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by ZiiS 1y ago
I understand they are attached to the phrase "loophole" but it feels fairly like they are using it as designed to me?
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Someone who can write for the Paris Review and play politics would end up the site managers boss before he could stop it.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Corpo speek for the CTO ignored our suggested safety margins and ran it at higher power then we had simulated, but it didn't melt.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
As long as they kept another $100M in coins then fairly happy.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Both can be true: a majority of people agree that the is a difference between a 69MB boot and Windows 7; whilst no two people agreeing exactly where to draw that line.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Do any enterprise use local accounts? I guess for airgapped?
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Linux is a kernel, Windows is an OS; I don't think the same limits apply. [A static init dose not a Distro make]
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Rocket League was native on Linux at one point.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
The real defination is that it will no longer matter what _we_ agree on.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Seems very odd to list HTTPS. Intercepting traffic which is only encrypted at a different network layer, is not in any meaningful way intercepting unencrypted traffic.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
The doctor is no longer Gallifreyan/Timelord.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
The link is to the imagegen test not the editing one. Here 4o was used to preprocess the prompt.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
This needs a lot of RAM with the speed/cores of modern CPUs. A GIL free multi threaded ASGI scales much further.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Tbf forcing though a very complex buggy feature no one wanted did _require_ that you couldn't just use the better working existing solution.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
No need to learn; just hire players who are better than the fish and split the profits??? Once it is your shuffler, I could cobble together a Raspberry Pi to light a slightly different wavelength LED when it dealt them two pictures and woul
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by ZiiS 1y ago
It is starting with significantly higher resolution displays, harder to know about the rest of the path till we see more reviews.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
It is aiming to be much closer to the Vision Pro. Whist it is nearly half the price, it is probably still twice the price where that would make much difference. The market that _needs_ this is tiny/nonexistent; if you are happy to drop
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by ZiiS 1y ago
If you wanted to shut down the line to create maneuvering room as US exports are blocked by tariffs. You could either just do it and take a massive political hit and sour relations with suppliers, or you can get a cheep 1.5 billion pound lo
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Industrial espionage is far far more often done by hard work then being clever. Checking the SD cards you use and buying matching ones before executing a swap isn't noteworthy.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Whilst it is in the idle state. Not whilst it is stopped.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
This comment was complaining the example for launching the container was in JavaScript, this bit has to run in v8.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
The `getSandbox(env.Sandbox, "test-env");` code is running in workerd.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
This code has to run inside their Worker's platform; _technically_ you can compile Go to WASM and get it to run; but practically it is Javascript only.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Sandbox is built on top of their Durable Objects; the underlying storage is $0.20/ GB-month.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
I think the 'environment' here is CUDA; the OS running on the small co-processor you use to buffer some IO is irrelevant.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Given the likelihood you are bound by the 4x lower memory bandwidth this implies; at least for decode, I think they are warranted.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Yes; that is a perfect example of where I would prefer security over not looking out of place.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
The attack needs you to be able to alter the blur of pixels in a secure window; this could be forbidden. A secure window should draw 100% as requested or not at all.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
A GTX1050ti was $139 9 years ago. Getting a Ryzen 8700G instead of a 8700F gives you more and costs you $39 today!
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Really strange that a huge pile of hacks, maths, and more hacks became the standard of "true" frames.

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