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Comment #49266852
Can't New York go after payment processors and stop anyone from paying them money or people cashing out?
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Comment #49258302
The API was free then
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Comment #49160297
Yeah. It's pretty unprofessional.
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Comment #49136016
I started college right after the .com crash. Everyone who treated their education as a simple wealth maximization optimization went into other majors. The number of incoming CS ma…
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Comment #49038417
So are they going to have "AI" police this? Heuristics about check-in size and scope are still AI, albeit "classical AI."
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Comment #48949243
Closer to 95% if you count Teams.
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Comment #48936976
https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/237170.237260 Related: The authors wrote a paper on their design of the layout engine.
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Comment #48923001
7-OH is the name for derivatives of kratom that contain the active ingredients. It has opioid-like addiction tendencies. Lots of people who used kratom to wean themselves off opioi…
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Comment #48846765
Strong appears to be a fitness tracker. It's in competition with a spreadsheet. OnX appears to be heatmaps as a service for outdoor recreation. They have to cover their opex costs.…
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Comment #48846543
> I like subscriptions because, in the worst kind of corporate management speak, subscriptions align our interests. You pay for the app for the duration that you see fit. We see th…
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Comment #48845921
Literally the "new old thing": https://www.andysarcade.net/store2/all-other-stuff/vintage-c...
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Comment #48819718
aka FIPS.
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Comment #48768204
The OS handles all of that transparently, without requiring any additional code. I think that is the draw.
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Comment #48739532
Won't somebody please think of the Chinese cyber children!
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Comment #48701797
Peiter Zatko profits, personally and professionally, from conflating the two. Making such bold pronouncements is a way for him to stay relevant. Also, I've known some thoroughly un…
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Comment #48699726
Pretty unimpressive as security vulnerabilities. It would be better to just say these are simple bugs for the most part.
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Comment #48692594
Or maybe they have different incentives and don't see providing an inference as a service for the entire world as a viable business model. Open source isn't a zero-sum game.
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Comment #48692535
I think China "advancing" faster is better. Hoarding some magic numbers on a hard drive isn't a sound business plan, and shouldn't be what we're betting the farm (literally) on.
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Comment #48674688
Yes. They're turning on the consent manufacturing machine to make it an issue of "national security" to download some gguf file from Hugging Face. Absolutely disgusting.
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Comment #48672993
Use gemini-cli for mcp support.
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Comment #48649388
So I define the data type to be "asdklfjaslkdfjiolsadfjoiusadfoiasfoikasjfdoisadf" and give you a decoder for it.
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Comment #48649365
For images, it makes sense: people dealing with 16k x 16k PNGs are uncommon. Give them an error message that tells them the setting to bump. But what should be the threshold for "b…
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Comment #48649224
Stranger danger was always rare. It was a media hype-cycle. Child abductions have always predominantly been by family or other close persons.
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Comment #48648768
How do you prevent compression bomb attacks when files can define their own compression functions? You could have some kind of OOM killer, but that will be a "footgun" that people …