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by zerocrates 8mo ago
The heading above that: "There is an ongoing incident that will force issuance to be halted." Feels like they were alerted to some current problem severe enough that "turn it off now" was the right move. Breaking the bas
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by zerocrates 8mo ago
I would say there's a couple aspects. The crawlers for the big famous names in AI are all less well behaved and more voracious than say, Googlebot. Though this is all somewhat muddied by companies that ran the former "good" c
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by zerocrates 8mo ago
It's the former Tumblr CEO. Technically a promotion from within but he was a recent hire as CFO.
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by zerocrates 8mo ago
On my 9 you get a setting to choose if holding Power gets you the power menu or activates the assistant (I think it defaulted to assistant? I have it set to the power menu because I don't really ever use the assistant.)
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by zerocrates 8mo ago
It actually is Noctalia; mistake in the HN title.
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by zerocrates 8mo ago
It's an urban legend that's floated around in various forms: in some it's an ice cream parlor rather than a store and they pack the vanilla faster, in some it's only the vanilla that gets hand-packed so it takes longer
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by zerocrates 8mo ago
It's not real, but it's still a fine story.
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by zerocrates 8mo ago
They haven't been all that aggressive against the decompile/recompile projects, interestingly. They're sometimes/often set up so you need the original to grab assets etc., but that code is copyrighted too and I'd ha
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by zerocrates 8mo ago
Ctrl-Y is typically Redo, not Undo. Maybe that's what they meant. Apparently on Macs it's usually Command-Shift-Z?
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by zerocrates 8mo ago
There's a recording from the 80s where he makes the same point in the middle of reciting the poem. It's a really good version. "A lot of times people see battles and skirmishes on TV and they say 'Ah-ha! The revolution i
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
The person you replied to is talking about ballots that are just on paper, filled in with a pen, and scanned. So there's no computer making printouts.
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
The author looks like they've only looked at the color of the dead space so probably not significant for this specifically. The trend against skueuomorphism maybe equally relevant: that early example is a descendant of Apple's pre
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
Also shown on the chart, to a smaller degree. And more noticeable on mobile probably where there's lots of OLEDs and concern about battery usage.
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
Yeah, they can just set the evil bit in their IP packets.
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
Yeah the flood of these Chrome UAs with every version number under the sun, and a really large portion being *.0.0.0 version numbers, that's what I've tended to experience lately. Also just kind of every browser user agent ever: M
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
They really don't have late fees. If you just never pay you'll owe a bunch of interest and they'll eventually send you to collections... the same basic process as for a normal card but just without the fees stacked on top.
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
Which ones? The guidelines this replaced were "half your plate should be fruits and vegetables, the other half protein and grains (at least half of which should be whole grains)." That's not way different from this. There a
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
The CSAM aspects aren't necessarily as affected by 230: to the extent that you're talking about it being criminal, 230 doesn't apply at all there. For civil liability, 230 really shouldn't apply; as you say, 230's s
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
The early recommendation age just falls out of the data that shows the vaccine is substantially more effective if you haven't been infected yet, together with the fact that it's a multi-dose vaccine where the second dose comes mon
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
I would have also expected at least a passing mention of chroma subsampling beyond 4:2:0 if only just to have an excuse to give the "4:2:0" label to the usual case they mention. And you might run across stuff in 4:2:2 or 4:4:4 not
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
As someone else says, for Firefox (and Thunderbird) I just uninstalled the package manager version entirely and dropped Mozilla's regular distro-agnostic binary tarballs in my home folder. Using the built-in update systems also avoids
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
They never got the advance because they didn't get to the first milestone.
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by zerocrates 9mo ago
You mean in the parts that say "Here's what they look like in Safari" and so on? Those are just .pngs.
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by zerocrates 10mo ago
Arendt: Totalitarianism in power invariably replaces all first-rate talents, regardless of their sympathies, with those crackpots and fools whose lack of intelligence and creativity is still the best guarantee of their loyalty.
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by zerocrates 10mo ago
My recollection is that it varies quite a bit between jurisdictions. The ABA's model rules require you to notify the other party when they accidentally send you something but leave unspecified what else, if anything, you might have to
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by zerocrates 10mo ago
Is DeepSeek's not VLM?
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by zerocrates 10mo ago
The "did not land" video they're talking about, that was his response to people being mad at him for calling Mamdani an Islamist (and being "from a culture that lies about everything"). Also, "partially" i
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by zerocrates 10mo ago
It's right in the text of the EO: they intend to argue that the state laws are preempted by existing federal regulations, and they also direct the creation of new regulations to create preemption if necessary, specifically calling on t
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by zerocrates 11mo ago
Since they go through the dealers it's probably just the dealers' existing "certified pre-owned" scheme.
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by zerocrates 11mo ago
The potential that you spend the money/time just to end up proving that you don't own it is I think the main blocker.

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