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by ZiiS 2y ago
If in order to gain support for a political position, you have to publish fraudulent science; is the political position tenable?
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by ZiiS 2y ago
You can also trick the default shell 'bash' into running any program.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Wouldn't fill a NVIDIA DGX B300 node.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
But barely get more expensive if you get 64.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Probably Darlington transistors like ULN2003
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Well I am a webdev who more or less exclusivly uses Kagi so I guess I support that point; but I also havn't bothered raising any sites and I would guess a lot of people don't.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Both books that have outsold the Harry Potter series claim divine authorship, not purely human. I am prepared to bet quite a lot that the next isn't human-written, either.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Yes just move the Earth out a bit, or add a shade. Tbh it is just as likly they are silicon based and don't give a monkeys about 140 degrees.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
You don't want to make too many assumptions about where a civilization that can construct things mesuring several AU and harness yotawatts of power find habitable.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
"can we trust this is the best encryption standard" is by definition "no". Doesn't matter who you are asking about what.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
That seems like saying people who climb Everest are not starting in the Mariana Trench. The fact you could have made it ten times harder doesn't necessarily stop it being foolhardy.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
They always get you on the delivery costs; every camera on the moon costs over $10,000+.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
I only have experience with Oasis (8th gen) I am afraid.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
PRC considers Taiwan hence TSMC to be part of China. Whilst it is easy to disagree with this politically; if push came to shove, it would be much harder to disagree practically.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Even if you believe that all those companies are exclusively working towards the USA's aims and ignore that the output of TSMC and ASML's US factories are not yet a rounding error on their production. Do you seriously doubt that e
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by ZiiS 2y ago
The install talks though how to block OTA, wifi remains fully working.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Well they haven't patched _anything_ in the last 600 days so that would be fairly optimistic.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
In the 90s and 00s paying more for CPU ment I could work faster. I was extreemly grateful for each breakthrough. Even in the 10s this wasn't really true. Storage and bandwith took a bigger slice and CPU was in abundance. We are now at
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by ZiiS 2y ago
:shrug: CPU performance is a rounding error on your GPU and RAM bottlenecks.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Joe Lonsdale, who co-founded Palantir
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Google shopping manages to show my local shops translated into a language I can't read just because by IPv6 registration is wrong.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Dupe with a clearer title https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42972062
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by ZiiS 2y ago
"If I think something is easy, that's a sure sign I don't understand it." Feeds fairly strongly into "project managers, could disappear tomorrow to either no effect or a net gain in efficiency."
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by ZiiS 2y ago
"This vulnerability allows a local administrator (ring 0 from outside a VM) to load clean microcode patches free of the vendor's malicious features."
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by ZiiS 2y ago
At this point you are running thousands of dollars of sensitive electronics outside their design and testing whilst voiding your warrenty. Wearing out a few fans is probably tolerable.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
More moden take https://immersion-cooling.thermaltake.com/
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by ZiiS 2y ago
Yes, a forward looking org like Let's Encrypt would have said IPv4 if needed. Here is an example from Cloudflare https://[2606:4700:4700::1111]
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by ZiiS 2y ago
I strongly expect they will shut down service to USA IPs; why on earth would they block anyone else?
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by ZiiS 2y ago
From an engineering point of view it is VPN companies that need to be bracing for 1000x spikes.
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by ZiiS 2y ago
TBH 20x and Moore's law really only means replacing whatever H100 they have today with Nvidia's 2030 cards. Replacing AI chips at least every five years surly has to be the default assumption.

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