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631.
by 15155 1y ago
How about an electric vehicle, a few dozen kW of solar, and a drilled well?
632.
by 15155 1y ago
> That's not something you or anyone else could predict. You're right: nobody can possibly predict how a nation with no blue water navy, and zero relevant (naval or otherwise) combat experience (ever) might fare against the mos
633.
by 15155 1y ago
> Chinese blockade I laughed a bit. How long would it be until their entire fleet is sunk? 2 days? A week? How long after that should the Three Gorges Dam be allowed to exist?
634.
by 15155 1y ago
Anti-inflammatories - not all painkillers.
635.
by 15155 1y ago
So intercept whatever mechanism it's using to detect SIP enabled status...?
636.
by 15155 1y ago
> At some point, someone doing AI might amass enough GPUs to do a 51% attack on Bitcoin. This is electrically impossible for Bitcoin specifically, modern ASICs exceed 3 orders of magnitude more hashes/Joule and hashrate/chip th
637.
by 15155 1y ago
> The cost of using LLMs is kept artificially low for consumers at the moment. If the results of current LLM performance is acceptable, costs to achieve these same results will inevitably go down as semiconductor process improvements bri
638.
by 15155 1y ago
Tailscale is able to hole punch in scenarios where UPnP is disabled (just good practice) as well as many NAT environments.
639.
by 15155 1y ago
This feature isn't enabled by default.
640.
by 15155 1y ago
> Some hardware circuits are a bit nicer with power-of-two sizes Basically all FIFOs or addressable memory works far nicer with power-of-two sizes.
641.
by 15155 1y ago
> As such, making an HDL look like a programming language doesn't increase my expressiveness or productivity all that much Ok, now try Chisel or SpinalHDL - which lean on a high-powered type system/compiler - and come back to m
642.
by 15155 1y ago
Panopticon for the State, not for you.
643.
by 15155 1y ago
Because making these products for sale at all in the catalog will cause Visa/MC to pull out for other, "approved" offerings.
644.
by 15155 1y ago
> Recent wargames predict the US will exhaust regional supplies of antiship missiles within days to weeks and those missiles have a lead time of years to build and the US only has a capacity of a few dozen a year. We don't need to s
645.
by 15155 1y ago
Could it be possible that while you can cram something in the backseat of a car, a truck bed might result in less damage to vehicle interiors and the object being moved?
646.
by 15155 1y ago
> You won’t find these GAA in KiCAD or OpenROAD. Is this actually because of legal requirements, or because of reality? Nobody with access to a bleeding-edge node is using vastly inferior FOSS tools that can't actually work with a b
647.
by 15155 1y ago
> I hate that we live in a world where this feels like a remotely sane question but do you use an analog or digital device? > Because these days with anything digital there's a risk of the other side claiming it's a genML fa
648.
by 15155 1y ago
> Furthermore, the resources that you would need to spend constantly cracking newer versions just isn't worth it when similar capital could be spent building home grown alternatives. Zero of these programs have any level of copy pro
649.
by 15155 1y ago
> She has vastly more power than he has. Just secretly record her - she then ultimately has less power: 1) She doesn't know 2) He can optionally choose to employ (or not) this information 3) Police may not be civilly liable for es
650.
by 15155 1y ago
> What happens when we call the police and the woman lies The recording device in my pocket comes into play, and afterwards my attorney seeks damages and fees.
651.
by 15155 1y ago
- Hunter's laptop is Russian propaganda?
652.
by 15155 1y ago
So have they announced this theoretical 2026 mission yet? How does this work with one single launch window remaining?
653.
by 15155 1y ago
> cuda/vulkan/metal/dx inside out then something like this will not be interesting to you. I'd much rather glue my inline PTX together with Rust than CUDA C++.
654.
by 15155 1y ago
> If they believed Trump, they deserve everything they get. Is it a matter of "belief," or could it possibly be an optimal strategy to secure potentially two more Supreme Court nominations?
655.
by 15155 1y ago
The same thing that stops most bad behavior: the threat of legal action afterwards.
656.
by 15155 1y ago
> If a heavy conflict were to erupt, China's supply chains would be cut off via naval blockade Or possibly the 30+ fast attack submarines sinking every military or resupply vessel in the region, augmented by a colossal amount of rap
657.
by 15155 1y ago
And thankfully this will run afoul of the First Amendment in the United States.
658.
by 15155 1y ago
> Turns out some of the software running on it had some weird licensing checks tied to the hardware so it refused to start on the new server. This is around the time when you call that one guy on your team that can reverse engineer and p
659.
by 15155 1y ago
Considering 100% of the low-level CUDA API headers have the word "CUDA" in them, this would be interesting to know.
660.
by 15155 1y ago
Invariably someone will roll in and say "ASML" (despite this being a US-financed venture.)

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