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Updated practice for review articles and position papers in ArXiv CS category(blog.arxiv.org)
498 points by dw64 11mo ago|236 comments
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Anthropic Exploring Usage-Based Pricing for Claude Subscribers(twitter.com)
2 points by dw64 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dw64 1y ago
Having hosted a small mail server for friends for over a decade now, I can only think of this as a myth. Gmail has specific bulk (!) sender requirements, which to my knowledge don’t include a blanket downranking of residential and „VPS“ IPs
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by dw64 1y ago
We do accept „censorship“ if it follows due process based on clear and well-intended laws. Think taking down piracy sites, child porn, slander. But CUII is formed by a private oligopoly, with anonymous judges, implementing vague rules, tryi
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by dw64 1y ago
Also, where is Apple Intelligence at all for any other language? I‘m from Germany and my phone is set to German. There is still no option to even enable it, although the phone was marketed all the same for Apple Intelligence.
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by dw64 3y ago
> > Consolidating all of those forums in a single place was nice. > Was it, though? The great thing about Reddit is how it removes almost any friction from creating and joining new „forums“. The less friction or transaction cost yo
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by dw64 3y ago
> The reason you're paying is for the ink to be delivered, even if pricing is only indirectly related to that. This is factually plain wrong. You’re paying per page. If you print more pages than agreed, even on the same cartridges,
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by dw64 3y ago
Except that dollar shave club sells you replacement parts at a reduced rate (eg 9$ parts for 6$ per month) while HP sends you ink cartridges that usually cost around 100$ for 3$ per month to use. The service wouldn’t make any sense for them
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by dw64 3y ago
Please see their article [1] for details, before claiming something is impossible. TL;DR: They check how many ads and trackers are on websites and punish those in the sorting. Most of the useless websites are full of affiliate links, ads an
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by dw64 4y ago
It's back up as of now!
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by dw64 5y ago
Fixed that number some minutes after posting, missed a couple of magnitudes there :)
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by dw64 5y ago
I've had an ASIC miner (the only viable way to mine Bitcoin) at home for testing purposes and you can rest assured, that the power usage and noise profile of those devices is incomparable to any home purpose device. We're talking