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It is the maximum for a single chip. Ultra is two chips in a single package. I think the name subtly emphasizes the distinction.
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Connecting additional devices was the second thing talked about in the introduction, after power & performance. If anything, the focus on upgradability is growing. And I bet the Studio is a way to release what they've done so far t
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The solution to this is simple though by no means easy: treat ones digital data as private property.
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PIMCO? (Newport Beach, CA)
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This sounds like a case of "garbage in garbage out". Machine learning needs to account for that regardless.
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> Ownership is always with the grace of governments. Not when said asset is a movable one.
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What do you mean by keep it simple? SwiftUI isn't a part of the Swift language.
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Does it do that if unemployment insurance and retraining programs are made available alongside it?
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Because things aren't always neatly separable. That's geopolitics for you. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-02-11/u-s-sees-...
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Why is the quoted passage cynical and not simply prudent?
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> maintain the status quo at the expense of your middle and working class people being priced out in their own country that them and their ancestors built. Curious what do you expect to happen to the middle and working class people if th
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We accept fewer immigrants now than before. Immigration has thus far kept the percentage change of population positive, despite the fact that the number of Green Cards issued had been declining even before the pandemic. The most recent cens
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> I purchased my goods with the express contract that the AppStore will be the only way a developer gets access to Apple's APIs, Libraries, and instruction sets for iPhone. Any software license you may have purchased is a non-exclus
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> that collect all their information You just described MDM. It has been supported by iOS for a long time, allowed to do exactly what you describe, and this bill won't change that aspect of it. The permanent solution to this are f
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How is it forcefully being removed from you?
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Highly profitable hardware sales? There are also many others.
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> See, the intelligentsia have already chosen Marxian socialism as the successor to the liberal democratic system. From the article > Although he sustained a seldom-stated bond with Marxism he was not primarily interested in political
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Not rarely. This talk shows several examples: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9RiR9AcXeE One of the more important results discussed was not salvageable.
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> The problem with most black-box declarative interfaces is that you often do care about how things will happen. The real-world limitations often leak through the declarative interface, because you have to care about things like performa
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I'm not deeply familiar with Rust borrow checker, but my understanding is that Swift will in the near-future support move only types. Are those not somewhat similar to what Rust has? See here for more re Swift: https://githu
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GDPR still makes transferring data off of ones device necessary. It relies on post-hoc enforcement. A good first step toward data ownership for sure, but can we do better?
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One solution to this is legally enforceable, personal ownership of ones data. Distributed machine learning makes it possible to proffer data for insights without necessarily sharing it off-device. And unlocking some functionality in exchan
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> Only because somebody made them by working Monday to Friday. That somebody could make less by working Monday to Tuesday. Food and shelter would be less abundant and the person currently working a full week to produce the surplus would
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> There are a number of reasons to upgrade a dependency or a product; an EOL label shouldn't be a part of the calculus. If the end user of the product or their needs don't matter, sure.
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> The argument for Electron and React Native isn't "it's modern", it's "it's much cheaper". Cheaper sounds like something that is always the right thing to aim at, but it also constrains the produc
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What about expanding capacity?
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Any good references you'd recommend for learning more about this? I read about Oliver Heaviside and that helped shed some light on engineering improvements from that period of time. He was around a bit later in the 1800s, though.
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Why does the distinction of direct vs indirect matter when the question is about opportunity costs of deploying talent to potentially more fruitful endeavors?
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I have yet to see something like that remaining robust to unauthorized memory access.
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> Organizations are simply not willing to multiply their development costs by 10x or 100x. I think this is a valid point today. Will it remain so in the future? If say liabilities for bugs in critical software shift or if natsec regulati

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