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wbl
11mo ago
Quick, what does git pull foo do if foo is a branch vs a remote and how do you fix it if you messed up/which is preferred when both exist?
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1y ago
Sam Altman got fired from YC for lying, and from OpenAI for lying, then replaced the board. Now he wants to do a transaction that takes the most valuable company in the world from the nonprofit and rewards its financial backers. It's v
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1y ago
Not when the AG sues the board and Sam for all the violations that happened around his ouster. The board isn't independent.
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1y ago
Because charities are also regulated by states as are all corporations. There is no federal corporate governance statute.
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1y ago
They can be shared just not insecurely. That's why they are working on a spec.
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1y ago
But it can't maintain that compromise. That's important.
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1y ago
Why is it more important than protecting users? They've already added a way to share them securely.
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1y ago
That's the whole point of this exercise. If export is possible it's not secure against local compromise in the way that's needed.
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1y ago
Its extremely useful in sports. We evaluate batters on OPS vs RBI, and no one ever evaluated them on runs they happened to score. We talk all the time about a QB and his linemen working together and the receivers. If all we talked about was
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1y ago
Both Kris and Armando have PhDs in cryptography. The issues here are a lot more subtle than that wiki article makes it seem.
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1y ago
Gas flames are easily hotter and exposure to flame can start burning below the autoignition temperature.
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1y ago
The expatriation act of 1907 specifically called those children citizens and I don't think the Cable act is relevant here.
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wbl
1y ago
There is a separate proviso for that!
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1y ago
It seems lawyers are very divided on this. And he was never naturalized so I think there's a strong case for him being natural born.
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1y ago
McCain was the child of two citizen parents and thus a citizen at birth.
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1y ago
I once suggested at work that we list diesel distributors using payment infra not on on us near our datacenters.
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1y ago
Dynamic types have classically used the lower bits freed by alignment constraints. If I know a cons cell is 16 bytes then I can use the low 4 bits of an address to store enough type info to disambiguate.
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1y ago
The same F5 responsible for the existence of the padding extension in TLS? And that still has predictable TCP sequence numbers by default.
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1y ago
It's a lot less valuable.
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1y ago
Repealing Bayh-Dole is a terrible idea. A lot of research produces enough to get a patent but still requires a lot more development to get a product. Drugs are probably the best example.
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1y ago
How else do you expect to move the information around between sites and use it?
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1y ago
I think it's good that I get to deposit money into my 401k quickly.
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1y ago
Are the children in the divorced houses doing the shooting?
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1y ago
Assemblers used to do a ton of stuff back in the day
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1y ago
You don't want that unless you want to wait days to trade.
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1y ago
A flyby is fine, and I'm willing to explore some 1960's propulsion solutions.
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1y ago
Why don't we have an interceptor ready to go for the next one?
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1y ago
It's the tax evasion. Nobody ever pilfered an interchange account.
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1y ago
FOIA is a law for a reason
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1y ago
I mean many of the kids who read at that age do chew things still.
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