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by fer 3d ago
More like: "look what happens with my useful product, we need to regulate it to artificially extend our ever shrinking moat"
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by fer 6d ago
I can feed my biological markers into a set transformer with the time of day, what I'm doing, what I ate, if I'm on-call, and it'll predict my next glucose, heart rate, blood pressure, melatonin, etc state quite well. It&#x27
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by fer 6d ago
My fault I guess, verbally abusing Claude in my experience gives better results.
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by fer 8d ago
> You are basically saying that supporting American imperialism is not exclusive to NATO. And I don‘t dispute that. No, I'm saying that states are relatively free to agree or disagree with the US, at least until president 47. France
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by fer 8d ago
The timing makes it the most likely, not only them but potentially more. Comparatively quick, instant results. "Here's Astra! BTW our internal model is 10x better at math!" It'd be interesting to see academics having giv
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by fer 10d ago
Afghanistan: Every NATO member went because of article 5. The Taliban explicitly refused to comply when requested to hand over Bin Laden. This is as clear cut casus belli as it gets. And then Australia, South Korea, Malaysia, Azerbaijan and
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by fer 10d ago
For a while Google Workspace didn't enforce the 5TB per user limit and eventually I had 50TB of suspiciously named backups (for real, you should see my DVD collection). Nothing came out of it except for the enforcement and the pain of
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by fer 13d ago
A friend did some vandalism on Wikipedia 20 years ago (!), and yet, LLMs quote his "original research".
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by fer 17d ago
If you operate your site alone in a silo yes, but crowdsourced solutions to ban/rate limit those IPs exist.
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by fer 17d ago
Browsers, at least Firefox, blocks crypto-miners. How to tell legitimate from underhanded crypto-mining?
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by fer 21d ago
> And you can say, “well it’s not that impressive because they had an oracle to compare against, so it was simple to go from one language to another”, but I think that’s selling this entire thing short. It's not. If you give it a re
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by fer 22d ago
I was checking laptops today for an upgrade from the model I bought back in 2019 and it's not gonna happen from how cheap they are.
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by fer 22d ago
I've lived for 10 years in France and virtually all spam I receive is from French leaks (I know due to dedicated addresses), which have kept happening since I left. Bourse des Vols, Free, even Doctolib and my hospital (!), and now this
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by fer 27d ago
Timeless classic, I knew what it was before clicking!
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by fer 29d ago
That hits the feels. Sometimes I miss late night sessions on SoftICE hah
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by fer 1mo ago
> hostile and annoying If someone from Google Maps or LinkedIn team is here, please, when I take a screenshot it's because I want to a screenshot, not share the friggin location/post. Not sure who got the idea that it was usefu
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by fer 1mo ago
Neat. One of my favourite sites, which also shows daylight, is WeatherSpark[0], obviously focused on weather and it allows you to compare locations based on yearly rainfall, cloud cover, muggy conditions, all sorts of stuff. Always check it
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by fer 1mo ago
I don't think anyone over 30 around me likes that. At that point it's very close to door dashing but less convenient.
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by fer 1mo ago
It reminds me of multitabling at online poker. More tables translates into more revenue even if the ROI per table is lower as you don't dedicate as much attention, until it collapses from not being unable to do the right decisions on t
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by fer 2mo ago
To add on that, the propaganda spinned it as: 1. Not a war 2. A defensive/protective operation. The reason being the article 353 of Russian Criminal Code, under which planning or waging a war of aggression carries a prison sentence. h
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by fer 2mo ago
> I opened Slack on macOS, the icon kept bouncing in the dock for a few seconds. I got impatient, switched to Ghostty, and started typing. Just then, the Slack window appeared, stole focus from Ghostty and the git pull command was sent t
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by fer 2mo ago
I have the opposite impression. For me the quality is the cake; polish is just the icing. Putting out a 5-min of effort output with an AI as your image, is all icing and no cake: it has all the right proportions, layout, etc, but something
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by fer 2mo ago
And about startups. For a while the Stanford MBA + MIT CS founder duo guaranteed a pavlovian response from VC regardless their actual experience.
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by fer 2mo ago
I just tested on all the devices I have at hand and they let me pick or type, and the picker is usable. Is this an iPhone problem? Because it sounds like an iPhone problem.
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by fer 2mo ago
Same, but for dates. There's <input type="date">; it's literally a solved problem ffs. Forcing to scroll through years, months and days in your remarkably creative date selection widget is extremely user hostile.
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by fer 2mo ago
LLMs have neurons related to things that cluster in a vector space, some of them are tokens that describe emotion (but that hypes less). It can be emotions or anything else, but in the end it's just tokens. Taking it to the extreme, an
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by fer 2mo ago
How is SEAD unrelated to drone warfare? Unless you believe anti radiation missiles/drones can't target jammers.
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by fer 2mo ago
Passive radar is fine for gigantic airliners with all regard for efficiency, none for radar cross section, and that fly above most obstacles. For drones you might be trying to scratch signal not only from below noise floor, but at the edges
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by fer 2mo ago
But such a jammer is expensive and a magnet for HARMs that only need that RF signature as guidance.
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by fer 2mo ago
>Redfish forced to cease operations as an official subsidiary of Ruptly/RT >Immediately after Red Media gets founded by the guy, but now in Turkey >Redfish social media presence gets renamed to Red Media >Red Media kept sta

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