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IPv8
(datatracker.ietf.org)
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6mo ago
I don't use the VPN, but I still happily use their privacy-oriented (Firefox-based) Mullvad browser. https://github.com/mullvad/mullvad-browser/
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Secure Quick Reliable Login
(grc.com)
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6mo ago
Strange if you never heard about Bruce <s>Lee</s> Schneier.
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6mo ago
Chuck Norris haven't died, he just went to carry out the Last Judgement of God (ant probably torture Satan on the way).
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6mo ago
Have you guys tried to read it with javascript turned off, as I always do? Works for me.
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monista
7mo ago
Learning from fiction? Let's learn from the Dune then and start Butlerian jihad already.
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8mo ago
Funny that Yandex's AI agent is called Alice.
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monista
1y ago
I believe the logic is simple, the same as with advertising illegal drugs: lies can be seductive and do harm. HK officials make people consider any outer information as lies-filled propaganda, and thus justify the prohibition.
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1y ago
Not about to defend NK regime, but to make it fair, and not to play "they are bad guys, thus we're good guys". First, doubts of people not right away believing any news about NK are justified, given how many lies about NK, li
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1y ago
You should also mention that capitalism is evil (so is everyone who believes to it), otherwise it's lie by omission.
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1y ago
Given that NK hackers have probably much more incentives to do their work well than western ones, you shouldn't wonder that they do.
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ESETResearch has discovered the first known AI-powered ransomware
(twitter.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Made me laugh, thank you! Laughing is healthy, though should be taken more often than once a week. For the record, it gave me https://player.vimeo.com/video/994963176
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1y ago
If you block Google Tag Manager, you probably also want to block Yandex Metrics and Cloudflare Insights.
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The Future of Personalized Medicine Is Here: KJ's Story
(chop.edu)
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1y ago
And it's a very bad practice. No experiment ever should be taken without an assistant (sitter in this case).
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1y ago
Would it surprise you seeing eg. seeing on the front page articles about both Nobel prize winners and Darwin award winners? What is intelligence, after all? We expect AI to be as smart as Einstein or Terens Tao, but so far, we see that LLMs
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Top US Scientists Write Open Letter to the American People
(iflscience.com)
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2y ago
> I would indeed expect an upright 'd'. It's an operator, not a variable. I don't recognize the tradition you're mentioning. That's strange. I've never seen a math article in English with upright '
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2y ago
Typst authors being germans, one can hardly accuse them in the "everyone uses English" attitude. Typst `dif` math operator (as in dx/dt) produces upright 'd', quite unexpected to ones used to slanted 'd' t
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Deforestation of the Easter Island didn't affect its population
(nature.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Speaking of mystical abbreviations — CAR, CADR, CDR !
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2y ago
seq 10 | paste -sd, -
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Pastamarkers: Astrophysical data visualization with pasta-like markers
(github.com)
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3y ago
And they were right imho. Having a clear notion of a subject is good for both physics and mathematics, but what's good for physics or engineering, is not enough for math, in math, you also need rigorous reasoning, or you'll fall i
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3y ago
Note though, that nonstandard analysis isn't compatible with more "intuitionistic" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axiom_of_determinacy (in place of axiom on choice), which free you from Banach–Tarski par
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3y ago
It's good news, but reminded me at once Mutant 59: The Plastic Eaters (1971) by Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis, where a bacteria made to utilize plastic went wild and started destroying wire isolation everywhere, causing multiple crashes e
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3y ago
I read is as a reference to https://xkcd.com/242/
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3y ago
Can you please elaborate, how exactly running from fresh container would stop tracking? As I see it, once you get fingerprinted, running from the same environment keeps your fingerprint (excluding (super)cookies, which you could clear insid
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