I was trying to figure out if it was saying that the QR codes are a phishing attack vector (obvious, be careful of what you do with QR code links) or if someone figured out how to package actual malware into a QR code (completely different, is an actual threat), or both.
No, no, “the fuck” comes after; not just “fuck”.
I’d like to see similar testing done comparing models where the “misaligned” data is present during training, as opposed to fine-tuning. That would be a much harder thing to pull off, though.
I’m just imagining the human half doing like a naruto run.
This version is all I knew about for years because I played so much NFSU2 as a kid.
yeah it’s neat, but I’m really not seeing it tbh
Notice the absence of light reflecting off that spot, even with the harsh lighting. At that angle and with a spot that large it looks to me like it would be visible if it were still solid. It actually kinda looks like there might be some smaller holes forming just above it in the photo too.
I don’t think that hole in the bar is going to brush off.
Because I outed myself as one of “those people” who dare to own a truck for literally any reason, probably.
What kit did you use? I’m looking into building a capable ebike with my friend who needs to replace a car they can’t afford and something slow would be unsafe on the highway we call a main thoroughfare between them and where they work.
That’s assuming they’re actually limited, or that the limiter isn’t trivial to bypass. There are a lot of them where I live and it makes trying to use the bike path frustrating sometimes. Regulation is spotty and enforcement is almost nonexistent in most locales.
I could take a picture of my truck that’s governed to 90mph and one of those overpowered ebikes that only have pedals for regulatory reasons (that people ride dangerously on bike/pedestrian paths all the time) and ask the same thing. Don’t get me wrong, I hate our society’s dependence on cars, but this isn’t making much of a point.
Me and my partner have been wanting to start/join one for the last decade, but life is complicated and we’re bad at talking to people.
Never said they were wrong about the application of the first amendment, because they’re not. They just absolutely ruined what could have been a teaching comment by being a condescending asshole.
Nice wall of self-righteous pseudo-intellectual bullshit you have there. Maybe try being constructive next time instead of letting a stranger on the internet rustle your jimmies.
While I agree that the take isn’t terf-y by itself, it was posted to /r/GenderCritical, which is a terf community.
Because evaporative cooling is much cheaper and easier to accomplish at scale, and megacorps don’t care about long-term resource constraints until it begins to affect their wallets.
Certainly sounds like they had their “friends” write the whole damn article too.
Yeah I fixed the link right after I posted it. Guess I didn’t fix it fast enough. 😅
I know this is true for most employers, but I’m not sure I’d be willing to be confident that there’s no way for any company to know. I’ve heard more than one report of companies that sell that sort of information to certain partners.
Kagi is good too.