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Chris usually takes an educational angle, I don't think this is LLM-generated content at all it's just his style. I highly encourage watching some of his DefCon or BlackHat talks, …

Yes, plant more trees!

> I’d also argue that the vast majority of their capex exists to support these two load-bearing failsons. Gotcha.

I agree it feels scary from the employee's perspective, but at least in this case, it doesn't seem like it would've been difficult to avoid: simply return your work devices when ha…

I agree, I actually saw specks when viewing the Odyssee on 70mm IMAX. Sorry, but how is that "better" than any clean, digital projection? And the hoops they apparently jump through…

Eventually they make you fill out some paper work, or pick up some boxes from somewhere and bring them to another place. You know quick human tasks, just to verify you're really hu…

Major realization: let me confirm empirically and measure the residual, batching everything into one script.

> To prove that Ω is computationally and therefore logically irreducible, requires a theory of program-size complexity that I call algorithmic infor- mation theory (AIT) [Chaitin, …

Wow, very cool "The European way to pay online." - so surely they are on f-droid or have an apk download like Signal with build signatures published on their website! Oh, no - they…

If this is true it almost sounds like DeepSeek is following the Anthropic playbook of trying to pressure the local government into aligning with their corporate agenda through scar…

It starts at page 148.

Just fund your own group of grave diggers with PhDs and an attached museum.

I think it's similar with other liability issues, e.g., when a company happens to "lose" customer data through a breach. They will be on the hook for not having certain audits and …

Oh wow, he's basically built a LASIK machine and operating it _inside_ the vacuum chamber of the SEM.

You don't need to visit an embassy for ESTA, for a Visa this in-person interview at the embassy is required.

> one that uses data and intelligence to go after the worst, large-scale criminal operations and networks History shows that the main question with government and data collection i…

I looked at the actual article and your instinct is exactly right: it's precisely the kind of hand-waving that makes clicking or not clicking a clear decision point.

This is the definitive, honest result.

"phase", "gate", and "plumbing" as well..

Wow the video is much better.. the PR spend clearly went up a lot. Mainly just showing "real people" doing "real stuff".

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Does Xi Jinping (or any of his Politburo colleagues) publish their income and/or tax records? Otherwise, this "we are so anti-corruption" stance is basically just political theater…

Because it does, the review process is now no longer double blind. And I disagree, I think there is no obvious solution - though I would venture to guess that publishing the review…

The problem is this: as an academic you tend to know the reviewer landscape within your field. You have seen this happen to a colleague before, they submitted a paper, it had inter…

ha! This was my first distro :)