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by zahma 4mo ago
Their 3rd party audit didn’t catch this… I guess we’ll see how they respond.
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by zahma 4mo ago
I’d take it one step further and say they deserve to have their rights respected as well and the outcome pursued by law to reinforce the ethics undergirding law. It seems like this person was a target and they would have eventually got him
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by zahma 5mo ago
In the pour-over section, the authors hit on a good point about height and creating a vortex in the slurry. Water temperature and flow rate are important variables too. Combined with the coffee grounds' quality (i.e. grind consistency)
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by zahma 5mo ago
Imagine being so intelligent to do so many things with a skill set, yet choosing to spend so much time on an animation that can be measured in microseconds. The proportions are staggering. Truly bizarre to me how something I’ve never even n
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by zahma 6mo ago
Finally got my $45 payout from the last class action suit against Apple for the butterfly keyboard fiasco. Seems like Apple didn’t learn the overarching lesson here: keyboards have to be robust and replaceable because they frequently need r
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by zahma 7mo ago
I agree. The title is incomprehensible.
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by zahma 10mo ago
Apparently OpenAI has zero interest in private user data. I have a hard time understanding how they’ll deploy this defense of “what about private user data?” in court.
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by zahma 11mo ago
I’d like to know what happens to cell phone use after school lets out. Are these students more likely to spend the rest of the day online? I could also see it going the other way. And if that’s the case, Cardozo is one of the first cell reh
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by zahma 11mo ago
At least with medicine there are ethics and operating principles and very strict protocols. The first among them is ‘do no harm.’ It’s not reassuring to me that these companies, bursting at the seams with so much cash that they’re actually
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by zahma 11mo ago
It’s not worth much if a human has to fact check the AI and update it to tell it to “forget” certain precepts.
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by zahma 1y ago
Speaking of dozens. I’m on a 12 Mini and will be hard pressed to give it up. I also replaced the battery recently and am still quite pleased with its performance!
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by zahma 1y ago
Except they aren’t merely reading and reciting content, are they? That’s a rather disingenuous argument to make. All these AI companies are high on billions in investment and think they can run roughshod over all rules in the sprint toward
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by zahma 2y ago
Masks were absolutely good at first as the medical services were at a loss how to treat patients even under the best circumstances, so disease prevention was crucial. There is an argument to be made now that we’re going to have to deal with
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by zahma 2y ago
And seeing where they’re at with the plot line killing off Bond, it’s definitely an inflection point to see how they reinvent the series. Until now, Bond never actually died, but Amazon might just find a way…
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by zahma 2y ago
Paris to Berlin is now about 8h. I thought it’d be shorter. I also think Paris to Milan is approximately the same time.
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by zahma 2y ago
Doubt that’s going to change anytime soon with Lee Zeldin the incoming EPA director.
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by zahma 2y ago
It’s probably more helpful to think of them as spectra or overlapping circles of behavior. When we talk about psychological disorders, they are clustered and only useful insofar as they allow professionals to talk to one another and mean th
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by zahma 2y ago
More so when you realize that capitalism drove everyone’s attention capacity into the ground, so activities like a full-fledged board game or reading a book are things of the past.
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by zahma 2y ago
I recently installed LibreWolf to separate online lives, but I remain ignorant of what actually distinguishes FF and LW. Also, to which tweaks were you referring?
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by zahma 2y ago
I'm guessing this is all public tracker use, which is pretty low-hanging fruit.
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by zahma 2y ago
That’s how I read it. GPT was given the CVE list and could use zero days accordingly.
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by zahma 2y ago
What appeals to me is the choice about when I want to enable the smart features. Instead of finding myself victim to alerts and being late to the notification, I want to choose when I spend time on my phone. There are a few ways to achieve
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by zahma 2y ago
I gave this a try. I'm already a skeptic towards cell phone usage, but I figured why not try to push it a little further by "minimalizing" my home screen. Dumbify is easy enough to set up. It's not always an elegant solu
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by zahma 2y ago
I’s guess it depends on who you’re talking to: some organizations or states see Palestine as a state, others do not, and others see it as a future state but not one at this time. Keeping a definition broad lessens the chance of outright dis
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by zahma 2y ago
It's not just about peaks, it's about covering the gaps when the sun doesn't shine or the wind doesn't blow. We know the former happens every night, and wind is less predictable. That's why I'm advocating for n
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by zahma 2y ago
There’s a huge part of the equation you’re forgetting in all of this. Storage. Renewables are great and have proliferated spectacularly and I’m excited to see that they continue, but our societies are stuck on fossil fuels to plug the holes
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by zahma 2y ago
He might get a slap on the wrist when his comp package gets voted on by shareholders this June. Is there any reason to give a darn about what happens internally except for people’s outsized fascination with Musk’s personality? People love h
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by zahma 2y ago
I always wondered why I couldn’t measure mg with my gram scale! I just kept asking myself where are the sig figs?
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by zahma 2y ago
I have no idea, but that’s not the point. The funding they put into each state’s education budget, combined with that state’s policy effectively limits hiring.
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by zahma 2y ago
Why do we blame this on medical lobbies when it appears to be the same issue across the board for funding state education departments?

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