LarsKrimi

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by LarsKrimi 11mo ago
For IDE you are mixing up 2 separate concepts. The addressing primary/secondary is purely addressing, I don't recall seeing "Master/Slave" in relation to that. Labeling on HDDs I've seen always used primary&#x2
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by LarsKrimi 11mo ago
A minimum wage only guarantees that all citizens can race towards a collective bottom determined by some easily bribable elites. Companies do not have to do a conscious effort to determine the lowest amount they can go. "Everyone else
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by LarsKrimi 11mo ago
The concept of a "Minimum wage" in itself is anti-worker. The state is not a workers friend. The union is.
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by LarsKrimi 11mo ago
I think America will persevere. Men will just have to take over typically women dominated careers such as child-bearing
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by LarsKrimi 11mo ago
Interesting numbers, especially compared to the OECD ones The next big question is "Are they actually moving?"
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by LarsKrimi 11mo ago
Agreed with your last point. I'll disagree with everything else (except for the part about Proton, not really up to date on their operations)
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by LarsKrimi 11mo ago
RISC-V cemented their own deathsentence when they brought seasoned MIPS software developers into their fold early on. The calling convention was botched, just like it had been for 10s of different MIPS ones And it was hyperoptimized before
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by LarsKrimi 11mo ago
> "I will never give up customer data" is a very tough promise to keep If you don't have a spine, sure That's what US companies are seen as from a European perspective: Spineless and untrustable It's a great sale
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by LarsKrimi 1y ago
> Lol I realize this is tongue in cheek but Denmark has no ability to administer or protect anything that far away Does the US? They don't seem to have a great track record of that I mean do you even remember Pearl Harbor? /S :
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by LarsKrimi 1y ago
> Frozen wasteland or not, they should do something to enforce laws against cruelty to animals. There are animal welfare laws, as well as a special unit responsible for specifically sleddogs. People are told to call snitch lines if they
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by LarsKrimi 1y ago
Maybe they forgot to bribe the right people? Did they offer something of gold to the president?
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by LarsKrimi 1y ago
Hmm I didn't hear about this. Would mandating daily ketamine use for my cofounders improve our chances for success? I believe most LLM's should at least be able to produce the same level of paranoid, *-pilled populist nonsense as
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by LarsKrimi 1y ago
Yes. Russia has been threatening invasions for years. Now for 7 months America has started doing it too. It's a much worse feeling being threatened with military invasion by someone your own government tries to continue insisting is a
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by LarsKrimi 1y ago
Went down so hard that their status report page ( https://www.nets.eu/dk-da/Pages/driftstatus.aspx ) took 2 minutes to load a blank page. Later it started reporting an azure 504 after minutes "Don't know w
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by LarsKrimi 1y ago
I can confirm that ChatGPT is laughably bad at Verilog
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by LarsKrimi 2y ago
So they are warning that they might have to move if Europe don't help them do what? And move to where?
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by LarsKrimi 2y ago
Probably they are rather suggesting that there are a lot of unscrupulous western companies with a lot to lose who might have an interest in convincing certain people to skip responsible disclosure
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by LarsKrimi 2y ago
Hmm of course erasure codes would always need to solve these problems. Not sure what modern applications need that in the X86 world I really think it's only AES since thats the only place I've seen that polynomial used. But of cou
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by LarsKrimi 2y ago
Important subject, but impossible to read on a phone due to animated ads for every second paragraph
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by LarsKrimi 2y ago
It has a fixed polynomial, so not really that useful for anything but AES The only case where I've had use of GF(2^8) inverses is in FEC algorithms (Forney's algorithm) and then you need some kind of weird polynomial. But all of t
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by LarsKrimi 2y ago
Fun historical incident, but the "Spanish Flu" was traced back to Fort Riley Kansas. I think some people highlight a specific pig farm even. Now, the CDC do not list any infections of H1N5 in Kansas yet, but... Worth looking out f