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> If you are directed by a superior authority to allow an AI to make a decision but are assigned nominal responsibility anyway, though, that superior authority is, in fact, making the decision by delegating to the AI bypassing you, to an
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Well the site is currently showing a reference to a 2025 conference in India. http://shakti.org.in/
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Doesn’t Mercury declare each form of a rule independently?
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Damn, is there anything that bastard won’t ruin?! Really thought that this was a topic that would fly under the radar in the repeal the Biden project.
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> It's also sort of what Itanium tried, except that they made the same mistake of entrenching implementation in the ISA. I cannot find the source right now but I believe that was explicitly an anti-goal of Itanium. As they added exe
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I think it's worth highlighting this > fundamentally RISC was about aligning the instruction set with [1970s] hardware because once you start getting into superscalar designs in the 1990's you are already starting to have slipp
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As I've been studying the history of CPUs I'm not so sure that RISC really makes sense to talk about outside of the original period it was created. It was a belief that at the point it time that repurposing the budget allocated to
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Groovy has Grapes. https://docs.groovy-lang.org/latest/html/documentation/grape... Groovy is a Java variant that runs on the JVM that allows you to add dependencies as annotations. I believe it uses Maven in
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That's interesting because in Polish it is "ek" and my great-grand mother was part of the diaspora there before the war.
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We wouldn't let native american tribes take each others land nowadays either.
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Ukraine needs boots on the ground. Finland and Poland from the West driving on Moscow for a regime change with the rest of NATO behind them. But apparently Ukraine are developing nuclear weapons so we'll see.
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Sorry, but this leads to nuclear proliferation. This means unless you have nukes, you are a nobody. At this point it's better to just have that nuclear war instead of the rest of us being pawn of nuclear states. There is no dignity in
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In fairness if you’ve ever been bullied and corned out of view of the teachers, having someone seeing you may feel like a relief.
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This redundancy makes me worried that the US will view Taiwanese sovereignty as disposable. While the US has given much for the defence of Ukraine, it’s always been careful to make sure it’s not enough for Ukraine to win but only enough to
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It could really use a way to control the spread of the button around the track ball. Just to make them closer together. The palmrest should also grow wider when columns are added to the keyboard. Also, would be great to have an option of ad
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I've always wanted this and had daydreamed of building this before!. If it supports QMK and ortholinear, I'll have to get this. I've always dreamed of building a keyboard into the arm rests of my chair.
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For a 6 year old I'd start with The Action Lab AntsCanada BizarreBeasts HowToMakeEverything PrimitiveTechnology TierZoo but we've more moved onto AlphaPhoenix BPS Space NileRed PBS Space Time Periodic Videos Veritasium
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I assume "tan suit" is referring to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barack_Obama_tan_suit_controve... I follow US politics regularly, but I hadn't heard of this so I don't know how well it's kno
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I don't know how that helps. Watching TV with my kid has been the best way to teach him I've found. There are great videos and shows that you can watch together and then discuss afterwords. Baking videos. Chemistry. Physics. Histo
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It's a great video, and frankly all of his stuff is fantastic.
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Western European countries do. The list of European countries that never had colonies is much longer than the ones that did. You take away 4 England, France, Spain, Italy, and Belgium and you have almost no colonies and there are roughly 50
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* Alec Baldwin, calmdown. FTFY
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AFAICT most ISAs themselves are not slow. Most modern ISAs can be implemented quickly because the decoder is not the bottleneck and high performance cores do so much. So it's more like a question of why hasn't someone with a high-
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Most people don't need more than a Chromebook has to offer. I can't imagine why this wouldn't eventually take off there and become the main CPU that people spend time on. Especially as margin tighten, the ISA-license will be
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More likely it'll be normalised until we all start to think of it as normal and start to write like that ourselves.
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Yes, start up time can be up to second or more. I usually start a terminal on boot an keep it around. I can’t save I’ve manually installed PowerShell ever so I cannot comment about that. The time savings is when I need to write a script. ?{
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I'll take this moment to point out that the PowerShell feels like a modern shell and is open source https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell (MIT license). If you want something more modern give it a try. Native s
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For the small I like Groovy. Especially as Grapes is like Maven but in annotations that you include in the script file. Being Java-based means that if it goes from "in the small" into something larger you are already on a stable f
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I spoke with a BMW mechanic who said he wouldn't feel comfortable repairing his own car at his home garage because of specialised tooling they have now.
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> It's not that letting a toddler roam around as far as they wanted was always viewed perfectly, just that the bar for what's considered taboo moved farther up the line. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overto
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