@ajroach42 @nicksalt I wish they would climb down off their high horse. A rebrand to Imp wouldn't be all that hard.
@phil_stevens @nicksalt At this point it's intentionally malicious.
Rob Whittaker :thoughtbot:
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Stop whatever you’re doing & watch this now! Reform’s magic money tree has been bust wide open. Huge kudos to undercover reporters Verbatim via @channel4news.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy
youtu.be/aXut3s90rUI?... huge
Undercover: Exposing Reform's ...
Cold take: We don’t need more of mathematics to look like the Four Color Theorem (“proved”, but with no insight gained), with the added problems that the “proofs” are now far more laborious to check even for technical correctness, theorem-proving software is less reliable, and oh yeah, we’re holding the population of Memphis to the exhaust pipe of a diesel bus to make it work.
@bstacey
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Finally, we have built 'true or false?', from the classic collective human effort across millenia and culture 'what does it mean technically, philosophically, practically, spiritually, and aesthetically, that we might be able to ask abstract questions about not only our reality but potentially all possible realities, and come up with a rigorously way to express many of those questions and give some coherent argument as to whether they are true or false?'
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@nicksalt It's either or both, depending on which part of the english speaking world you're in.
@ajroach42 @nicksalt I wish they would climb down off their high horse. A rebrand to Imp wouldn't be all that hard.
Scientific organisations unite to launch diamond OA journal for AI research - Research Information https://www.researchinformation.info/news/scientific-organisations-unite-to-launch-diamond-oa-journal-for-ai-research/
GPT-6 Astra makes major gains in the Artificial Analysis Coding Agent Index
https://artificialanalysis.ai/articles/benchmarking-gpt-6-astra
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49556147
#HackerNews #GPT6 #Astra #ArtificialIntelligence #CodingAgent #Benchmarking #TechnologyAdvancements
@baardhaveland When I am abroad however I optimise for little/no exchange rate rather than points or cashback as most Norwegian based banks change between 1.75 and 2% to convert currency and this is more than the value of the cashback/points.
I favour Wise but also have accounts with Revolut and N26 (the latter being a euro acccount).
These are all debit cards however and require I hold a little balance with them for spending.
@ruari
The only trips I have outside .no is to a family house in Värmland... by car.
I guess I should probably just stop using the CC for everyday stuff instead, and just keep it for stuff where the "shopping insurance" may come in handy. Like webshopping and such.
Alex Chapman
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in flex voice 3... when I uninstalled the tts engine, it broke my sapi5. I had to reinstall flex voice 3 then sapi5 was fixed again. I am working on fixing this bug. if you find any similar bugs with other sapi5 engines, let me know. I'll get around to fixing them. all source is on my github, so if you are able, feel free to make pull requests to fix small bugs like that if you wish.
Marc
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@corpsmoderne ça marche super bien!
merci!
j'ai fait un test à l'arrache, complètement bancal et le résultat est bien meilleur que ce que j'arrive à. faire avec des heures de blender/tracking/stab.
bravo!
@eevee the reason complex numbers make sense at all is because the number 1 actually forms the origin point where two bases meet, and that's where the function f(x) = 1/x (not a polynomial) comes in
@eevee and then we just suddenly get this number e which doesn't really mean anything except as the perpendicular tangent line to the basis vectors of these two infinite spaces from (0,1] through 1/x and [1,∞) through f(x) = x, where the continued fraction representation (while being necessarily transcendental) precisely mirrors the unsolvable infinitude of the primes themselves!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof_of_the_Euler_product_formula_for_the_Riemann_zeta_function
the infinite sum of 1/n^s is equal to the infinite product of 1/(1-p^{-s}) for p prime??????
that's what fucked me up earlier. the structure of the primes is not (imho) their individual jitters in the sums and differences, but how they eventually form the generating set of all the spaces in between their periodic orbits when taken out to infinity
TRUST ME BRO marketing works everytime.
I wrote this for the Bloomsbury Academic blog: a love letter to academic libraries, about sneaking into the academy (through the side door marked 'journalism') to engage in the privilege of research there, resulting in (so far) three books on media and technology.
https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/discover/bloomsbury-academic/blog/featured/the-inadvertent-academic-a-love-letter-to-the-library/
I just learned something. the Vision assistant plugin, like so many others, sure, it hides the API key in the *settings* screen, but it's stored in *plain* text in nvda.ini. that's how it's able to show it to you when you check the show API key checkbox. I've removed the plugin, reported the issue, and thanks to @FreakyFwoof's NVDA sync plugin my INI's clean. Damn developers, do better where you store your API keys sweet fucking jesus.
@munchkinbear Oof, I'm not removing it as I have some uses for it, but Jesus Christ why these devs don't store that shit in the Windows credential keychain is beyond me. @FreakyFwoof
The Walking Bread
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*Handing you my phone*
It's your dad. Something about Pingu being a communist
@corpsmoderne si je savais faire, je passerai ma vie à bricoler des petits outils comme ça.
@alter_unicorn ça s'apprend ^^
The Walking Bread
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Shout out to the animators of old, who dared to dream that a duck could be rich.
The Walking Bread
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before the beauty product boom, "serum" was only something made by Spider-Man villains
To be clear, I don't think the fault for the "I'm not paying for that" mentality lies solely with the Free Software movement.
I think it mostly belongs to The Internet in general, and as much as major corporations pretended to hate it, I think it largely served their interests.
( I should unpack that)
AGI IS HERE (again)
