FatalLogic

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by FatalLogic 10d ago
Me too, try this link. I think it is the same https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/general/she-lost-her-sight-h...
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by FatalLogic 10d ago
My sympathies. This is tragic. I hope the therapy and the research has benefits for Lucy and for other people. A few questions.... The paper under review at Nature [0] makes it clear, by omission, that Lucy Ackman could not consent to this
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by FatalLogic 10d ago
Isn't this a general class of problem that has a similar risk profile for any type of gateway that accepts inputs that are not very tightly bounded? Not only LLM services.
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by FatalLogic 17d ago
Change the title to 2026 Hugo Awards or 2026 Hugo Award Nominations
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by FatalLogic 1mo ago
>removing the bricks with the art on them to auction off and replacing them with new bricks That is in fact the kind of process I was suggesting. Auctioning the art would generate income; Destroying the art destroys income.
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by FatalLogic 1mo ago
>the mural was painted onto the Royal Courts of Justice building, which is a Grade I preserved building, putting it in the same tier of building preservation as the Tower of London and the Palace of Westminster. The section in question
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by FatalLogic 1mo ago
In effect, that's the point that I was making. I'm sorry if my writing was difficult to understand.
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by FatalLogic 1mo ago
Yes, I have considered that and I agree. I didn't mention it only because it's difficult to attribute a monetary value to "conversations and awareness that arise from the performance of this art", while it's easy to
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by FatalLogic 1mo ago
Original art by Banksy is reportedly valued at millions of £ or $ [0] The BBC says "Banksy works cost public almost £150k" because "The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) says it has spent £50,000 trying to remove paint from the wall
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by FatalLogic 1mo ago
That looks more like a very bad overly-literal translation of Spanish 'protagonista absoluto'. AI generated English would not probably use a phrase which doesn't normally happen in English. 'Main focus' would be bet
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Two to the Moon: Lunar Gemini (2020)(spaceflighthistories.com)
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by FatalLogic 4mo ago
>It's only me or it does not explain how it works? I'll try my best to explain, according to what I understand: An electric field can re-orientate the liquid crystal molecules, which changes the speed of light within the liquid
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by FatalLogic 4mo ago
So true. An evergreen classic https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by FatalLogic 7mo ago
https://archive.is/Xu5nk
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by FatalLogic 8mo ago
>I'm still on 8.5.8 (Oct 2023) - it turns out I'm actually...safer? Notepad++ site says The incident began from June 2025. On their downloads page, 8.8.2 was the first update in June 2025 (the previous update 8.8.1 was released
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by FatalLogic 8mo ago
Your demo video defaults to play at 1.5x speed You probably didn't intend to do that
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by FatalLogic 8mo ago
This would be a much better link for this post There's a lot more detail, and delivered in more professional way
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by FatalLogic 8mo ago
>The silence of MSM (particularly the BBC) is eye-opening. Daily reports from the BBC, and the rate of them is increasing https://www.bbc.com/news/topics/cjnwl8q4ggwt Some of the headlines- New Iran videos show
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by FatalLogic 8mo ago
>particularly on large containers It's common for people to carry large metal equipment cases (for cameras, etc.) onboard
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by FatalLogic 8mo ago
I wish he'd brought back "Don't Be Evil" to Google, as well as himself.
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by FatalLogic 9mo ago
Press ESC with the C64 window focused to stop the game After that you can type LIST to see the code, and edit it, then RUN to restart
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by FatalLogic 10mo ago
FAQ: Is it opt in? Yes, they are saying. > You can continue using Firefox as you always have for the most customizable experience, or switch from classic to Private Window for the most private browsing experience. And now, with AI Window
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by FatalLogic 10mo ago
The online edition was edited later. "This newspaper report was originally edited using AI, which is in violation of Dawn’s current AI policy. The policy is also available on our website. The report also carried some junk, which has no
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by FatalLogic 1y ago
Similar article, no paywall: https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/electronic-ar...
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by FatalLogic 1y ago
I didn't check your code worked.. just copied it and ran the inner part of the loop once, but according to https://www.masswerk.at/6502/ It's about 2x faster. Your code uses 44 CPU cycles x 64 Edit: plus a br
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by FatalLogic 1y ago
https://archive.is/7Eef8
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by FatalLogic 1y ago
It's a fun idea. Though it would have to be a really small R2-D2 that could work from the inside. The fictional R2-D2 had a big advantage of being in vacuum so it could work from the outside, without disturbing the airflow, and without
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by FatalLogic 1y ago
>but for now there's not really any known alternative The research in the article does suggest a plausible alternative
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by FatalLogic 1y ago
>You've been baited by a post from 2016 Thanks, I didn't notice the date. So, I wasted my time commenting on it.... thanks a bunch, OP Yes, I noticed the 'spaceman bad' vibe, but I don't mind trying to discuss it
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by FatalLogic 1y ago
Isn't the SpaceX lunar lander plan to just use the Starship upper stage with some modifications? Then, they are working on it by working on Starship Edit: 'two years' is unlikely, but Mars does have an atmosphere, so somethin

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