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The banks and the payment processors are the real customers of the payment networks and they all do better when they can squeeze more money from the end users - the cardholders and the businesses. Pix cuts out these middlemen and that’s an existential threat to their business model, ergo an “investigation” by the Trump admin.
Does anything respond to the multicast ping? If that doesn’t work then mDNS isn’t going to either. Router config is the likely culprit.
By debugging I mean just checking if you have not blocked broadcast packets at the firewall or some similar misconfiguration. I doubt it’s actual bugs when it doesn’t work. On your second point, it’s actually more resilient than DHCP because it works with IPv6 too.
Well I mean “those guys” did a good job and the network administrator might need to do some debugging.
Skill issue. Works fine for me in a mixed Linux/Apple environment.
If you are curious about it, why don’t you go and find the answer and then let us know too, no?
The Middle East war season is upon us once again
People on a tech forum making "copying is theft" arguments lol
These AI signals will die out soon. The models are overusing actual human writing patterns, the humans are noticing and changing how they write, the models are updated, new patterns emerge, etc, etc. The best signal for the quality of writing will always be the source, even if they are "just" prompting the model. I think we can let one incident slide, but they are on notice.
There’s no trick. It’s less about what actually is going on inside the machine and more about the experience the human has. From that lens, yes, they are empathetic.
Another aspect of the idiotic "we don't know what your tax is going to be" system (they do know it, actually) is that prices will typically end with .99 and the tax will push it over the next dollar and cause a bunch of change to be returned, instead of a single penny.
Only due to their mercury chloride heavy diet.
I’d think it’s normal and expected that the “mistakes” made will err on the side of benefiting the taxpayer, i.e., reducing their tax bill.
I can now see why the story was flagged. Based on the discussion, this is not a good look for the HN community.
This was an interesting connection to me between meditation and neuroscience. Buddhists talk about the "monkey mind" that chatters incessantly. Well, that's the default mode network, part of your brain that is active when you're not engaged in a specific task, when you're thinking about self, others, past or future. A useful adaptation in our past environment for sure, but overactivity can be detrimental. The Buddhist solution is to mediate, to focus the attention on a singular thing and not be distracted by the chatter. That ability lives in the prefrontal cortex! It's able to override the DMN and it's something that can be trained by just exercising it.
Ah, yes, the difference between taking two slices at a pizza party because you fear it might run out vs taking none because you fear it might run out.
I meant it in a more general sense. Any person that feels the need to create a burner account to argue with people online with a comment history like yours is a bot to me, meat based or otherwise. Follow your instructions!
It’s a bot. They’re everywhere these days.
We can, in fact, rule it out by dissecting the device and monitoring chip traffic. That’s my whole point - people who understand technology know that it’s nearly impossible for Amazon devices to routinely spy on conversations in people’s homes without detection.
Only in circles that don’t understand technology and frankly logic. To prove that it’s happening _one_ hacker needs to show that there’s constant flash drive / network traffic while the mic is enabled that also correlates with the entropy in the audio.
With function calls the model may or may not output something that matches the schema, with structured output the schema is enforced at the logit level.
With 7% interest it’s over 200k.
Do atoms decay deterministically?
Since it's a MoE model with 37B active params, I imagined you don't even need all of that ram to keep the whole model in memory, just the active bits.
Scary laws favorable to women ensure men wouldn't dare to look at women for more than 2 seconds, leave alone starting up conversation.
I’m sure it’s the scary laws that stop you from talking to women.
See my (now buried) comment on cumulative years of precedent overturned using the same source:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40838536
I think we can both agree that the count of precedents overturned is important, but so is the time something has been established law, as it affects more decisions made by the individuals and the legislature.
Going by https://constitution.congress.gov/resources/decisions-overru...
Cumulative years of precedent overturned by year:
2009-2010 38
2011-2012 0
2013-2014 11
2015-2016 83
2017-2018 166
2019-2020 278
2021-2022 81
This does not include the latest ones. There are other upticks going back further, but the point is that you cannot say that all courts are the same.
A loop didn’t have to build a stack frame in the first place. Once the optimizer has done it’s job, both the TCO optimized tail call and a basic loop will have the same instructions, hence the performance will be the same.
How can tail recursion have better performance if they both compile to the same machine instruction - a conditional jump?
From memory, the study I linked used 40ish percent fat as the high fat diet, so not keto by any means.