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601.
by yapyap 2y ago
finally! let’s go! though he was very stupid with how he did it, I am happy he is a free man
602.
by yapyap 2y ago
rather US-centric train of thought from the author, but I guess that’s to be expected when the website’s name is quarter mile
603.
by yapyap 2y ago
and honestly, reading and writing probably did make the youth’s memory a few generations down weaker. If you are not expected to remember everything like the ancient Greek were, you are not training your memory as much and it will be worse
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by yapyap 2y ago
I doubt those are the uncalming aspects of tablets and phones, sure they’re what keep you up at night on a physical level but not mentally.
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by yapyap 2y ago
Assuming you’re addressing the “(no not that one)”, they say that cause Kondo is the famous one in the USA and the nytimes is a US based newspaper
606.
by yapyap 2y ago
I’m rather unknowledgeable on diabetes, so here’s a question that may seem basic: does choosing healthier meal, a salad instead of sweet ribs, not suffice for a good blood sugar?
607.
by yapyap 2y ago
wow, evil pi. very interesting, thanks for sharing.
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by yapyap 2y ago
> it's possible for an attacker to run a cache geolocation attack to find out which local datacenter they're near--similar to how law enforcement track mobile devices through cell phone towers. very much disagree on this, they
609.
by yapyap 2y ago
If appeasement politics don’t work and you have a (bit of a cruel IMO) dislike for slugs you can use salt cubes
610.
by yapyap 2y ago
I find it kinda odd some people seem to be against this article. Sure an off the cuff thought could be an unease with an “guide to going viral on HN” but OP isn’t disclosing any secret hacks or anything from what I’ve read, he just wrote do
611.
by yapyap 2y ago
(n+1)th time’s the charm
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by yapyap 2y ago
History of Ice Cream is starting to sound realer by the day
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by yapyap 2y ago
Love this guy’s videos, they’re in depth enough but also have a practical side to them so it won’t become a theoretic borefest (I know some people love things in theory, but it can get a bit overwhelming)
614.
by yapyap 2y ago
be a US sattelite, be a Russian sattelite. Honestly it feels like the US is also becoming a Russian sattelite with Trump & Elon having quiet gettogethers w Putin.
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by yapyap 2y ago
I feel like it’s one of those things where not complying and finding out is not a good option, especially with the disregard and disrespect the US has shown towards the ICC I don’t think doing petty things that inconvenience the Dutch econo
616.
by yapyap 2y ago
> Meanwhile computer science graduates land lucrative jobs in big tech or quant trading, often starting at £100,000+ I mean, not really
617.
by yapyap 2y ago
For AI, by AI, through AI. personally not a fan, but who knows, maybe it’s a great book.
618.
by yapyap 2y ago
I like the initiative and I’m not against experimenting, it’s fun. But why would you ever want an eSIM in a SIM device, I’d assume it’s more often the other way around
619.
by yapyap 2y ago
Cause they’re moving forward with forcing their AI slop down every Windows users’ throats
620.
by yapyap 2y ago
yeah, you paste malicious code into the run window (basically a powershell) and then paste in code. pretty obvious most of the time
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by yapyap 2y ago
of course he would
622.
by yapyap 2y ago
thanks
623.
by yapyap 2y ago
it’s probably a very basic phone
624.
by yapyap 2y ago
hell yeah
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by yapyap 2y ago
> I’d say it’s the closest thing to when Napster got everyone used to theft that’s a bit dramatic, I’d argue the way AI has been used, I.E. scraping up people’s work without consent and then using it to train models that will recreate sa
626.
by yapyap 2y ago
rip walking speeds :(
627.
by yapyap 2y ago
if your use of chatgpt saves you from a trip to the doctor I would be very concerned
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by yapyap 2y ago
Such a stupid post, I know people on HN don’t like absolute descriptors like that and sorry for that. Obviously the LLMs and ChatGPT don’t use the most energy when answering your question, they churn through insane amounts of water and ener
629.
by yapyap 2y ago
very nice, I remember seeing a writeup on someone that had basically done the same thing as a coding test or something of the like (before LLM crawlers) was catching / getting harassed by LLMs ignoring the robots.txt to scrape his webs
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by yapyap 2y ago
> Admittedly, it did not cost me the $6300 from the article's title, much closer to $900 I am confused, I assume the 900 dollars is the cost of his camera but where did the 6300 figure come from?

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