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I travelled to Argentina around this time and, plane ticket aside, I used Bitcoins for everything. I bought BTC from localbitcoins, travelled there, paid for my stay and some meals in BTC (there was a website that showed restaurants and caf
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Given the cycles for Nintendo consoles this sounds pretty reasonable particularly now that they have a single line of consoles with the Switch instead of console + handheld. It's not like the Wii U sold a lot. Who knows if the Switch r
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Pfannkuchen in Berlin not Krapfen, I think?
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Go to a judge in a copyright case and argue that humans are parrots. Then tell me how it went.
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A language model is not a human. You at least have the possiblity that the human learned something. The language model is a parrot with a large memory. That said Microsoft didn't allow their kernel developers to look at Linux code for
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I thought so too but it bothers a lot less now that the default style of iteration is "for x in y" instead of looping over indices. In fact I barely think about it. And, yes, for math-y stuff that you are going to be reading off a
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Fortran is a case of a language that has grown below the trend of the industry. There are probably more active Fortran projects and developer now than at any point in history. But it became a smaller piece of the much larger pie so people t
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It's pretty cool.
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The only thing missing is the actual expert making a clueful statement at the very bottom of the page where nobody reads. Possibly downvoted a couple of times.
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Generating chess puzzles with generic algorithms (2022)
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It breaks my script that calls /usr/bin/fgrep
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Intel plans to cut thousands of jobs
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> It's mostly political The Nobel prize for peace is literally political. It couldn't be any other thing.
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People are way overvaluing this thing right? AI "art", prompt "engineering". All I see is people with too much time throwing words at a parser without understanding what it does until something sticks. And the result is
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Yes, it was possible to observe, and many people did. In fact, it drew a lot of interest and there were usually many observers per ballot... in big population centers. But it is also incredibly hard to make sure every counted vote gets obse
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Brazil has a different threat model than Germany.
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It worked well in Stadia.
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Yes, seems like the sort of place that dishes our factual statements.
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Mona Lisa isn't particularly significant in the history of art. It is now a very important piece of pop culture.
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Tec Toy built systems with original ICs for as long as they could (even when the likes of AtGames had moved on to cheap-o reproductions), but they are discontinued so that's impossible. There is no way to get buy a new 68k nowadays, fo
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That's a mistake I will never make again. Your phone number is insecure - but even if wasn't, you are setting yourself up for losing your account forever if you ever forget to transfer all your 2FA numbers, or if the phone company
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I only use Genie slightly to add a simple UI to my projects - I'm no web dev. Time to first request is as terrible as you would expect, but one can then dynamically iterate on a running interpreter by changing and adding pieces, and th
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Not a recent thing, if anything things are getting better over time, just slowly. I remember reading stuff about how "forensic science" has been the realm of quackery for as long as I have known how to read. Police are incentivise
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In countries where such laws exist, most of the same links that take you to a button will immediately unsubscribe instead. I guess IP addresses are used.
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TrueSkill Through Time: Revisiting the History of Chess (2008) [pdf]
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Curiosity about its glow and artificial origin aside, the most common fish in Brazil is the tilapia, which is of African origin. Whatever changes this new fish causes are likely to be a fraction of what that fish did.
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Considering we have 80-column conventions and widescreen monitors... no?
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Just witness the pitchfork army whenever systemd is mentioned.
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> really global -- even between windows This isn't the language though. A runtime in Mathematica is called a kernel. By default, Mathematica uses one. I think base licenses allow you to run two simultaneous runtimes and you can buy
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Casio fx991 is the best scientific calculator there is, and it is cheap.
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