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Social Media Recalibrates How the Brain Values Mental Effort(neurosciencenews.com)
3 points by w23j 3mo ago|0 comments
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by w23j 4mo ago
CTF stands for Capture the Flag. So with that definition you have exactly zero more information about the article then without it. So I assume next you want a short description of what it actually means, like "CTF (Capture the Flag) ar
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by w23j 4mo ago
For people who are confused by this comment: lol = laughing out loud!
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by w23j 9mo ago
That's the main reason, why I hope Google does not win this AI war.
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by w23j 10mo ago
I mean the inner select uses "limit 1", right? So it will usually (but not always as I said in another comment) only delete and return a single task.
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by w23j 10mo ago
We use a similar approach. Fun fact: A query like this will, once in a blue moon, return more than limit (here 1) row, since the inner query is executed multiple times and returns different ids, which is surprising for a lot of people. If y
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by w23j 10mo ago
This file from chapter 1 cannot be opened: arch/x86/kernel/entry_64.S ("Failed to load file"). It's also not visible in the directory tree on the left. (Oddly enough another comment mentioned this already and i
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by w23j 2y ago
I would also really like to know that! It generally seems to be a thing in trading: https://databento.com/pcaps There is also this (though this page does not specify what pcap means): https://www.lseg.com/en
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by w23j 2y ago
"For this initial test I’ll be comparing the free version of ChatGPT to the free version of Google Gemini, that is GPT-3.5 to Gemini Pro 1.0." The free version of ChatGPT is 4o now, isn't it? So maybe Gemini has not gotten
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ReversingHero – Reverse Engineering Challenge(reversinghero.com)
2 points by w23j 2y ago|0 comments
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by w23j 3y ago
Thank you!
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by w23j 3y ago
It now says "GPT inaccessible or not found", when I follow the link. Would someone share the prompt here? I am also very interested.
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by w23j 3y ago
The removal of the parentheses does not change the behavior of the program. I guess that would not be considered "breaking" the code.
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by w23j 3y ago
I see. Thanks for taking the time to reply!
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by w23j 3y ago
I agree, I would prefer JSON (or YAML) for example for configuration files. That is for stuff that humans actually read. I was thinking about using JSON/XML as a data exchange format between computers, because the context of this discu
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by w23j 3y ago
I probably phrased my question poorly. Why would I use a tool which is not or poorly maintained for a probably already outdated version of a specs, when I can use something else, that has been used for years by countless companies in produc
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by w23j 3y ago
Can you name some of these reasons? Or give me link? Honest question!
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by w23j 3y ago
I haven't looked at JSON Schema in detail so please correct me if I am wrong, but I had the impression that the JSON Schema specification is still largely unfinished and evolving. That means you need to know which version the tool you
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by w23j 3y ago
So true. Also becomes apparent from this sentence in the Hackerone report: "This report seems entirely correct and it hurts in my soul." and the blog: "[...] shipping a heap overflow in code installed in over twenty billion i
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by w23j 3y ago
Great video! Thanks for the recommendation.
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by w23j 3y ago
Long running transactions can lead to an accumulation of dead tuples: https://brandur.org/postgres-queues
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by w23j 3y ago
> I suggest all HN articles must define all abbreviations and acronyms or be removed. I can't decide if you are joking? HR = Human Resources PC = Personal Computer HN = Hacker News OP = Original Poster (?) M.S. = Master of Science c
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by w23j 3y ago
My problem with IntelliJ (which I used to love), is that with each release it becomes slower and slower, while adding a bunch of features that, following the law of diminishing marginal utility, by now have negligible utility. The time it t
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by w23j 3y ago
The people on the receiving end of this joke, are people who would think it's ok to do black face. Why is that racist?
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by w23j 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_the_far_future
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by w23j 4y ago
Those are some candid remarks by the new CEO. "I have over 40 years of legal and restructuring experience. [...] Never in my career have I seen such a complete failure of corporate controls and such a complete absence of trustworthy f
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by w23j 4y ago
Your writing reminds me a lot of "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance". 'The real cycle you're working on is a cycle called yourself. The machine that appears to be "out there" and the person that appear
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by w23j 4y ago
So-called crypto "exchanges" often function as a mix of exchange, broker-deal and bank.
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by w23j 4y ago
No, the banks are committed. They can sell the debt to others, but if that fails, they just have to finance it themselves. Musk actually can get out of the deal if he doesn't have the financing. But he has the financing, because the ba
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SM64 – Watch for Rolling Rocks – 0.5x a Presses [video](youtube.com)
2 points by w23j 4y ago|1 comments

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