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by codezero 3y ago
Cool! Didn't know about this. Thanks.
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by codezero 3y ago
Another Kagi blog post (the small web one) convinced me to sign up and the limited number of searches for $10 was my main hesitation. I signed up anyways and haven't regretted it at all. It's a bummer Safari doesn't support c
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by codezero 3y ago
I read this as a language for robots to use, but it’s a language for using robots :) Still some cool concepts. Just feel bad for the robots among us who got their hopes up.
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by codezero 3y ago
I love this. I’ve been saying this to everyone I can: those who learn to use and fine tune this technology will be much more successful than those protesting its existence. It’s a tool and like any other tool, there’s a market for specialis
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by codezero 3y ago
I love these kinds of tests. Another thing to keep in mind is that these models will often have a different answer each time you ask it. Especially the Sally question. I get the right answer with wizard-vicuna:70b, but only about 30% of the
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by codezero 3y ago
I used to play online games at an hour when a lot of Japanese players were online, I asked my sister who was studying Japanese for some phrases to say and this was one of them. Now I know where she got it from! I also used this phrase when
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by codezero 3y ago
It's linked to in the message, I don't know the context but my best guess is the image that was added is of a known celebrity or an underage person, but the context isn't clear from the thread to me, it could also just be tha
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Do over or make do (2010) [pdf](cs.toronto.edu)
2 points by codezero 3y ago|0 comments
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by codezero 3y ago
There was definitely a time when this kind of tongue in cheek joke was common, but even then things like hrefs would still work, this site used to render and PHP is definitely broken :)
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by codezero 3y ago
I like the idea but if you check archive.org it used to render normally :) https://web.archive.org/web/20130218230607/http://newos.org/
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by codezero 3y ago
Their current homepage: https://tkgeisel.com Apparently this kernel became the core of Haiku OS, and Travis went on to work on Fuscia at Google.
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by codezero 3y ago
Hah. This reminded me that at some point I had a DCPU-16 t-shirt. It was great. It’s a bummer the game it was meant to operate in never happened.
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by codezero 3y ago
when google first came out it had nothing to do with that, it was that they offered as strong algorithmic ranking in the feed. Before that the search providers ran in a few ways (by my memory): 1. Sell the first few results but make it look
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by codezero 3y ago
They said they are testing that next. Sounds like they wanted to get the initial results out.
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by codezero 3y ago
Consider that they may be being asked to do so as part of their job. Frequently in the past UFO hysteria was encouraged by the government to cover up their own advanced technology testing, or that of an adversary they are trying to catch up
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by codezero 3y ago
Reminds me a bit of my old Palm Pre from 2009. I really miss that damn phone.
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by codezero 3y ago
having worked on products where analytics matter, it's important to be specific about behavior of those who use your products, and a better metric would be related to lingering, did you stop scrolling and if there are many tweets in th
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by codezero 3y ago
What a heck of a great blog post. I learned a lot about jq from how he described the computational model and I’m keen to try it zq now, thanks!
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by codezero 3y ago
From what I can find the trademark for the logo with the arcs is abandoned/expired but the phrase “intel inside” is current. It doesn’t really matter anyways unless Intel wants to send a takedown notice so why do we care?
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by codezero 3y ago
They never claim to be open in that blog post, and on their about page they only say the laptop is open for repair and upgrade.
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Pumice Raft(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by codezero 3y ago|0 comments
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by codezero 3y ago
Ben Eater has a nice 8 bit kit that uses real chips, he also has a great video series. https://eater.net/8bit/
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by codezero 3y ago
They don’t need to do GPT-5 yet because GPT-4 is monetizable.
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by codezero 3y ago
Thanks for the response. I get that it's a tough space to be in, and I appreciate you taking the time to respond, especially to a crowd that is pretty aggressive about this kind of software.
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by codezero 3y ago
How much hands on onboarding is done with each install to educate them about how this software can be abused before they use it? To be clear, I’m hoping to be schooled here as I haven’t onboarded with the product before, not to dunk. Are pe
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by codezero 3y ago
Sounds like it and it sounds like they built a chrome extension that effectively acts as a proxy for traffic through the target IP with the appropriate metadata to trick fingerprinters.
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by codezero 3y ago
People in places where they can’t be extradited might be able to bargain for some recouping of costs in exchange for reliable information.
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by codezero 3y ago
He suspended ADSBExchange and Elonjet. Accounts sharing open source and public data that he didn’t like. He went so far as to specifically ban the use of the link to his jet on Twitter. FWIW I know it’s his right to do this as he owns the p
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by codezero 4y ago
That does seem to answer one of the questions raised about why there are two different formats for the number 4, and one of the ones used is included in several of the selectric fonts linked here.
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by codezero 4y ago
Happy to share! I ended up working for an ISP at 16 so I could have T1 access and free ISDN at home. I was lucky the scene provided motivation to teach myself Linux and sysadmin stuff, which is where my career ended up going at the time.

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