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by u1hcw9nx 8mo ago
It's not a human rights violation to fight the war efficiently.
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Ukraine turned war into a point-based game with a real-world rewards market(wearethemighty.com)
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>We examine the extent to which security against a fully malicious server holds true for three leading vendors who make the Zero Knowledge Encryption claim: Bitwarden, LastPass and Dashlane. Collectively, they have more than 60 million u
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A Comparative Security Analysis of Three Cloud-Based Password Managers(eprint.iacr.org)
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It's the ability to concentrate that starts to go. Kasparov have talk about this. Older players can play at a world-class level for the first few hours, but their ability to maintain intense concentration declines as the game progresse
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by u1hcw9nx 8mo ago
Gemini 3 fast ---- That depends entirely on how much you enjoy a good comedic spectacle! If you walk, you’ll arrive refreshed in about 45 seconds, but you'll be standing there with a bucket and a sponge while your car remains safely pa
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by u1hcw9nx 8mo ago
>The results of this paper should not be interpreted as suggesting that AI can consistently solve research-level mathematics questions. In fact, our anecdotal experience is the opposite: success cases are rare, and an apt intuition for a
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by u1hcw9nx 8mo ago
This article is a good example why CNN is second tier. They don’t mention the interest rate, nor do the journalist know how explain how it can be a good investment even if the company disappears at some point over the next 100 years. That
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Binance fires investigators found evidence of Iranian sanctions violations(fortune.com)
3 points by u1hcw9nx 8mo ago|1 comments
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'medical freedom' fuels worst US measles outbreak in 30 years(reuters.com)
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Towards Autonomous Mathematics Research (Google DeepMind)(arxiv.org)
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by u1hcw9nx 8mo ago
Just because the site says comprehensive does not mean it is comprehensive. Multiple names other databases find are not mentioned. Start from Joscha Bach... DOJ has more comprehensive search functionality. https://www.justice.gov
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Long March-10 in-flight abort and rocket landing demostration [video](youtube.com)
12 points by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago|6 comments
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
The article confirms what I just wrote. Albumins are proteins. If you add more albumins, the ratio changes. dilution = change of ratio. Just giving blood is not dilution.
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
That's also how you get security nightmares. The way I use LLM's is that I design main data structures, function interfaces etc. and ask LLM's to fill them. Also test cases and assertions.
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
I don't think it's very effective. It's your metabolism that produces that junk with increasing ratio of stuff that you need. If you just remove blood, the ratio of good stuff to bad stuff does not change. Same with kidney fi
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
>They drink blood because their own blood accumulates factors that accelerate aging, and they need to periodically dilute it. Feeding isn’t nutrition. It’s dialysis. This seems to be the emerging consensus. When you get older your metabo
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ELFA: Local-first, encrypted workspace suite(elfaconsortium.eu)
3 points by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago|1 comments
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
25th largest in the United States.
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
Action to close airspace over a major city in the US for security reasons over extended period hasn’t happened since 9/11. 10 day closure for security reasons seems really long. edit: Same restriction imposed around Santa Teresa, New M
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Alphabet to sell rare 100-year bond to fund AI expansion, bookrunner memo shows(reuters.com)
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
Sounds like correct methodology for the thing that CPI attempts to measure.
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
this don't require that.
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
In a an work/purposeful communication it's a great feature not to have fun features. People how love messaging are the bane of professional communication. You need to tell them to shout up, and tone down, but you want to do it pol
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
How is that not a feature? Differently designed apps for social and professional life is a good idea! A streamlined app focused only on essential functionality is the best way to ensure meaningful coordination. It is mentally taxing when cr
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How the GNU C Compiler became the Clippy of cryptography(theregister.com)
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From churches to chatbots: How AI is fusing with religion(reuters.com)
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
Price gouging is a wrong term to use for Apple laptops. You can call it price gouging or profiteering when someone increases the price of basic necessities after a natural disaster or a similar crisis. Then it's often wrong and harmful
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
RAM prices are high everywhere not just Apple. DDR5-6000 2x32GB prices have increased five fold. https://de.pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/memory/ AI clouds are eating all RAM available and increasing prices.
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by u1hcw9nx 9mo ago
You must also have noticed that he never engages his critics honestly. He just dismisses them as "elite propaganda". There has been never part of interesting intellectual debate between him and anyone who has different opinion. He

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