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In their field?
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Quite an astonishing amount of quotes -- I counted Heidegger, Nietzsche, Murdoch, the Bible, and Plato as key players -- to contribute very little of substance. It feels like the same kind of hand-wringing that you might have read about the
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by wzdd 1y ago
Youtube has already accounted for this by using a separate endpoint to count watch stats. See the recent articles about view counts being down attributed to people using adblockers. Even if they hadn't done that, you can craft millions
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Just incidental (KDE is indeed great), but in case anyone is wondering, you can see similar wifi information on macOS by holding option while clicking the icon in the menu bar.
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Not anti-vax by any means, but it's not too conclusive to use past mutation rate here because the presence of a vaccine targeting successful strains introduces a strong evolutionary pressure for the more rapid emergence of novel strain
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Bowls specifically are worse than large, filtered, rectangular aquariums because they're typically too small (causing stress), unfiltered (resulting in waste buildup which causes stress), round (which can act as a lens if the bowl is s
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The artice links to the paper which discusses the issue. The paper identifies two problems: a biased swapping algorithm, and a PRNG with easy-to-guess state. For the first problem, a very simple "for each card, pick a number between 1
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by wzdd 1y ago
I clicked and got a Cloudflare error page, said "I hope it isn't 'run a website'", and then visited the comments...
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Although this is indeed a worrying statement, it seems true to me. Most users of sqlite control the SQL they use. The problem I would expect from using a database document interchange format is that a maliciously crafted database could re
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The original comment, and your initial response, talked about advertising. The examples you give, and this response in general, are marketing. They are very different, and marketing is much broader.
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Except that you also learnt about 10 concerts you didn't want to go to, 10 sales you don't care about, etc. And it's not even (necessarily) 10 good concerts or sales, it's just the ones that someone managed to thrust in
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by wzdd 1y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Eyes
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Everywhere else in Anthropic's interface, yes/no switches show blue when enabled and black when disabled. In the box they're showing about this change the slider shows grey in both states: visit it in preferences to see the d
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Weird. I bought the first iPad and loved the big keyboard. I was much faster using it than I was on a phone. Particularly with the magnetic case, I found I could set it up like a physical keyboard and take notes in lectures, but unlike most
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The source includes a direct comment from the secretary of state that Category 1 of the OSA is about regulating sites with a significant influence over public discourse. Therefore it makes perfect sense to say that the OSA is at least in pa
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Could you provide a source for your statements? The article says that they don’t have access to the chat logs, and the quotes from the patient don’t suggest that chatgpt did not tell him to ingest bromide.
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> The mechanism that the model uses to transition towards the answer is to generate intermediate text. Yes, which makes sense, because if there's a landscape of states that the model is traversing, and there are probablistically lik
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This seems incorrect. From https://medicine.yale.edu/news-article/lenacapavir-drug-offe... : > The medication works in two ways: First, it interrupts viral replication by preventing HIV from reaching the nucleus of
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by wzdd 1y ago
Not that I think vaccines are in any way harmful, but your own link goes on to point out that less than 1% of ingested aluminium ends up in the blood so just quoting the numbers like that doesn't add much.
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The output is not of high quality. It is extremely verbose for what it is trying to say, and I found myself skimming it while dealing with 1. The constant whiplash of paragraphs which describe an amazing feature followed by paragraphs which
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The "surprising results" are a bit factoid-ey and if taken at face value are far more shocking than they turned out to be (I very much appreciate the references so I could check this): "You can reverse up to 10 years of age-r
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The article mentions this.
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Tangent, but I'm curious about how your style feature tagger got "no contractions" when the article is full of them. Just in the first couple of paras we have it's, that's, I've, I'd...
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"Many" is doing a lot of work here.
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(non-Core) WCF seems to have a concept of "drain on close stream". Could CoreWCF be replicating that? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1676563/why-is-wcf-readi... . The commenter there suggests Abort(
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The point of anubis is to make scraping unprofitable by forcing bots to solve a sha256-based proof-of-work captcha, so another point of view is that the explicit denylist is actually saving those bot authors time and/or money.
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Collecting the entire periodic table? Noble goal, but good luck with e.g. Einsteinium.
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I did this recently with a forward-mode AD paper, by just pasting the PDF into Claude. Like everyone, I've had mixed results with Claude coding, so I wouldn't bet my life on the output, but Claude was able to produce something for
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It could also be that YouTube started recommending this video to people for whatever reason, which was why it was on this guy’s mind.
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The stats are not hard to look up, but they do seem somewhat hard to gather. The site you linked doesn't reference a study, but I imagine that asking a bunch of people if they pulled out "perfectly", even for quite stringent

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