Cacti

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by Cacti 8y ago
While I see your point, social credit is not tracking, it is tracking with legal, economic, and political consequences. Given that the consequences to you of opting out of this tracking are little more than a minor inconvenience of your tim
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by Cacti 8y ago
NP-hard and undecidability are completely different things. They’re barely on the same planet.
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by Cacti 8y ago
Witch hunt? Are you seriously suggesting that Huawei _doesn’t_ engage in corporate espionage?
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by Cacti 8y ago
How does that have anything to do with how the US decides to deal with Huawei or China for that matter?
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by Cacti 8y ago
Outside of rare cases, the entire concept needs to be made illegal, along with forced arbitration.
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by Cacti 8y ago
Yes, great point. Certainly some very insidious second order effects there.
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by Cacti 8y ago
Conversely, it is an explicit Fed policy to always have some non-trivial amount of inflation. In fact, generally speaking, inflation is purposefully created, and has to exist, in order for the Fed to control the money supply, because the to
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by Cacti 8y ago
If the site is using SSL, there is a reasonable expectation that only the server will see that data, not the entire world.
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by Cacti 8y ago
You're assuming that the market is retail consumers. But this same tech is what allows you to purpose these vehicles, and vehicles like them, for things like emergency courier services, for remote rescue, for military uses like exfiltr
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by Cacti 8y ago
Interesting, thanks.
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by Cacti 8y ago
I mean, it’s the UK. Presumably there is video. Plus witnesses. Plus GPS. Plus he left the country immediately after. Plus he is known hired muscle. Certainly enough to charge someone.
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by Cacti 8y ago
If you read the article, he didn’t carry the device during the murder, he was carrying it a couple months before while he was doing surveillance for the future murder. And the only reason they found out about the GPS device was because they
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by Cacti 8y ago
Are you sure you’re writing it in a reasonable way? I’ve made some awfully large nets (implementing current state of the art models) with TF and I’ve never ran into anything like that. I mean I might have 30 seconds to a minute before it ge
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by Cacti 8y ago
Doesn’t the paper specifically say that they really have no idea of the impact because not enough attention has been paid to determine the amount of paternal inheritance? You sound awfully sure of yourself considering maternal inheritance o
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by Cacti 8y ago
Because "right to work" is doublespeak and does the exact opposite of what it implies.
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by Cacti 8y ago
The older I get the more stunningly obvious and apparent the corruption is. It is endemic.
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by Cacti 8y ago
They are using it collect labeled drawing data for future ML training.
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by Cacti 8y ago
What is your point? You criticize the author for claiming there is no evidence that standing desks improve health, yet you provide absolutely no evidence to the contrary.
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by Cacti 8y ago
Intel sells 100,000,000 chips a year. The percentage of those chips going to people who care about ME, or for that matter have even _heard_ of it, is so astronomically small as to be irrelevant.
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by Cacti 8y ago
You ignored most of my point. Many people have restrictions other than money.
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by Cacti 8y ago
I don't have integrated graphics on these machines, and there is no room for additional cards, and if there was, I would either be putting in another NVIDIA card, or RAID, or 10Gb or the many other things that will actually improve our
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by Cacti 8y ago
Which is fine, it's not like the developers of sway owe me anything. My point is just that if your goal is to increase the adoption rate of your software that you're pouring so much time into, and you want that software to be succ
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by Cacti 8y ago
Machine learning, where NVIDIA hardware and proprietary drivers is currently non-negotiable. It sucks but it is reality, and refusing to support their drivers in other software because NVIDIA doesn't support FOSS will accomplish absolu
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by Cacti 8y ago
Why would anyone go out, buy a new Radeon, install it in their computers (assuming there is room, which in ML cases is not always true), and reconfigure any drivers and all the other hassle, just to use a window manager? That's assumin
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by Cacti 8y ago
"Please use nouveau and consider future purchases from GPU vendors that support open source. Other proprietary drivers are also unsupported." Uh... how about I just not use your software? I'm not going to replace a couple tho
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by Cacti 8y ago
Should be noted this is useful not just for ads, but also for devices phoning home and collecting metrics. Things like Win10, Netflix, smart TVs, etc. You don't have to use every blocklist on the planet if you don't want it to scr
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by Cacti 8y ago
Measurement. If you can’t measure it you can’t predict it.
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by Cacti 8y ago
Either way it is not realistic. People losing a few cents on what they know is a simulation is far, far different than people watching their life savings evaporate in an uncertain environment. Besides, the point of that particular study isn
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by Cacti 8y ago
Have you paid attention to either of the past US market busts, in 2000-2001 and 2008? People overwhelmingly ride it into the ground because of two things: - The fear of realizing a loss - The unrealistic expectation of upside Also, you&#x27
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Yes well, people say a lot of things.

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