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unbrice

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    Comment #48798183

    The argument is that E2E encryption implemented by Non-signal may protect you against Signal but won't protect you against Non-signal

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    Comment #48668955

    This is indeed strange. Do you get the same results if you disable personalisation using the top right button ("temporary chat")? Can you please share a trace?

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    Comment #48452499

    > As an immigrant in Switzerland, I am quite WORRIED. If it helps : Assuming that the initiative pass and nothing is done to reduce the immigration rate, the 10M threshold would be…

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    Comment #48205101

    Ah, it reads better in French I think (my native language): "Un message (important) du fondateur..." I think you might read it as: `An "important" message from the founder...` On t…

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    Comment #48176340

    I'm very happy with Galaxus. It's a market leader in Switzerland, also available in France and Germany. What I like: their pages displays return rates, repair times, and price hist…

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    Comment #47717566

    The gaps: Pull VS Push, Imperative vs Declarative and Discovery being hard.

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    Comment #47683316

    From the press release: > With one run on each of roughly 7000 entry points into these repositories, Sonnet 4.6 and Opus 4.6 reached tier 1 in between 150 and 175 cases, and tier 2…

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    Comment #46470307

    Mais bien sûr ! Consider visiting France some day, it's not just the restaurants, supermarkets carry genuinely interesting ingredients. https://www.intermarche.com/produit/cervelle…

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    Comment #46469960

    > there are likely too many students to maintain a high standard of education anyway. Right on point. I find particularly striking how little is said about whether the best student…

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    Comment #46127690

    > Go also has a built-in "event loop"-type thing, but decidedly does not have a coloring problem. context is kind of a function color in go, and it's also a function argument.

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    Comment #45618086

    Which country if I may ask? I have lived in France Switzerland and Ireland and haven't seen something like this, even though governments provide the tax filing software. I wonder i…

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    Comment #45175217

    Praised for its functionality and freedom, yet notorious for its weak moderation and ties with Russia, Telegram is increasingly used for malicious campaigns. From anti-vaccination …

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    Comment #44876716

    Can you please share a few sessions ? I want to get a better sense of what people have achieved with generic LLMs that is novel. (Emphasis on "generic", I think I can more readily …

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    Comment #44723322

    It means that the language and runtime both agree not to look at your dead-end state, so no-one can say it's their fault ;) For example I can define a notsemaphore actor that calls…

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    Comment #44723243

    It would be technically deadlock free because you'd have a state that is unable to progress forward but it wouldn't technically involve a synchronisation primitive. In my view a re…

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    Comment #44667961

    3. The use case is dynamic schemas and access is through the reflection API. Thus PGO has to be done at runtime...

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    Comment #44658184

    I am talking with it in French, the UI is even localized. Dark theme is missing though.

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    Comment #42838086

    To the best of my knowledge he endorsed specific behavior about specific policies, not "Trump's political picks". I wish topics vaguely adjacent to US politics could be discussed i…

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    Comment #42067763

    > Is the French system a good example of a multi-party system? I would say yes in the sense a new party can (and did) emerge and rise to power when there is demand. Even before tha…

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    Comment #41890292

    > Either the system causes less loss of life than a human driver or it doesn’t. The confounding factors don’t matter. Confounding factors are what allows one to tell appart "the sy…

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    Comment #41705666

    I second this. I was looking for a solution that prevented a compromised host from deleting its own backups. Forcing the command as you mentioned works for rsync.net, and its snaps…

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    Comment #41315553

    Re: Understanding the cynicism: For example it is intriguing that they insisted on using a wheelchair to get in the car, but not to get out. But what's even more revealing is that …

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    Comment #40807686

    One technical challenge to using panic to represent normal exceptions is that most go code is then not exception safe. This was a design choice for the ecosystem if not the languag…

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    Comment #40348819

    Authors note that this is probably the case: > we wanted to verify whether the model is actually capable of reasoning by building a simulation for a much simpler game - Connect 4 (…