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huhtenberg
6d ago
* "monic" = the leading coefficient is 1
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huhtenberg
7d ago
We had that, almost a decade ago. The cause was that the site was in fact compromised and at a certain very discreet URL it hosted a bunch of pages for legit products that linked to external shady sites. They got in through some PHP hole.
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huhtenberg
7d ago
Skipped an important word, didn't you? > internal Anthropic models had been used in their proof ...
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huhtenberg
11d ago
How does Isar Aerospace fit in with other smaller rocket launchers? I'd imagine they are well behind, say, RKLB, but how far are they from commercial launches? Edit after some digging, some background info: Vehicle | Height | Di
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huhtenberg
11d ago
> The US government cares a lot about what the public thinks about them ... only because the elections aren't completely rigged yet and they still need some votes to cling to the power.
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14d ago
Much harder to do apparently, but they can still watermark comments. https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-text-watermark , Ctrl-F for "What about code?"
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14d ago
For anyone wondering who the text watermarking works: Instead of using an arbitrary random number generator to pick the next word, watermarking uses a secret key and a few words that come before to settle what word the model shoul
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16d ago
Woah ... went to check Rolife and then wandered into the whole genre of "book nook" kits. Basically dioramas of the size of very thick book. You insert them between other books in the library and it gives you a peek into some alle
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16d ago
Wasn't this exact post on the front page just few days ago?
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16d ago
If you know the IP, it's easy to tar scraper's requests. However the article mentions that now they are being scraped 4-5 requests at a time from random IPs that are then never reused. It still probably possible to detect scrapers
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18d ago
Neither is Iceland as it has no oil ... or any other mineral resources for that matter.
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Panic passes Trump tariff refunds back to the Playdate buyers
(help.play.date)
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19d ago
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22d ago
Some of the suggested plays for yellow EA and green H after the first guess: ALMEH BEKAH BELAH DEASH OBEAH SELAH Not much fun to play with a dictionary like this :-/
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Chinese company lands a reusable Falcon-9 analog
(arstechnica.com)
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28d ago
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28d ago
Wait for the Italian where "cc" makes a "ch" sound and "ch" is "k" * When followed by e or i.
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huhtenberg
28d ago
Keanu was excellent in Fart :)
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1mo ago
Back when we lived without phones, we used to read instruction labels on all and any household cleaning products that were stored in the bathroom. I bet there too was some obscure newspaper column that advised against that. Yet, lo and beho
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3mo ago
> what the final product should taste like To each their own, obviously, but I find it utterly unpalatable. Especially compared to something like genmaicha, which is absolutely delightful.
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3D-printed metal wristwatch with LED matrix display
(old.reddit.com)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
What did you have exactly? With calcifications, physio without the shockwave component definitely doesn't allow going back to the normal gym routine. It's just not enough.
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3mo ago
As opposed to what?
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3mo ago
Or some version of RMS :)
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3mo ago
https://finviz.com/map says Hi :)
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4mo ago
No pm on hn, mate.
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4mo ago
At 26MB setup package it most likely doesn't.
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4mo ago
> A new kind of Russian satellite is now in the mix. This satellite, officially known as Kosmos 2589, was launched in June 2025 into a highly elliptical orbit alongside a smaller spacecraft designated Kosmos 2590. The two satellites per
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US, China, and now Russia are on the prowl in GEO(stationary orbits)
(arstechnica.com)
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4mo ago
Good luck with random AS blocks. Sounds thoughtful.
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4mo ago
> https://www.n1kdo.com/meter-clock/index.html Can't access it. Connection attempts time out.
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5mo ago
Give "Please Don't Touch Anything" a try.
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