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Sonic lubricant!

There's probably more nuance with 2.29 than is led onto here. The problem appears straightforward and there seems to be simpler solutions out there than the one described in the article.

Did the author overthink it or are the simple solutions not correct?

They all are shipping hardware with vulnerabilities.

It rents making your personal data available.

Under a loose interpretation, which is what they expressed concern about.

That's not the usual definition of clean room.

If you had it generate tests then handed the tests off to a second agent to implement against...

Selling access to be the default search engine could count under this definition, which was Mozilla's primary revenue source for decades.

Two factors to consider: human performance and cost.

Plenty of humans regularly make similar mistakes to the one in the Deep Research marketing, with more overhead than an LLM.

A few others that come to mind:

- Write.as

- NewsBlur

- Overcast

The Noise Removal plugin takes a bit getting used to, but I have had great results from it. I don't mean to point to operator error... it's got too many options for someone new to it to tune.

> The paper talks about using this to save power, but that’s probably not worth it for a few reasons

It's probably not worth it to do this in software. But in hardware, it might be!

A similar approach with a hardware prototype. https://research.nvidia.com/publication/2022-12_lns-madam-lo...

What's obvious to Kahan is being relearned by the rest of us.

There are ways to do this sort of thing with inetd, pam.d, etc.

Who controls the .me tld?

Montenegro.

1492 is nearer than the 800s

No mention of their benefit corporation status

But Reagan gets the credit for the hostage crisis...

They can have a conversation without being representation and should connect OP to someone who can represent them.

The investors are the capitalists. The C suite negotiator is petit bourgeoisie.

This could be seen as a EU-nationalist framing. Just like the United States has shifted from being a federation of states toward being a singular entity.

Modern boundaries don't reflect history well. There's an extension of linguistics concept to states rather than languages: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_language_is_a_dialect_with_a...

We also have lost much to history. Take a look at the shuffling that happened during https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migration_Period

Phrasing of these headlines matter:

48% of GenZ professionals want to be middle managers.

Language is a game with strict rules and strategies.

Unless you are doing nuclear physics, those elements will persist. Let's say you are growing grain for cattle. The manure gets spread on the fields. Closed loop.

Other way around... Elixir has the pipe of ML.

Hmm. The line between the two is blurry in practice.

I like to use nouns and verbs to illustrate a difference here. I think people initially approach state machines with noun nodes and verb edges. In practice, verbs are where most of the time is ("waiting for", "attempting to"), so you can also have a state machine where the nodes and edges are inverted. Some systems work better one way or the other.

ulimit?

Yes, and I've seen closer even on YouTube recently. https://youtu.be/RuVS7MsQk4Y?si=diQB07jBvv5rK8lZ

The isometric view camera is neat though!

Are converging prices a sign of collusion, competition, or is it an orthogonal measure? My impression is price convergence is orthogonal to the collusion-competition dimension.

WiFi access points can redirect 53 to the DNS resolver of their choice.

And the whole WWII plane meme concern... this is where crimes were caught/reported, not where they occurred.