Yup, exactly that. Not only does that show they internalized using AI for the most banal tasks and think that’s normal, but also just shows how tone deaf they are in a discussion about using AI to replace an employee 🤦🏽‍♂️

You have a fundamental misunderstanding of how the watermarking works. There is no hidden metadata, but most likely, the statistical properties of the generated text are being changed.

If you met someone on Halloween with a face mask, and they’d always use the word cromulent in every sentence, you’d probably assume it’s your buddy Mark, who is about the only guy in your circle of friends who does that.

The model will produce a text where individual words at certain positions, or various n-grams encode a kind of fingerprint that will be an indicator for the text being processed by Claude.

Like, when people have, like, a specific accent or talk in a certain way, you can totally, like, figure out where they’re from, for sure.

The article clearly mentions that while you can order online, you’d still have to pick up the gun at an FFL, who’d also handle verification.

What the article criticizes is the proposal of the Trump administration to get rid of that process and do in fact allow mail ordering firearms. They’re proposals at this point, but it’s still worth talking about so it doesn’t fly under the radar.

Imagine waking up in the middle of the night, not being able to sleep, and figuring out that Eurorack exists. 🥲

PC

Please use a pyproject.toml file for both project setup and dependency management. It actually is standardized now in PEPs.

uv is a great tool, now comes with a build tool as well. It has become a de-facto standard.

Re 1: So what? There is plenty of individuals who run their own “community”. Some use it as link aggregator, some seem to collect media they like, one person maintains a gigantic collection of nudes from people they find attractive. Can anyonemeaningfully interact with those? Should they be banned as well?

Re 2: So what? No community has any obligation to interact with you or value your content. If someone writes me a 56 page love letter and upon opening it, I realize within the first few lines that it’s my toxic ex who wrote it, that thing still goes straight to the trash. That’s my prerogative.

Re 6: How did you reach that conclusion? I can’t say I do.

If there are posts violating instance rules etc., report them.

I’m using Arch btw.

There is no way that this thing consumed material worth $100k. It’s a steel wire frame with an outer shell coated in resin, and spray painted.

This grifter is trying to leverage the coverage and hopes to raise some money by artificially inflating the price beforehand so that piece of crap is deemed to be worth anything.

I knew someone would’ve made that joke

Get a cheap laser printer. The toner won’t dry out, and you can get a very reliable printer for cheap. The Xpress series from Samsung was cheap and very reliable. Unfortunately, Samsung does not manufacture printers any more and their printer business was bought by HP. I have no idea how new HP models compare to the old ones.

I’d probably look at Brother, a monochrome laser printer can be had for $120, and Brother generally has a good reputation. If you want to print in color, that’ll be more expensive of course. Honestly, I haven’t had a color printer in 11 years and I don’t miss it, but YMMV.

Where could you even find healthy ingredients for under $10 that will last a few days?

It can’t be beans and rice again, all the time.

I gave it a try.

Impossible to buy a coupon without registration. Registered, then the coupon amount was instead billed to the account I had only registered to be able to gift Tuta to a friend, despite the form saying I was buying a coupon. Support took 3 or 4 days to get back to me with a refund.

Turns out buying coupons is really only supported by third party sellers (linked nowhere on the site). Oh, and several instructions on the FAQ site were wrong, and notifications in the app did not work properly (on different devices).

This was 2 or 3 months ago. Overall, it seems more like a startup then what I’d consider a reliable service provider.

https://www.backblaze.com/cloud-storage/resources/hard-drive-test-data

I generally run HGST drives, now part of WD. The *star series is generally great. I get Ultrastar drives, haven’t had a single failure in 20 years.

Workloads are office servers and office NAS applications, 15 to 50 employees.

https://www.zmescience.com/feature-post/health/food-and-nutrition/purple-carrots-21032011/

https://iol.co.za/travel/world/2026-07-02-daredevil-couple-hit-a-new-high-after-an-empire-state-building-proposal-ends-in-handcuffs/

Summa Cum Laude maybe?

The thumbnail of this image looks like a singular eye observing spaghetti.

I don’t think invasive data collection via black boxes is the way to go. I’d say better driver education, speed traps, and better education for civil servants (such as traffic cops) might be a better solution.

Additional data about your driving behavior is also collected, completely unrelated to cameras. In fact, this data is the majority.

Jesus Christ.