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by chancitag 5d ago
It's crazy that not only did the author get this wrong, but then pretends like the difference is still a niche thought experiment: > Today, some child behavioral experts believe what we are sometimes seeing is not true gentle parent
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by chancitag 5d ago
A more accurate title: Anthropic stops aiding bioweapons research efforts, Russian hacking, Chinese AI misuse.
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by chancitag 6d ago
This serves as a pretty great case study in the disparity in manufacturing on and off shore. The phones specs are almost a decade out of date compared to global-sourced phones available today.
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by chancitag 8d ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20260908151016/https://80.lv/art...
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by chancitag 15d ago
> For Artemis III and beyond, NASA is moving to a more permeable Avcoat material, which should allow them to reenter Orion without char loss and bring back a much larger downrange capability, Hill said. Still glad they're updating f
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by chancitag 19d ago
Fewer than he has personally killed with Doge.
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by chancitag 29d ago
I suspect because clicking on a video that has a bait thumbnail, realizing it's garbage, and clicking away will now count as a view for it.
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by chancitag 1mo ago
Anecdotally, back in college the rooms had CO2 monitors on the walls and I started to notice that professors who closed the doors and let the reader climb as high as 2400ppm were much more difficult to pay attention to than ones who left th
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by chancitag 3mo ago
Managed to get it archived: https://web.archive.org/web/20260629115602/https://haghiri75...
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by chancitag 3mo ago
Looks like the personal site is getting overloaded. Archive link here: https://web.archive.org/web/20260629115602/https://haghiri75...
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by chancitag 3mo ago
It is much more difficult than that. Starlink is essentially IT infrastructure, which certainly produces heat but nothing on the level of pure compute. Ejecting heat in space is a difficult problem that is currently solved on the ISS with l
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by chancitag 3mo ago
Also got the newsletter. Don't recall if I did or didn't sign up for it initially.
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by chancitag 4mo ago
I recently bought a hybrid, and had been trying to wrap my brain around how it had an Atkinson engine in it. Was imagining a solenoid-driven crankshaft linkage or similar. Loved learning from this video that the secret is in valve timing an
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by chancitag 4mo ago
And the second title encompasses the first. Better public transport -> less congestion for those stuck driving.
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by chancitag 4mo ago
> A deal between the two tech titans would give a boost to SpaceX’s business ahead of a historic public listing. That tagline says it all. This is just pure market manipulation. There's no current path to space-based datacenters bei
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by chancitag 4mo ago
That was a lot of fun to explore. If OP is the author, thanks for making this.
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by chancitag 4mo ago
> Do you think being alive is necessarily, rather than merely historically, required for consciousness? Ah, I suppose I don't. My comment was poorly worded. However I feel confident that consciousness does not exist anywhere near th
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by chancitag 4mo ago
It's interesting to see the Turing test flipped and pointed back at ourselves. Can the computer trick you into believing it is alive all while you know it's a computer? Re: Re: Ex Machina movie.
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by chancitag 5mo ago
> Setup Guides: Step-by-step instructions for the “regular person” to get these models running on their laptop without going into the weeds. Coming up in the next post. Looking forward to this. I was 'born yesterday' and haven&
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by chancitag 5mo ago
It most likely does not. My framework 16 laptop is AMD based but has the equivalent feature (AMD PSP) enabled. https://community.frame.work/t/feasibility-of-diy-intel-me-n... https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by chancitag 5mo ago
Love OBS and Blender. Recently started using Kdenlive and it is awesome. Big fan of OpenSCAD[1] and solvespace[2] for making functional 3D prints. I'm going to branch out a bit here and say GrapheneOS is my favorite thing going on righ
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by chancitag 5mo ago
This is kind of stunning to read when Ford was bailing out of the EV market just a few months ago. https://www.wardsauto.com/news/ford-scraps-ev-plans-focusing...
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by chancitag 5mo ago
In my experience Copilot is such garbage. But I've only used it in the context of being forced to for my job, where it only ever answers prompts by telling me steps to go do myself, and then most of the time the steps are wrong anywa
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by chancitag 5mo ago
It's literally a scam in the same tune of "full self driving next year." Launch costs, unrepairable once in-orbit, more expensive hardware to withstand space and radiation, the engineering problem of dissipating heat into spa
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by chancitag 5mo ago
> Previous administrations squandered our military advantages and the lives, goodwill, and resources of our people in grandiose nation-building projects and self-congratulatory pledges to uphold cloud-castle abstractions like the rules-b
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by chancitag 5mo ago
At a previous job I had a hiccup onboarding to Atlassian. The startup founder sent initial invite to college email address, and then when we got our own domain and corporate email addresses everyone migrated their accounts over. Except me.
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by chancitag 5mo ago
Well said. I felt a knot in my stomach while watching the livestream coverage and hearing "They're doing so much science!" and I wanted to reach into the monitor and ask "Tell me! Give me details!" but instead felt
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by chancitag 5mo ago
It's encouraging to see healthy conversation taking place around the open web's future, and the response to "Endgame to the open web." Also glad to have discovered Julien Genestoux's article through this one. As an
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by chancitag 5mo ago
I've been using TT-RSS for about a decade now. Love it. Sad to see the original owner burn out on it, but glad that it is still being maintained by a community fork. https://tt-rss.org/
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by chancitag 5mo ago
Possibly related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47724118 - In the blog post the author finds many extensions plausibly pushing malware or other harm, with Mozilla ostensibly asleep at the wheel. Many plugs the author

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