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adultSwim
2y ago
What about FPGAs as a means to experiment in ML and hardware architectures?
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adultSwim
2y ago
We reek of fear. Long-term this will hurt us. Our economic warfare is forcing the world to cut us out.
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adultSwim
3y ago
David Lynch is not just a fan of meditation, but of the organization Transcendental Meditation (TM). TM engages in many similar questionable practices as Scientology, including recruiting early career celebrities. Jerry Seinfeld is another
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adultSwim
3y ago
The online graph algorithm in the post reminded me of Frank McSherry's Differential Dataflow.
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adultSwim
3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20000128162812/mit.edu/404
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adultSwim
3y ago
Thanks. I was a Qubes user for years, across multiple computers. When things worked well, I found it to be easier than a regular Linux install to administer. Despite plenty of time and effort, there were some issues I was never able to reso
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adultSwim
3y ago
> Most people are using it because of technical reasons, not based on how it looks Plenty of us consider both. Qubes is the only game in town, and also competing with macOS 14 and Windows 11. These systems look good and are quite usable
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3y ago
I would compare it to when I was taught how to build my own compiler. Taking away the magic was empowering. Later on I saw many opportunities to use the some of the basic compiler techniques, even though I'm not out there writing the J
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3y ago
Ever since the U.S. banned Nvidia from selling its most prominent AI products .. in China This is so wrongheaded and shortsighted of us. This isn't the way to build a world of cooperation and prosperity.
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3y ago
Shutting down attempts to sell the clones. No one goes after a home gardener for taking a cutting.
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adultSwim
3y ago
Go for it. Petunias are easy to propagate through cuttings. They get orders, you get a bunch of weird plants, win-win.
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3y ago
"GHOSTS IN THE MACHINE" (3:35) flex/recruiting video for the US Army's 4th Psychological Operations Group https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VA4e0NqyYMw
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adultSwim
3y ago
Undiagnosed autism and adhd
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adultSwim
3y ago
I support this style of usage. The impression given from this example is that the content itself, not the style, is low quality.
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adultSwim
3y ago
Been keeping an eye on Flix. Looks like wonderful language. Wish I could use it at work.
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adultSwim
3y ago
The article purports to be about hiring, but uses net gains/losses by group. Actual hiring data is left out. The breakdown by job category tells a different story from the headline. Whites were well represented in the growth of executi
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3y ago
After unionizing, players get half of profits while owners get the other half.
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adultSwim
3y ago
Watch out. There used to be another Hydra project, a data repository with rich linked metadata, that changed its name after legal threat over trademark from Hydra Corporation. Now it's called Hyku, https://hyku.samvera.org&#
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3y ago
Install Qubes and it will give you an easy option to install Whonix. Out of the box Qubes supports Debian, Fedora, and Whonix very well. If the Qubes installer works on your hardware, the setup is a breeze. Qubes does have a bit of a learni
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3y ago
Notice that you can't even access the repo without them authorizing you to do so. Notice that there aren't any public mirrors for the current version of the code. They say you can fork but also point out that you can't distri
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3y ago
Yes. Having access to the source is not the same as open source. I encourage you to re-read it. They also have an FAQ clearly outlining the restrictions. https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/faq "Can I copy and past
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3y ago
> Unreal Engine is open source It doesn't look like it to me. https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/eula/unreal
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3y ago
Games make a lot of money. It makes sense that studios would make for the world they profit from. Changing the deal mid-stream seems like the big problem here.
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3y ago
Whonix + Qubes is a treasure
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3y ago
The US situation with TikTok seems much closer to kneecapping the competition, like we did with Huawei, than protection.
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3y ago
In the vein of single-file databases, I've been enjoying DuckDB and am exploring Kùzu, both coming out of the database group at University of Waterloo. DuckDB aims to be a SQLite for analytics (OLAP), while Kùzu is an analytics focused
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3y ago
Weird to leave out Apple. They seem to be the cheapest option to get a large amount of GPU memory.
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3y ago
I'm struggling to find the link, but there was a really good CCC talk about this (around 5-8 years ago?) In the talk, they demonstrate Experian's traffic camera database of license plate images.
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3y ago
I enjoyed the real world concerns they gathered but found the octopus analogy a bit weak.
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3y ago
Dystopian headline
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