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chicken-stew
10d ago
Would it be legal if the TOS stipulated compensation for rogue behaviour from llms?
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12d ago
Off-topic: before clicking the link, for a split second I thought the article was going to be about an image host where you get the resource not by URI but a description of the image. Imagine a world of webs where the “html” consists not of
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13d ago
brew install imhex Error: imhex: Cask 'imhex' has been disabled because it does not pass the macOS Gatekeeper check! It was disabled on 2026-09-01.
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14d ago
I honestly thought they solved the brit/u.s. stuff years ago.
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14d ago
There’s a fun variation in W-Europe that google needs to spend some time on: Northern Belgium and the Netherlands have web content in the same language. But google uses the content in one lump. Problem is when you search for employment/
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Salinental valley – Europe's largest open-air inhalatorium
(bad-kreuznach-tourist.de)
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16d ago
A video ( in German ) that shows the scale of the site: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUnHfjedqto
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18d ago
https://archive.ph/vjVkZ
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Google further buries search results under AI mode
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18d ago
And games.
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Nearly 3M Teslas recalled in China over hidden door handles
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25d ago
I’d like to suggest to have a () next to the submission title that informs me of the youtube channel. We have (url) to inform us of the website and each can decide whether it’s worth clicking, but youtube is heterogeneous. The title reeks o
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1mo ago
I guess most promote the title by sentiment.
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1mo ago
Ah yes, so that’s why if I ask gemini for a simple low-resource trick to cast a float to its binary representation it is reminded of a work of shakespeare and suggests memcpy. Or yesterday, when I asked it for the best low resource approach
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1mo ago
I thought cortex-m0 was taking over that slice of the pie.
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1mo ago
Another item on the Soylent Green checklist.
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1mo ago
Thermal systems are slow. On the planetary scale of pump and dump heat the lag is something like 30 years. So the change you’re experiencing today is the effect of what was exhausted in the 90s. What we’re getting in 2050 is already locked
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the designer has no awareness of supply chain. Well, you’re asking for a design that boils down to a single channel downconverting I/Q ADC for 21.4 MHz IF, how many such products do you think there are? The ones by TI have been
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Would probably be better to demonstrate by exsmple how this approach is used to train on sensor data and then use it (as is hinted by the author) instead of acknowledging that the klingon poc is useless.
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1mo ago
Do you guys think we're going to see a de-evolution of human beings due to technology? The gap between people who are willing to commit the hours to learn something and those who prefer the path of least resistance is getting b
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2mo ago
I do wonder how they source their bulk literary data. Do they have a google books, an archive.org or an anna’s archive for chinese content? What’s the Asian equivalent to Elsevier? Is there (strong) copyright on the corporate level?
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Nuvistor
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Well, some years ago helium was a preferred way for suicide. This reflected very bad on the producers of party balloon helium tanks, so they added an amount of oxygen and it was no longer an effective way. So the question becomes: How much
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Wait, capped at 24 kWh a day? Our household consumed 8 kWh per day over the past week (gas cooking, no airco). So with a home battery that sinks 10 kWh during those 3 hours you have minimal energy costs?
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I, too, heard this but in a different context: pharma growing pure crystals for analysis by x-ray diffraction. There was a discussion a while back whether these lab-grown crystals were truly contributing to ISS’s reason to exist or an excus
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of what the tobacco industry did They’re still very active, pushing new avenues that are (pinky swear) not detrimental for your health.
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2mo ago
“How many Kloc did you submit today? I did 12.”
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2mo ago
I expect it to be more like servers that cache frequent content, to reduce the round trip delay.
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3mo ago
In 2024 Belgium closed its only semi fab, which had recently pivoted to GaN.
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3mo ago
Isn’t it amazing that the argument “you can’t use this to find vulns” is now the new normal and we’re now discussing the guard rails?
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