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What happens when the user decides to move to an Android device, or even is suspended from Apple for a suspected breach of the terms of service, or Apple decides to not support their country anymore? There are countless reasons to prefer to manage one's own access.

  > Every device is supposed to have its own unique private key, stored in TPM, released only when passing the user challenge (biometrics or pin, or a yubikey).

1) When I buy a new device, how do I create 2000 new Passkeys for that device?

2) Can I still do that if I don't have access to the old device? Maybe it was destroyed, stolen, or lost.

3) How about if the new device is from a different vendor than the original device? E.g. switching from Apple to Android?

The first paragraph of your comment is very informative. The rest, not so much. I highly suggest editing the rest out.

Not just the shape, but also the mass placement and rigidity. I explain this in another comment, I don't want to cut and paste redundant info here but keep scrolling and you'll find it ))

It's not just geometry, it's also where the mass is. And the rigid areas.

Aircraft wings oscillate during flight, the location (and movement) of mass within them (e.g. fuel) is critical to model.

Also, the location of the fold is likely less flexible (e.g. more rigid) than the remainder of the wing. This will greatly affect the dihedral angle of the remaining outboard portion of the wing.

For a coding LLM specifically, when is fast a good tradeoff for quality?

Don't marry yourself to the Apple (or any other large vendor) ecosystem. I use Keepass variants on my Linux and Android devices, it's absolutely terrific.

  > distealling

Though I am of the opinion that distilling is no different than how extant frontier LLMs have also been trained on other people's data, I could actually see the word distealling becoming useful in discussion.

Thank you.

Ebonics, from the root ebony, meaning black-speak? I can't believe that's still acceptable.

  > products be endlessly repackaged

Thank you. I'll read about the different drag types.

Thank you.

  > But to make things even more interesting, the 747- 300/400/8 cargo all use the short bubble. :-)

I believe that the Bern convention stipulates that they now own that particular expression (e.g. formatting) of your personal information.

Check before relying on that.

Yes, exactly, identifying things that change is the key. Thank you!

I did this when I taught my third grader calculus on the train, when she asked a question about the train accelerating faster sometimes than other times. She loved it, but I was just taking advantage of children's natural curiosity.

Do you have some examples that the adult could instigate, rather than waiting for the child to express curiosity?

  > How do you think we've done so far?

Saves time, as in "no need to read any further".

The fact that a publication would think that using AI to "confirm" a forecast bodes poorly not only on the publication, but also on those who would rely on such a forecast.

  > and should never have been allowed to occupy a position of authority. He has some charming qualities

I personally prefer this form of government over other popular choices. But ignoring this aspect is exactly what leads to unqualified people being elected to office.

AI has freed most people I know from the tedious job of writing actual emails and birthday greetings - leaving then more time to e.g. wash dishes or clean the floor.

Seriously, if arts and creativity is what sets humans apart from other animals, then AI has almost completely displaced our capacity to even consider doing these activities ourselves. People reach for AI when they should be composing a birthday greeting themselves.

To be fair, most of the training data likely came from GitHub.

I respectfully disagree. For all the use cases shown on the linked page, a 240 DPI printer would not be acceptable.

  > All american fridges contain at least 20% expired condiments, by volume.

The ketchup doesn't go bad, but the plastic container offgasses directly into the ketchup and also into the air void above the ketchup.

How hard a sell that is depends heavily on how much that person values their time. I know people who are experts in their field, who have had their with-source Wikipedia edits reverted to incorrect or misleading information by people who have more time to argue online than they do.

There is no irony. Drawing attention to these works is likely the reason this bool was introduced in the first place.

At the 2400 DPI that an HP printer can handle, the printer needs to place the head at 1/100 mm precision three times for every single dot on the page, and not smear them, despite not knowing what thickness or weight or finish the paper has. That is not trivial.

This printer uses HP 502 cartridges. Readily available, but don't expect to save on ink costs compared to a regular HP printer.

They do claim that this printer will print in black when the colour cartridge is empty, which they imply is not possible with common printers. The only time I ever encountered that I simply removed the colour cartridge and the printer was happy to print in black.

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I'm divorced too.

My guess is that these devices are stationary, so their location is known.