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tiahura
4d ago
Science confirming intuition is important, but I would assume this is the case for all mammals. I’m not sure it is “revealing” anything.
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4d ago
lg’s display controller has to know what to send to panel
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5d ago
Not only when the sandbox is too restrictive. They also frequently mistake their own errors as a need to “think outside the box.”
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5d ago
Mango skin, leaves, and sap contain compounds related to urushiol, the allergen in poison ivy.
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7d ago
I’m probably 60% and would feel ridiculous wearing one.
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7d ago
$2000 and they can’t give you the full display? What stupid design document from 1985 says people want the corners of their screen cut off?
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8d ago
Maybe we read different articles? This one suggests a drug dealer’s money laundering set off alarms that he was a drug dealer.
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tiahura
8d ago
Relevant to discussion: OpenAI's board has fired Sam Altman. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38309611 Apple sues OpenAI, accuses ex-employees of stealing trade secrets. https://news.ycombinator.com/
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8d ago
FUD - the article literally says they don’t where the data came from.
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8d ago
Feds send out bulletin to local cops - BOTL suspected drug dealer. Fed’s suspect b/c of suspicious financial transactions. Seems reasonable and not newsworthy.
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8d ago
Hopefully LibreOffice is one of the projects that gets free Pro Max accounts from A and O. Corporations have been trying Star/Open/LibreOffice migrations for literally 30 years at this point. And, at the pace it’s been going, it w
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9d ago
vanilla MacOS is super focused on the set of "all windows of a given Application" as the useful "unit of work". Whereas in real work, you actually handle individual windows of a set of applications (e.g. firefox window
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10d ago
The entire MacOS UI has a 1990's OpenWindows feel. Yes, spacebar is neat, but the rest is dreadful.
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11d ago
i keep the others in tmux panes and tell the main agent to ask them for their plans and while they run in the background, formulate its plan. Then, when done, review the other plans, and revise as warranted based on other plans.
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11d ago
In the future we'll all use multiple models.
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11d ago
"many PS5 APUs that didn’t meet console spec (“binned” or “defective” for console use) got repurposed. Instead of being discarded, these chips were re-used for mining/higher-density hardware." Not discussed much in the articl
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12d ago
It seems like we're only 2 or 3 months from one of these testing agents escaping, pulling a copy of deepseek 4 ablated, and Morris worming into every datacenter on the planet.
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12d ago
It's eerily similar to gain of function research, with its own unique tranche of personalities.
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12d ago
I think you just have to be smart enough that when the administration calls up and says "amazon, the nsa, and half a dozen other companies say we have a problem" your response isn't "well, actually we don't."
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12d ago
This is a bit unfair. The reporting is that admin deferred to amazon, the nsa and other outside companies. So, they pulled it for a few weeks, and then did a staggered rollout. Seems sensible to me. https://www.axios.com/202
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12d ago
Remember when people were arguing about r's in strawberry?
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13d ago
That would be Artificial Super Intelligence
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13d ago
Good point. Reading before you sign should be common sense regardless of what country you're in. And, if you don't agree with the terms, you shouldn't click "I Agree."
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13d ago
In the US adults are expected to read what they agree to. If they don’t, it’s generally their problem.
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13d ago
Was it a bench trial or jury trial? I'm of the generation where one of my responsibilities as a kid was walking to the neighborhood liquor store to buy cigarettes for my dad, so I'm empathetic. But if she was found guilty by a jur
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15d ago
Linus manages.
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15d ago
Yes. If you have word you can instruct to use word via com or AppleScript.
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15d ago
How is that any different than the market for toilet paper or ovens?
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15d ago
The argument that it is in shambles wasn’t particularly persuasive. “videogames are as profitable as ever” It seemed more like the understandable frustration of someone whose profession is being automated. Schumpeter creative destruction, b
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16d ago
Banks, Biglaw, and the Pentagon all do it in the cloud. What could an individual be working on that is so secretive?
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