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Perz1val
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Perz1val
8d ago
Interesting how 4/4 other replies didn't get the centralisation concern despite it being a fairly often discussed topic
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9d ago
I wonder how many cores they plan to cram in there, at least like 256 right?
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15d ago
Ok, yeah, I forgot that people do ship api keys inside binaries
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15d ago
Water has the highest density at 4°C, but I have no idea how that'd relate
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16d ago
Why? The api has to be secure. Mobile os keeps the app safe. Where is the attack surface?
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18d ago
Not the end, just google bleeding itself out as a search engine while LLMs take over. Chatgpt often links me random, actually decent sites that I wouldn't have gotten from a simple google search on first page, because it would've
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23d ago
How many random parasites has modern medicine removed from you? Likely you never even had one. It's not just medicine, we also have abundant, safe food, clean water and warm housing
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1mo ago
How would you count?
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1mo ago
Then they deserve you taking a photo with a second phone
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2mo ago
That'd be either analog computing or you're implementing floating point number math in each neuron. Maybe some kind of PWM calculations would be doable, do we have it researched or would be a new kind of math?
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2mo ago
That center pin looks fragile, especially if it's printed along Z axis. How about printing teeth that'd mesh with the belt?
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2mo ago
> wearing the hard drive Do reads wear out nvme? Iirc only writes do
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2mo ago
How about being truthful? Say "I think A, but I'm not really an expert, so also try asking your favorite LLM"
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2mo ago
Maybe if it's a business level tool made in house with claude vs contracted to a software house in India. Never for a compiler, who even is that person?
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2mo ago
Not reading out loud, but I've caught myself a few times on reading and not processing that, because I was thinking about something else. Like I still did the reading, but straight to /dev/null of my brain
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2mo ago
I've never claimed that anything about telegram's encryption is "heavy", because I don't even know what they use, I just said what "heavy" usually means > In this context In this context it's marke
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2mo ago
More like "don't be" for one plus
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2mo ago
Heavily means the key is large so it takes longer to crack, but also longer to encrypt/decrypt, so the service is more costly to run and slower. At least I've seen it used that way
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2mo ago
> social engineering More like agentic en... Oh. Was it actually what we were doing all along?
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2mo ago
Because they can, because when refining petroleum products you get a lot of crap that's not carbohydrates
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3mo ago
And angry gods stopped rain
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3mo ago
Probably there are things more important than your lunch that need time to be exactly synced with sun position
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3mo ago
No, jet engines push against the atmosphere and the atmosphere is a part of the earth
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3mo ago
> if the manager wants to see it Exactly that's how prioritising works
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3mo ago
Wasn't it a think that "stuff" dies on exposed metal?
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3mo ago
It reads like a rambling of a mad scientist, but I think simply adding pictures would make this feel absolutely normal (in the crowd of other blogs featured on hn)
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3mo ago
I put aluminium foil over a bowl of pizza dough, as it grew the top touched the foil and in a few spots tiny holes appeared in the foil. I wonder if it was carbonic acid or what
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3mo ago
> Wouldn't it be easier to add old hardware support to LLVM/GCC instead? No, in fact it's much, much harded. You have no idea of the scope. I have no idea of the scope. Nobody does. There are obscure machines we've ne
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3mo ago
I think that's the point of those massive RTS games, your attention is like a resource you must manage
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3mo ago
There's also Zero-K on steam and it has an actual campaign. Last time I checked BAR had none, but it was on the roadmap
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