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Besides it being different technology, the original Myo wristband was also introduced around 2012. The parents were later acquired by CTRL-labs which was then acquired by Meta. So you can be pretty confident that they have the patents.

Although surface electromyography is quite a bit older than that.


Yeah I've been getting into such situations quite frequently recently here in Germany.

You can download the WireGuard/OpenVPN config files all at once in their web interface.

I've seen that, but I just wasn't sure if that also works for IPv6.

According to their own docs, it seems to work for at least OpenVPN:

> Those not using the Mullvad client program can just add the directive "tun-ipv6" to their OpenVPN configuration file.


Yas. When you download the config files you can choose between IPv4 and IPv6

Could you explain to me what is the appeal of chasing karma? I understand it at the beginning, when it unlocks features, but not after that.

Seems like the author posted in 20h before himself: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45243800

The people who came up with the concept of "stochastic terrorism" seem to be pretty silent when it hits the other side.

Because the other comment was flagged by people acting in anger, I want to make sure you knew that several folks are speaking up from both sides of the aisle. Here are two quotes from people whom you consider your political enemies:

> JOE BIDEN, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT, DEMOCRAT: "There is no place in our country for this kind of violence. It must end now. Jill and I are praying for Charlie Kirk’s family and loved ones."

> BARACK OBAMA, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT, DEMOCRAT: "We don’t yet know what motivated the person who shot and killed Charlie Kirk, but this kind of despicable violence has no place in our democracy."

Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/reactions-fatal-shooting-us...


I don't quite understand why you have to put words in my mouth. I didn't claim anyone to be my political enemy. In fact I have close friends on both isles of the political spectrum, and I don't identify myself with either of them. I just wish people would defend things out of principle, rather than just what currently supports the things that I (perhaps wrongly) presume to be their political identity.

Identitarianism is bad. We agree.

Why was the first thing you reached for a claim that Democrats are bad because you hadn't yet heard any sympathies from Democratic politicians (alleged creators of the term stochastic terrorism)? That seems extraordinarily unreasonable.

As a former Republican, it makes me sad to see people supporting a party that claims to have values be extraordinarily unfair to their fellow countrymen. Toss aside all the other nonsense in the political arena for the moment. Democrats have been advocating for gun control for years. Years! Why would an attack about someone being killed by the very thing they warned about even enter the brain of a reasonable person, if not for the poison of propaganda?


I don't understand this comment.

This happened a few hours ago while the decedent was commenting on 5/5700 mass shootings being performed by trans people being enough to take rights, which the decedent normally argues should not be abrogated, away, and that most shootings were gang violence. This is after a few years long history of promoting inaction on guns despite clear Constitutionality and clear need.

Ironically it was at a school, making it a school shooting. Unironically, there was a school shooting in Colorado occurring at the same time.

Guns are the problem. Everyone knows this. Some try to justify it anyway, Mr. Kirk among them.

Like I said, I simply don't understand why someone's response mere hours after a deadly shooting is "I blame my political enemies who are wholly uninvolved and tried to help prevent these types of occurrences."

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Here are two quotes from, as you said, your political enemies:

> JOE BIDEN, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT, DEMOCRAT: "There is no place in our country for this kind of violence. It must end now. Jill and I are praying for Charlie Kirk’s family and loved ones."

> BARACK OBAMA, FORMER U.S. PRESIDENT, DEMOCRAT: "We don’t yet know what motivated the person who shot and killed Charlie Kirk, but this kind of despicable violence has no place in our democracy."

Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/reactions-fatal-shooting-us...


Works for me via Perplexity at least

Enzymes are pretty common in laundry detergents and probably also shampoos.


Whisper uses an encoder-decoder transformer.


> Additionally, prompts happen during LLM inference, not LLM training.

It is pretty common during the fine-tuning phase.


Sure. Foundation models aren't fine-tuned, and companies fine-tune foundation models to optimize user experience. So they are modeling the animal brain on an even more specific type of LLM that happens to be related to being a consumer of AI products.


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