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by woliveirajr 2y ago
Once I bought a Motorola smartphone. When I received it, there was a strong smell, so I asked it to be returned because someone must have droped some perfum during the delivery. The new one come with the same strong smell. Found out that th
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by woliveirajr 2y ago
Why worry about fraud, deception and misleadings using AI when we have the old kind of fraud? Or, in the other hand, now you don't have to manipulate images, you can just generate the ones you need.
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by woliveirajr 2y ago
1 - Wait until X complies with demands (having a legal representative in Brazil and so) 2 - Use some Court order to inform which Brazilians accounts made login during that time 3 - Give time to that users so they prove that whey were outsid
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NIST Releases First 3 Finalized Post-Quantum Encryption Standards(nist.gov)
1 points by woliveirajr 2y ago|0 comments
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Bacteria defy textbooks by writing new genes(nature.com)
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by woliveirajr 2y ago
Remembers me this book: https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/54120408-klara-and-the-s... Although the main plot is about AI, the real reason why the protagonist exists is very interesting about epigenetic...
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Google tests blocking side-loaded Android apps with risky permissions(bleepingcomputer.com)
1 points by woliveirajr 2y ago|0 comments
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by woliveirajr 2y ago
Funny: > Thanks to Sam Altman (...) for reading drafts of this.
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Ask HN: "Autolabel" in Gmail?
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
probably meant "ip" or URLs
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
TL;DR: the base64 util breaks lines after a certain number of columns. Use a parameter to specify "don't break". [0] [0] https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/base64.1.html
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
Sometimes you think you're not "working" but you are thinking about your work. So you "work" 2h/day by really typing and coding and so on, but you think about some problem another 2 or 3h/day. So you have
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
[2016] Paradox of choice -> when you have more options, you tend to put more pressure on yourself to make the perfect choice -> “You’re convinced that even though you did well, you should have done better.” -> your pleasure at the
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
One of Vitany's student used it to create the NCD (normalized compression distance), and then I went on to get Master/PhD degree on using it to authorship attribution.
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
> The world doesn't need most of us Perfect. It isn't even a matter of being replaceable: it's just that so many people might die, anywhere in the world, and you don't even notice it.
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
The present is already gone when I think about it. The future will come and be gone at the same time. All that matters is the past: you can only try to build the past that you want to have. You can't change the physical past and someti
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
wrong link
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Step-Synced Vision: Walking Rhythm Alters Visual Perception(neurosciencenews.com)
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
Critical to the user safety? Well, that's not a problem. Critical to the safety of some site/other users? Then the problem is a bit deeper, as my computer/software shouldn't be able to affect someone else.
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
Clever. Since not obeying some item of a CC license implies that you're not covered by such license, "bad guys" might induce someone to infringe the CC and then violate the copyright
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
In Brazil: vossa merce -> vosmecê -> você (you).
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
Interesting, I asked how to make bread and the explanation was good (in a nerdy view)
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Alcohol toxicology false positives were the presence of sugar in the urine(medscape.com)
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
Given that LLMs are trained in large corpus of text (not in logic, not in mathematical first principles), isn't too much to expect that it can understand the problem and then solve it mathematically?
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
Damn it. Took that long to learn.
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
Reminds me when someone asked (at StackOverflow) on how to recognize binaries for different architetures, like x86 or ARM-something or Apple M1 and so on. I gave the idea to use the technique of NCD (Normalized compression distance), based
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"Locals" is locked down in Brazil(scottadams.locals.com)
1 points by woliveirajr 3y ago|0 comments
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
If "Stronger Person" means the hability to survive in harsh environments, yes. As long as you have survived the previous one (survivor bias) and isn't broke to survive the next one. Getting stronger has a price: sometimes you
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by woliveirajr 3y ago
> Tesla is recalling almost 2.2 million vehicles — nearly all of the cars that it has sold in the U.S. — because the font size is too small on its instrument panel for its brake, park and antilock brake system warning lights. [0] [0] h
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Tesla Recalls Vehicles over Latest Safety Flaw(wsj.com)
1 points by woliveirajr 3y ago|1 comments

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