skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When he doesn't understand someone, he enthusiastically agrees. When he's hosting someone with PhD or otherwise smarter than him, he just says "ooooooh" a lot and is overenthusiastic. He doesn't ask smart questions. He asks questions his audience will understand.

He was "intelligent" maybe a few times in his life. Those are represented by the third eye on show's emblem/logo.
Is it possible that Apple’s implementation uses less power and hence conserve battery life? Also, is it possible Apple’s implementation requires less trust in extension and is more private because no browsing information can exit?

It is also possible for the above, and collusion to all simultaneously happen, and or Apple advancing their own ad business.
> Why the inventor of the silicon chip deserves more credit for the microprocessor

The inventor of the diode deserves more credit for the transistor
Here's the problem with that apologism: They already are gatekeeping. They made that call as soon as they removed sideloading extensions. The problem is Google is just a shoddy gatekeeper.
Being that Brave and numerous other browsers are built on Chrome, does that mean they will also have this limitation?
What does this mean: "We’ve modeled the architecture, work, and communications of the team(s) as effectively as you can (with respect to what you can influence)"

I get modeling systems, but can someone enlighten me? This seemed like a straightforward and high quality article, so I'd like to understand every inch of it.
I think you are right.

Totally cheating would be to integrate the DOS application functionally into the Windows DOS stub. Instead of printing "This application requires Microsoft Windows" it could even use overlays to circumvent the 64kB com restriction.
They still sell low powered CPUs, you know?
https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/issues/140

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/51900

& from what I gather, APE is tightly-bound to x86_64, & depends on an embedded emulator for other architectures:

> All we have to do embed an ARM build of the emulator above within our x86 executables, and have them morph and re-exec appropriately, similar to how Cosmopolitan is already doing doing with qemu-x86_64, except that this wouldn't need to be installed beforehand. The tradeoff is that, if we do this, binaries will only be 10x smaller than Go's Hello World, instead of 100x smaller.

could still be useful as an optional build target though... (i.e. GOOS=cosmopolitan)
> How about not storing any information at all?

Acc to telegram:

> Telegram may disclose IP addresses and phone numbers

How do you propose this data is masked? You need a phone number to use Telegram (and Signal), and you need an internet connection, thus exposing your IP address.

I’m not sure why you think Signal does not have this information.
Fun fact: Rust’s bitflags macro crate generates just this, https://docs.rs/bitflags/latest/bitflags/example_generated/s....

// To check for either flag:
if mask.contains(WgpuColorWriteMask::Alpha) || mask.contains(WgpuColorWriteMask::Blue) { … }
if mask.intersects(WgpuColorWriteMask::Alpha | WgpuColorWriteMask::Blue) { … }

// To check for both flags:
if mask.contains(WgpuColorWriteMask::Alpha | WgpuColorWriteMask::Blue) { … }
It's an interesting challenge but the 4004 ended up in pinball machines and traffic lights I believe as well as Faggin's test equipment!

I'm not sure what is missing for it to fail to qualify as a microprocessor. It was limited certainly and doesn't have much in common with what follows, but it seems to pass the test for me.
I tend to disregard this "common sense" pop culture knowledge, because it's one of those things people say without evidence, and which often tend to be wrong.

I would love to see someone explain the link between taboos about sex and male paternity claims, but so far I see not a single (even dubious) reference from subject matter experts, so I will continue being skeptical about this claim.

"It's obvious!" doesn't convince me.
Where self-driving and art generation are similar is a belief in the extremes of computing capabilities.

Self-driving enthusiasts believe that a computer will be able to operate a car far more safely than a human. This is in spite of the complete lack of evidence (so far) that this is true.

Similarly, look at your statement “when art fails you just need a better prompt.” It seems to exclude the possibility that computers will be incapable of creating certain art no matter what the prompt is.

I’m not saying this because of some ineffable or supernatural attribute of human creativity, but because of the shortcomings in our flawed human attempts to create computing systems.
Build a free tool with a decent community of users in a field you’re good at / interested in. Some of your users will naturally ask if you’re available to freelance for them on adjacent projects.
Maybe, maybe not? It's just a matter of opinion. For example, I'd say our institutions aren't being overseen effectively when they let criminals who try to overturn lawful election results go unpunished. I would say our institutions are effectively overseen with regards to classified information, partially due to personal experience, partially due to the FBI, DOJ, and National Archives who are investigating a breach of how those classified materials are handled. I'd say our election related institutions are not being overseen effectively. Governors and state legislatures in certain states are ignoring constitutionally mandated maps (like in Ohio) or are finding ways to make voting difficult.

When you go down this path, you're just stating your opinion about how things should be and trying to anchor that to an interpretation you have of what "we the people" means. That's ok, but the problem you run into is that it's wildly open to interpretation. For every "we the people' argument you make, someone can put forth any number of contradictory but equally correct arguments.
Reading textbooks with lots of references using sioyek
My first step before installing any MS-DOS product was to copy the software, and use the backup floppies instead of the originals, naturally this did not work with those that used strange floppy formats as copy protection.
What about?

if (mask & WGPUColorWriteMask_Alpha & WGPUColorWriteMask_Blue) {
// alpha and blue are set..
}
If you end up using Element, beware one thing. Although it looks like Discord, it's not. Spaces may look like servers, but they do not contain channels.

A Space is a list, phone book, a map that lists a bunch of rooms so you can join many of them conveniently.
The future of adblocking seems network based as it can't be bypassed by Google's intention.

It's easy to use when most OS can have default DNS over DoT/H that can also block non browser apps or even OS itself from connecting to tracking domains.

Chromium based browsers seem to ignore OS default DNS servers unless instructed to use the system default.
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