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zarq··on OpenAI agents hijacked German website in previously undisclosed AI breakout
Until the AI hacked your online shop and sent these t-shirts to all of your past customers.
zarq··on Things I've Heard Boomers Say That I Agree with 100%
> should be a website

Yes, and please make the website one that actually works on mobile.

In some restaurants, I've seen the QR code go to a full-page PDF version of the menu. Like, thanks, but I can't read that on a mobile device.

zarq··on 800 Years of English Handwriting
There's a blue button at the bottom center to revert to the original language.
zarq··on Debugging: Indispensable rules for finding even the most elusive problems (2004)
That is literally #8 in the list
zarq··on Magnet-free induction motor aims to nearly halve carbon emissions
They seem to be saying that the absence of rare earth metals makes the overall lifecycle carbon emissions be 40% lower than those that do use these metals. It does not seem to be related to the efficiency of the motor per se.
zarq··on Elon Musk Texts Parag Agrawal
You don't need to go through everything to form an opinion. I bet they're only interested in a couple of specific points, and not a full review of every single line.
zarq··on Browser in the Browser (BITB) Attack
Even if browsers did this, you can still execute this attack. As long as not all of your users know what the expected behavior is, you can trick them with a fake UI as long as it looks believable.
zarq··on The Fun Scale (2014)
Well see you were just optimizing for the wrong things. You thought avoiding wet was the thing to optimize for, but now, with experience, you find other things are more important to you and you aim at optimizing those. What things are wrong and right vary by person and by purpose (and probably by time, too).
zarq··on Giant Pyrosome
Likely the appearance of the colony being a single, gigantic, thing.
zarq··on Ask HN: Was Your Turkey Dry?
The best thing I did for not having dry turkeys or other meat, is a meat thermometer. I, like your aunt, just didn't pay attention to anything before.
zarq··on EU Chatcontrol 2.0 [video]
Hunted, a Dutch TV series, is a reality show featuring exactly this kind of investigative resources. A lot of times, the players (the hunted) are tracked down because they used some form of communication that is compromised by the hunters.
zarq··on Global Climate Report – September 2021
It's clean in the sense that it isn't generating CO2. But it is a finite resource. Also, the environmental impact of a nuclear power plant is non-negligible.
zarq··on Suez Canal blocked briefly as container ship runs aground
Have the worldwide trade delays from the blockage with the Ever Given been resolved?
zarq··on “It's open source! We’ll let our customers fix it.”
A self-respecting company doesn't let their customers just be stuck like that. While fixing the issue may not be feasible, there's usually a workaround that the company can help their customers find or implement. But then again, not every company lives up to these expectations.
zarq··on O.mg Cable
"motivation" is usually the answer. Motivation can be (gaining) money, power, politics, etc.
zarq··on Hubble telescope has new lease on life after computer swap appears to fix glitch
That's an easy fix; just put a repeater on Mars...
zarq··on Barry Diller: The movie business as before is finished and will never come back
Subtitles!
zarq··on Heart inflammation cases in young men higher than expected after mRNA vaccines
> spent the last year field-monitoring vaccine trials

As an adult that was vaccinated, thank you for doing your part to get us all here.

zarq··on Why Russians do not smile (2002)
Fun experiment, try asking "how are you" a second time. A lot of Americans will respond instinctively, without wondering why you asked again.
zarq··on Real world ownership is not a use case for blockchain
Or someone has it on their cart on the way to the checkout.
zarq··on Association of sleep duration in middle and old age with incidence of dementia
It's really hard to fight this though, because it may take many years, even decades, to thoroughly answer a follow-up question. By then, everyone has forgotten about the original reason something got published.
zarq··on Great Vowel Shift
I learned about another vowel shift yesterday: the (US) "Northern Cities Vowel Shift" - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inland_Northern_American_Engli...
zarq··on IBM COBOL for Linux on x86
The key word here is "support". Will it run? Probably. Is some IBM support engineer going to help you if you tried it on some other distro? No.
zarq··on Let’s fix font size
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zarq··on WhatsApp Down in Some Regions
The site presents me with a pop-up:

> When you proceed to access our site, the companies listed in the Cookie Consent Tool will use cookies and other technologies. This is further explained in our Cookie Notice.

None of those are links, and the only button is "Agree and access site". How do I find the Cookie Consent Tool and the Cookie Notice, without having to click "Agree"?

zarq··on Apple has gone to extraordinary lengths to make scroll bars invisible
I get angry when there's not a single letter on the first page of a web page, just a lead graphic.
zarq··on Dark patterns after the GDPR: consent pop-ups and their influence
This would be so easy for shady tracking websites to circumvent
zarq··on Facebook is pushing back on Apple’s new iPhone privacy rules
The dot seems to not be interactive, i.e. I won't be able to find out which app it was, and what it did. But it's a start!
zarq··on Ask HN: Anyone else burnt out due to extended lockdown and work-from-home?
I agree to what you're saying, but the 4th bullet should not mean this. Find joy in what you're doing is independent advice. I would add to this that outside of work, you should also look for something that gives you joy. Something that is not coding would be preferred.
zarq··on The Earth has been spinning faster lately
Petroleum and gasses should be lighter than the rock surrounding them right, so if you move those up, the rock above those layers will be moved closer to the earth's center. So I would expect that that will cause the earth to spin faster, not slower.
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