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The agenda that Trump advanced during campaigns was not "cut ourselves off from the rest of the world". Do his supporters really want this? What's the rationale he advances for this stance and the tarrifs? What would a pres
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> rediscovering I think this is just "discovering". While you (and I) probably discovered these things with assembly or C languages, it's perfectly reasonable or even appropriate for newer generations to have these kinds o
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> The economics of open source are fundamentally broken. Most maintainers never see a dime for their efforts I feel like this statement clearly indicates someone who doesn't "get it."
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> at most two compilers. As far as C, C++ go - that's two out of three. So it's not as bad as it sounds to be "at most two".
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Seems like an enormous organizational challenge to even get through the queue of other US gov agency attorneys wanting to know the presidents opinion on just how many ppm of this particulate is allowed per the statute. Such that the new st
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> I’d assume that demographics should somewhat match real demographics. At work? I doubt that. Only for a job available to anyone and chosen by everyone. I don't think there's any jobs even roughly like that. People get jobs
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I'm genuinely curious how you know which ones are which. Is it indicated like on their badge?
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Does jujutsu have anything like "git am"? I'd like to take a series of patches and jj-ify them so I can play with it. I get that maybe I can't expect to cherry pick a commit because it's naturally different from gi
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Don't those natural disasters get included one way or another into an outage calculation? I suppose parts of the US have more exposure to those disasters than Germany btw.
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I felt for a long time that it should be fair use. If an LLM can abstract what it learns from the copyrighted work, then that seems "fair" because that's what humans do. But ... as I've thought about it more, it doesn&#
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> When a png is directly uploaded, the model is better able to notice that some strange pattern is present in the data. However, it still does not recognize the pattern as a gorilla. I wonder if the conversation context unfairly weighed
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That doesn't seem like an appropriate comparison to the task the blogger did. The blogger gave their AI thing the raw data - and a different prompt from the one you gave. If you gave it a raster image, that's "cheating"
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If you give it stronger hints could it figure it out? "imagine the data plot is a raster image. what is pictured?"
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> just keep being open minded about it and let the chips fall where they may. It's a failure of leadership to not intervene when discord threatens the group. He should weigh in, or make sure that someone else who has mutual trust w
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Wow, I was so convinced that it was the case that I thought you were mistaken. They look remarkably similar. But yeah, just another game in that genre like you said.
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I'm surprised - isn't this game just a skin on Overwatch? So does Overwatch have an RCE?
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> This means that it cannot encode arbitrary code that could be executed by the host machine. But the host machine still can, so it's not as big of advantage in that regard. If you could somehow deliver a payload of native code and
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> Washington is full of rule-following valedictorians ... > That's nice, but you need to learn how to swing on the illiterate bullies who steal lunch money. Amen! are there any beneficent billionaires willing to fight dirty? I
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I wonder if the macrodata refinement task in the show (well-reproduced here) is something like the work done by human moderators of Facebook, Twitter, etc? It takes a real toll on them, wading through some of the worst content humanity has
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In refining BF5CF:BA616B (Siena) in 00h 05m 58s 968ms I have brought glory to the company. Praise Kier. 5⃣0⃣9⃣4⃣5⃣ 0⃣5⃣6⃣7⃣4⃣ 9⃣7⃣3⃣1⃣7⃣ 9⃣8⃣9⃣7⃣7⃣ 2⃣5⃣9⃣9⃣4⃣ #mdrlumon #severance lumon-industries.com
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In the video from the webcam there's another plane which is much easier to see. Could they have asked about "the aircraft" and the helicopter pilot mistook which one they referred to? "yes I can see the plane flying mu
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"recorded history" sounds like it's how you divide pre-colonial Americas from modern (15th Century CE onward) Americas. For example, many weather features have been recorded in the Americas since 17th century CE. Does &qu
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They do if they're AGPL licensed and the internal form software is used to provide a user facing service.
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So, maybe the new administration did a global "ctrl-f regulation, uncheck".
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It is likely the case that multiple factors contribute to the frequency and lethality of mass shootings in the USA. But the availability of firearms is likely one of those factors.
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> Spreading misinformation? AFAIk, that's protected under the first amendment unless you really cause tangible damage i.e. Infowars style Jones is a horrible person but committed no crimes. He wasn't taken to criminal court b
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> defendant ... shared a conspiracy theory that missing children were taken by the federal government to be trained as school shooters. This conspiracy seems like it would appeal to those who recognize that mass killings/suicides at
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* Slow Horses * For All Mankind * Ted Lasso * Severance * Silo * Foundation
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I don't think he's a traitor, especially if you consider the intent of his disclosures and the care he took to make sure that only the info that needed to be disclosed was. I suppose we can agree to disagree on that topic. But &q
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Well, on one hand I'm surprised to see this take on HN. OTOH it's nice that it's not strictly a hive-mind.

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