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Jason Arday and the Corruption of Science(chronicleofhighereducation.substack.com)
37 points by kgwgk 3d ago|1 comments
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by kgwgk 6d ago
12 mini and 13 mini remain supported in iOS 27.
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by kgwgk 7d ago
A lot more. Almost twice as much (+80%). Height 4.64 inches (117.8 mm) closed / 4.64 inches (117.8 mm) open 5.18 inches (131.5 mm) Width 3.31 inches (84.1 mm) closed / 6.48 inches (164.6 mm) open 2.53 inches (64.2 m
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by kgwgk 7d ago
"Have you ever seen a keyboard where the F1 key is missing? Chances are that isn’t an accident. It’s a deliberate move to avoid accidentally launching the Excel Help menu [...]" https://excelevate.co/wp/2025
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by kgwgk 7d ago
For some values of "use". You cannot do without an iPhone (with a recent enough version of iOS): https://support.apple.com/en-us/109015
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OpenAI's Egregious Pattern of Misconduct(garymarcus.substack.com)
6 points by kgwgk 8d ago|0 comments
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by kgwgk 9d ago
Ah, I see. Therefore, removing the first word of those headlines improves the quality of the articles. Makes sense! However, the mangled headlines make me more likely to click through. Maybe they could leave the “how” and add a footnote: “W
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by kgwgk 10d ago
Is it that someone came up with the idea of forbidding the word “how”?
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by kgwgk 12d ago
You cannot put classical particles anywhere.
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by kgwgk 15d ago
You're the first! Congratulations.
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by kgwgk 15d ago
> The distinction is meaningless IMO. Not when discussing whether it's an LLM. The second L in LLM does have a meaning.
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by kgwgk 19d ago
What indeed.
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by kgwgk 20d ago
Is it? https://www.jreast.co.jp/en/multi/welcomesuica/welcomesuica....
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by kgwgk 22d ago
I can think of one single class of eclipse where the Moon is between the Earth and the Sun (the original comment was about “in-between sun and earth”).
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by kgwgk 22d ago
We can see it’s there though - I’d say that also counts.
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by kgwgk 23d ago
And when it’s in between we cannot even see it (unless it’s exactly in line).
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by kgwgk 26d ago
Your employers want those assignments done. That’s why they pay you. School assignments belong in the trash can and you pay for someone to look at them before throwing them away.
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by kgwgk 26d ago
Text is often written as separate lines (and paragraphs) at least in some languages.
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by kgwgk 28d ago
Or maybe they’ll run away at sixteen to join a gang.
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by kgwgk 1mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/iphone/comments/ykm933/how_often_do...
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by kgwgk 1mo ago
> Why would Stripe want to buy OpenRouter except to lock down the payment processor To become an API processor in addition to a payment processor. To take a cut of token dollars like they take a cut of payment dollars. To get investors e
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Stripe Nears Deal to Buy AI Firm OpenRouter for over $7B(news.bloomberglaw.com)
9 points by kgwgk 1mo ago|5 comments
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Introducing Unsloth Desktop(unsloth.ai)
15 points by kgwgk 1mo ago|1 comments
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by kgwgk 1mo ago
Thanks. What a pity, the mutilated title sounded promising.
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by kgwgk 1mo ago
> rarely > roughly 1 in 100 compared with 1 in 60 I guess the broad population also rarely dies of Alzheimer’s?
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by kgwgk 1mo ago
> I think you are greatly underestimating the difficulty of automating nursing tasks. Made me think of this 90-year old demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVUVPen3xNQ
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by kgwgk 1mo ago
>> you can get effectively unlimited usage of GPT 5.6 Sol (Pro plan). Why use a much weaker model for the same price? > Not everything has to be done by the most expensive one. Ok then.
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by kgwgk 1mo ago
> If the Markov chain is ergodic then maybe you can talk about the entropy of the stationary distribution? Then it's just $-\sum p_i lg(p_i)$ of the stationary distribution probabilities? That's essentially what he's doing
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by kgwgk 1mo ago
> don’t invest heavily in doing something that isn’t already a core competency “Heavily” it’s a high bar at their scale. They spent over $10bn playing with cars.
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by kgwgk 1mo ago
Whatever. (It’s still AUM.)

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