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Towards Understanding the Runtime Performance of Rust
(dl.acm.org)
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The Whitehouse report on adopting memory safety
(shape-of-code.com)
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1. Broccoli, ~60 - 90 cal 2. Green beans, ~60 cal 3. Carrots, ~50 cal 4. Potatoes, ~300 - 500 cal 5. Tomatoes (not counting those in paste or sauce), ~30 cal 6. Onion, ~25 cal 7. Lettuce, ~20 cal 8. Mushrooms (if they count), ~20 cal 9. Cel
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The standby light on a TV in on for standby and off when viewing because a) it could be distracting and annoying for the extra LED to be shining while viewing in a darkened room, and b) the "on" state should be pretty obvious beca
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Five flights was the original mission plan.
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BMW showed off hallucination-free AI at CES 2024
(arstechnica.com)
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Given the asbestos content, that's not really an option anyway, yeah?
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Non-Send Futures When?
(matklad.github.io)
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Nothing's iMessage app was a security catastrophe, taken down in 24 hours
(arstechnica.com)
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The world is awash in plastic. Oil producers want a say in how it's cleaned up
(npr.org)
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Hopefully, it'll die in a fire? Not that I really think that. There's too much incentive to fine new and exciting ways to game the system, instead if actually just being relevant. Google and, to a lesser extent, other search eng
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3y ago
And YouTube is getting easier for me to dodge. I still watch a few things on yt, but many of my favorite channels are over on Nebula.TV, so I watch them there. It's around $36 a year for Nebula + Curiosity Stream, with no yt "su
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Yes? Sort of? Depends what you mean by "gap". I certainly think the power dynamic we currently have in the US is bad. The wealthy are insulated from most, if not all, of the troubles facing the rest of society. Yet they still extr
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For US and comparable economies, D. Obviously it varies by economic region. The tax question gets complicated because of several factors. At the very least, every discussion of reforming the tax code, at least in the US, falls apart because
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Half their decision. Workers can obviously decide to make their own decisions WRT RTO if their employer demands it vs seeking new employment.
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Maxim 29. The enemy of my enemy is my enemy's enemy. No more. No less.
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3y ago
10/10 Not sure what that say's about me ...
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3y ago
They're likely a reddit refugee referring to this site as a subreddit.
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Nothing says that they can't ship a newer version of device software, if they find that less costly (as long as the newer sw fully supports the device, of course).
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You're holding it wrong. Phones should be required to get (at least) security updates for (at least) the same period as they are covered by repairability requirements.
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AKA the John Deere exception. FFS, Deere's egregious behavior is a large part of the push for RTR legislation. Disappointing, if not unsurprising.
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Given the already huge cost of training, and the evident lack of concern the LLM folks seem to have for copyright, why wouldn't the AI groups purchase subs to scrape the paywalled content? The would possibly need to apply some effort t
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Before you try to do something, make sure you can do nothing
(devblogs.microsoft.com)
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AI and Microdirectives
(schneier.com)
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3y ago
Thank you for this. Fantasque-sans with the non-loopy k is wonderful!
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No, in some cases there were not. In addition, capitals served as a method of differentiation for language keywords and such.
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Scientists claim >99 percent identification rate of ChatGPT content
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You would love Cooks Illustrated, then.
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If Kmart is on the list, Sears obviously should be as well.
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Why? Unless it's fixed, this act would be the cause of fear, uncertainty, and doubt. The most rational and likely outcome would be to add EU exclusions until and unless Open Source liability under the act is sorted.
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