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quenix

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    Comment #46887277

    This just sounds like a boring definitional issue. 'Thinker' is a loaded word. You are advocating for a particular (more inclusive) definition for 'thinker' which clashes with the …

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    Comment #46886986

    > ---- All above is pure fantasy and never happened, as you probably have already guessed. Ah, while I was a bit suspicious, I thought it might be real (weirdly worded). What exact…

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    Comment #46886958

    Forget OS updates. The biggest obstacle to exploit persistence: a good old hard system reboot. Modern iOS has an incredibly tight secure chain-of-trust bootloader. If you shut your…

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    Comment #46115797

    Does anyone have an actual technical theory of how it’s possible for commands that used to work , say a month ago, to just stop working? What is it about Siri’s architecture that c…

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    Comment #45570624

    This was quite catastrophic - everything was down, even nationwide mobile data for Vodafone users (and piggybacking MVNOs). I hope we get more info or a postmortem. It also had spi…

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    Comment #44079870

    In this case, I think the interesting part is the video itself / the process. He breaks down a very inaccessible product and explains how it all works.

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    Comment #43793346

    Yup, both, and YouTube (for mixes) as well.

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    Comment #43218591

    This is an absurd claim

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    Comment #42759931

    It's probably not a good idea to let a 12 year old use tiktok.

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    Comment #42529973

    What do you suggest the whole leaning over and adjusting the air flow thing was about?

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    Comment #42511614

    What do you mean?

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    Comment #42452673

    A well-written article tainted by the ugly AI slop banner plastered up front. Instantly makes it seem lower effort. It would look just fine without a photo at all!

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    Comment #42370476

    My opinion ;-) That's what HN is for

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    Comment #42370271

    You make a good point. I'm just spitballing here, but I think what sets generative art apart for me is the element of deception . I'd be perfectly fine with a hypothetical world in…

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    Comment #42369815

    Simple: I am equally offput when LLMs are used for generating poetry, lyrics, novels, scripts, etc. I don't like it when low-effort generated slop is passed off as art . I just thi…

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    Comment #42369527

    It saddens me. Innovations in AI 'art' generation (music, audio, photo) have been a net negative to society and are already actively harming the Internet and our media sphere. Like…

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    Comment #42369487

    The past few years' innovation in AI has roughly been split into two camps for me. LLMs -- Awesome and useful. Disruptive, and somewhat dangerous, but probably more good than harm …

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    Comment #42002582

    The anti-cheat will be very unhappy when it performs a bunch of arcane heuristics and determines it’s running in a VM.

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    Comment #41560642

    You can disable the entirety of Apple Intelligence. You can't enable Apple Intelligence and disable PCC, though.

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    Comment #41012808

    Another way to get around it is reading the memory directly with direct memory access (DMA) hardware.

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    Comment #40866481

    Try https://hn.algolia.com — it’s great

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    Comment #40837423

    Why don’t you download the project .zip file from Overleaf and simply compile the project locally on your machine for a build?

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    Comment #40833386

    I’m confused about one thing. It doesn’t follow to me, that since all clients are running their own simulation, Lua scripts must run on every client too. If a client runs a Lua scr…

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    Comment #40768588

    Yes, same! Sometimes it almost feels like HDMI1 and HDMI2 or something, and I switch between the two during dreaming and sort of superimpose them somehow when picturing something

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    Comment #40765782

    Driving isn't a medium of communication, so this is an apples to oranges comparison. If a medium of communication is misunderstood and found to be misleading to your audience, it d…