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by _cenw 2y ago
Last I checked NSLs didn't require a court order, not even one from a secret one with zero effective accountability.
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by _cenw 2y ago
I assumed it was the 300 because that was the big overhaul with a new marketing name, and the 400 is often only described as a stretched 300. I can't actually find a single source on which one it was.
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by _cenw 2y ago
Would be much more interesting if this ranked based on severity of misdiagnosis. An LLM that is 50% better at diagnosing a common cold but missed sepsis 10% more often would not be an overall improvement.
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by _cenw 2y ago
The article could indeed be written by the same kind of people, given it glances over training cost as if AI companies aren't pushing datacenter power/gpu capacities to the limit to produce incrementally better models by brute for
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by _cenw 2y ago
As the software archeologist on call for literally anything going wrong with anything IT operations related for a large publishing house that unfortunately had an IT department since the 80s and a web presence since the 90s, I'd like t
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by _cenw 2y ago
We have a joke over here in Germany that if you want to commit a crime, be sure to do it in a car - keeps you out of prison.
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by _cenw 2y ago
I'm about 99% sure that was a rhetorical question so you can ask yourself why we put cars before people.
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by _cenw 2y ago
I remember that Boeing changed which pack provides air conditioning to the cockpit between the 737-200 and the 737-300, which lead to a few similar situations in which pilot were confidently wrong which engine was bad based on smell alone.
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by _cenw 2y ago
I am surprised my local reseller seems to actually have stock. Usually whenever RPi says "now on sale" that means "check in half a year". The price is still way off though, as always.
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by _cenw 2y ago
I don't think it's a matter of experience, it's a matter of belief. I just engaged someone who was adamant that someone who said "Q is legit" and "It's okay to be white" doesn't have necessarily
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by _cenw 2y ago
It feels like everything is up for debate now, yet it has never been less productive to debate anyone on anything. Truth is gone, conceptually superseded.
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by _cenw 2y ago
Almost like PSD2's open banking part was a huge mistake. I love how my banks, payment providers and random financial apps can now ask for unscoped access, without any way to figure out what I have authorized in the past, what's st
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by _cenw 2y ago
Intersects quite heavily if you're defining a schema for your API
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by _cenw 2y ago
I feel like it almost doesn't matter what mouse you use with macOS, if you also use a high end mouse on a Windows machine with pointer precision off or a Linux machine, they all feel off. Even with their acceleration off. I pretty much
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by _cenw 2y ago
Well, CEO said there is none, get on it engineering :)
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by _cenw 2y ago
The "spirit of open source" or whatever implicit terms come with the piece of free software was that Matt/Automattic are good stewards of the software, especially in regards to it being hardcoded to use to wp.org. It's
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by _cenw 2y ago
If the state had any control over DB, they wouldn't have been invested in Arriva (a bus company) until a few months ago, and they wouldn't make most of their cargo revenue with trucks (DB Schenker).
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by _cenw 2y ago
They don't actuate very rapidly, and they take quite a bit to reset. Probably fine for casual gaming, but I wouldn't try A-D strafing with them.
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by _cenw 2y ago
Cherry didn't invent hotswap, and the MX switch predates the first mainstream hotswap boards by a few decades.
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by _cenw 2y ago
The layout isn't the problem (or at least not just), I'd just never recommend Topre for gaming.
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by _cenw 2y ago
This is the same person that plasters the 4 freedoms of free software on his about page like they're the core of his personal credo. https://wordpress.org/about/ There are certain implied rules to FOSS: 1. Free so
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by _cenw 2y ago
I love my HHKB, but I'd never recommend it for gaming, that's just silly.
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by _cenw 2y ago
The system simply doesn't have more capacity right now. Germany neglected or even removed their rail infrastructure, especially for the past 25 or so years, after privatization. These "subsidies" are a course correction. Thes
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by _cenw 2y ago
I thought there weren't any hinges left for Matt to unhinge. He dug for that minior vulnerability to be to able to justify that takeover. Who can ever trust this guy and his company, ever again?
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by _cenw 2y ago
Thought experiment: Linus is hired by Canonical, adds Ubuntu's kernel live-patching to the kernel itself and removes kexec from the public API surface. Or we pretend it never existed in the first place, and requests and patches to add
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by _cenw 2y ago
> Google also can’t: Offer developers money or perks to launch their apps on the Play Store exclusively or first or Offer developers money or perks not to launch their apps on rival stores. Very funny, that's Epic's bread and
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by _cenw 2y ago
Yes, I'd say Automattic puppeteering Wordpress.org, the org set up as a visible layer of separation, to make their competitor look back and then poach their customers ( https://pressable.com/wpe-contract-buyout/ ) i
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by _cenw 2y ago
It's the implication of a single type of entity having the official endorsement. If you change "The" to "A" in the second one it'd be fine again.
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by _cenw 2y ago
They asked for either - money directly to Automattic, not the WordPress Foundation. - employees working on WordPress core, at the direction of Automattic - including looking at their time sheets and employee files. Neither of this is "
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by _cenw 2y ago
Do they think this makes them look good?

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