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6d ago
The ASUS logo is visible in the photo of the innards.
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3mo ago
That's why it's best not to give companies your credit card number. If you subscribe through PayPal, you can cancel through PayPal.
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4mo ago
I don't know how YouTube's detection will work, but if it were based solely on watermarks, there would be many false negatives, but there shouldn't be false positives.
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4mo ago
Also, it seems Mercedes will discontinue the EQS and EQE lines and replace them with electric S- and E-Class: https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/electric-mercede...
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4mo ago
It seems they have been A/B testing killing search operators (like "site:" or "inurl:") for a while. They randomly stop working and switching to private mode, or the other way around, makes them work again.
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5mo ago
Yes and also stable isn't the only maintained branch of Chromium, there's also extended stable (currently 146.x). LTS exists too (144.x), but I believe it's meant only for ChromeOS.
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5mo ago
For context, the author of the linked post, Sam James, is a Gentoo developer. Anyway, this is a disaster. It was extremely irresponsible to share the exploit with the world before the distributions shipped the fix. Who knows how many shared
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5mo ago
It seems there was some kind of confusion during the disclosure process, because the vendors aren't treating this vulnerability as serious and it remains unpatched in many distros. https://access.redhat.com/security
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5mo ago
The key to successful poisoning attacks is to introduce brand new information that doesn't directly contradict other training data. It's much easier to convince the LLMs that you're the king of a fictional Mapupu kingdom than
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FreePG Project
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
It runs only on M1 and M2. M3 is being worked on.
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6mo ago
If you have a server, some cheap VPS will suffice, you can host a private git repo there without installing anything. Run this on your server: git init --bare foo.git and then on your PC you can do this: git clone user@yours
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6mo ago
> Is WinUI3 a flash-in-the-pan system like their other UI attempts, or is it decent and stable? If you stay in the happy path, it's decent, better than it used to be. Microsoft does seem committed to it, they're slowly convert
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7mo ago
Here's a comparison between the two on Fluent's wiki: https://github.com/projectfluent/fluent/wiki/Fluent-and-ICU-... It seems the last edit of the page was in 2019, so I'm not sure how up to d
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8mo ago
> no prior solutions found. This is no longer true, a prior solution has just been found[1], so the LLM proof has been moved to the Section 2 of Terence Tao's wiki[2]. [1] - https://www.erdosproblems.com/forum/t
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9mo ago
>Reddit results are often force-translated instead of linking to the original English content. It's very annoying. Put this in a search query to filter them out: -inurl:?tl=
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9mo ago
>What is their business model anyway? They take a 5.5% fee whenever you buy credits. There's also a discount for opting-in to share your prompts for training.
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10mo ago
>avif is just better for typical web image quality, What does "typical web image quality" even mean? I see lots of benchmarks with very low BPPs, like 0.5 or even lower, and that's where video-based image codecs shine. How
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10mo ago
Unfortunately, LLMs empower "contributors" who can't be bothered to put in any effort and who don't care about the negative impact of their actions on the maintainers. The open-source community, generally speaking, is a
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1y ago
>IMO you can't tweak the TikTok/YouTube shorts format and make it a societal good all of a sudden, especially with exclusively AI content. I agree. At best, short videos can be entertainment that destroys your attention span. A
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1y ago
They improved this in later revisions of the standard. The behaviour of autoSpaceLikeWord95 is now actually described and there's an example. You can see it for yourself here (in Part 4): https://ecma-international.org/
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1y ago
>It's the first non opioid painkiller applicable for situations like post operative use. Perhaps the first approved by FDA, I don't know. In many countries, metamizole is the first-line drug for postoperative pain. (It should b
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1y ago
It seems that AMD/ATI reuses the Radeon 8000 name approximately every 10 years: 2001: Radeon 8000 series 2013: Radeon HD 8000 series 2025: Radeon 8000S series
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1y ago
You can filter them out by adding this operator to the query: -inurl:?tl=
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1y ago
Right. We've had mass data collection tools for a long time, web trackers, CCTV, microphones etc. But what AI brings to the table is how much easier it makes it to combine and analyse all that data, build peoples' profiles. It sca
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1y ago
Some other reviews of the board: https://www.phoronix.com/review/sifive-hifive-premier-p550/3 https://www.jeffgeerling.com/blog/2025/sifives-hifive-premie... https://hothardwa
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SiFive HiFive Premier P550 Review: High RISC
(tomshardware.com)
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1y ago
There are bot identification methods that may produce lots of false negatives, but zero false positives. Simple example: no legitimate user has "GPTBot" in their user agent string.
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Show HN: Trick to remove auto-translated Reddit posts from Google results
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1y ago
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2y ago
> So on x86_64 processors, we have to branch to say “a 32-bit zero value has 32 leading zeros”. Not if you're targeting x86-64-v3 or higher. Haswell (Intel) and Piledriver (AMD) introduced the LZCNT instruction that doesn't hav
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