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by u1hcw9nx 8mo ago
Imagine someone "enthusiastically digitized" (as much as possible) in a foreign country alone and then they lose their iPhone Plane tickets, all hotel reservations, they don't remember any phone numbers. They use ApplePay and
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Senior leaders in Google are not pro-Trump. Musk (Tesla, SpaceX), Ellison (Oracle) consistently supported Trump before his win was certain and are tight with Trump. They were megadonors behind his campaign. Bezos (Amazon, Blue Origin) and Z
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It does not matter if lawyers are using AI, a text editor, a paralegal, or some random chump from the street to write their documents. They are responsible for their work, its quality, and its errors. Low-quality lawyers produce subpar work
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Google, OpenAI Employees Voice Support for Anthropic in Open Letter. We Will Not Be Divided https://notdivided.org/ ----- The Department of War is threatening to - Invoke the Defense Production Act to force Anthropic to s
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What I read is: Anything not open source, open weight, is evil. I disagree. The concept of nuance, putting things in context, is the source of all good in internet discussions.
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>We present 12 distinct attacks against Bitwarden, 7 against LastPass and 6 against Dashlane They also discuss 1Password. no authentication of public keys, vulnerable to vault substitution attack (it does not authenticate vault keys) an
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A Comparative Security Analysis of Three Cloud-Based Password Managers(eprint.iacr.org)
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The effect goes away when the urge exceeded intolerable level. Holding a shit has same effect: Defecatory urge increases cognitive control and intertemporal patience in healthy volunteers https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi
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Apple has allowed similar audits for Chinese as the Germans audits discussed. Chinese even do spot checks for individual phones sold in China to verify that they don't have US backdoors. (Apple services in China are not safe from the
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Increased urination urgency facilitates impulse control in unrelated domains(pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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TL;DR Having to pee makes you better at video games
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It's regulation for providers, so it's easy to enforce.
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This technology could be used to copyrights as well. >The watermark doesn’t change the image or video quality. It’s added the moment content is created, and designed to stand up to modifications like cropping, adding filters, changing fr
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Apple gets enough. Their need for chips is not growing as high as Nvidia's. I think you are trying to say that Nvidia has lock-in due its massive reservations and it starves others out. That's partially true real bottleneck curre
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That's because Google is once removed from TSMC, unlike Nvidia and Apple Google and Broadcom are in co-design partnership (and now also MediaTek). Google defines the architecture. Broadcom provides the essential infrastructure (IP blo
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Google is still one of the Nvidia's largest customers. Google Ironwood (TPU v7) is roughly 12 months (generation) behind Nvidia in performance, but they get incredible savings in cost by having their own chips. Where Google has advant
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Leaked Documents Show Meta Cracking Down on Access to Abortion Information(motherjones.com)
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Why does he apologize Epstein stuff to his staff in the foundation? He was let go of Microsoft board, for "reasons" after outside law firm too a look at his behavior. Officially he left for philanthropic priorities. The New York T
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The Looming Taiwan Chip Disaster That Silicon Valley Has Long Ignored(nytimes.com)
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JEPA-Deep-Dive https://rohitbandaru.github.io/blog/JEPA-Deep-Dive/
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So this is archive.today with another url? Do not trust.
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If it is plausible that you did not remember, it's not a felony. Something that happened for 12-years old is easy to forget. There is nothing morally wrong in felonies like this, just don't get caught.
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That's over more than $175 billion in US tariff collections that government must pay back. Companies have been hedging against this outcome. For some time, hedge funds have been purchasing the rights to tariff compensation from compani
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I have been testing it. Verdict: Generates generic bland slop proficiently. Very strong inclination to generic pop, no matter how instructed. Is way behind other music generators. Very similar to when first AI music generators appeared, b
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If you go far beyond nanoseconds, energy becomes a limiting factor. You can only achieve ultra-fast processing if you dedicate vast amounts of matter to heat dissipation and energy generation. Think on a galactic scale: you cannot have even
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You must consider both time and locality. From now until protons decay and matter does not exist anymore is only 10^56 nanoseconds.
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?? It's explained just above the sentences you quote. And there is example just after the quote.
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Billionaires' Low Taxes Are Becoming a Problem for the Economy(wsj.com)
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I think crazygringo mispresents Solow paradox. None of the main explanations say it's the cost that removed the productivity.
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Cryptographic Issues in Matrix's Rust Library Vodozemac(soatok.blog)
25 points by u1hcw9nx 8mo ago|9 comments

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