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by anfilt 5y ago
If intel get on a smaller node that would benefit these wide registers energy wise. Like early AVX2 also would downclock, and run hotter. Its one of the reasons the VZEROUPPER instruction exists so the hardware can power down the upper half
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by anfilt 5y ago
The Itantium did care about memory its one of the reasons they had massive caches compared to other archs of the era.
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Vizio Makes Nearly as Much Money from Ads and Data as It Does from TVs(engadget.com)
2 points by anfilt 5y ago|0 comments
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by anfilt 5y ago
I have the canvas element disabled to prevent fingerprinting, good thing I don't really use google docs.
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by anfilt 5y ago
So it looks the first round of supreme court actions along this regard I was thinking of started with: Lanzetta v. New Jersey, 306 U.S. 451 (1939) Thrown out for being too vagure However, later cases like: Robinson v. California Powell v.
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by anfilt 5y ago
I was thinking of an older case, but that just even expands upon the case I was thinking about. Let me try and find it.
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by anfilt 5y ago
The heck what are the down votes for. The government cant force someone to buy housing first. Its one thing to criminlize littering or sleeping/tresspassing on other peoples property. Its a whole an other thing to criminalize the act
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by anfilt 5y ago
What!? I hope your joking. Firstly, you cant legally force someone to have a home without violating their rights. Even if you force someone to have a home you cant force them to use it. Also what differentiates someone who is homeless vs go
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by anfilt 5y ago
Can we first deal with the locked down hardware they are allowed to sell.
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by anfilt 5y ago
That's still the case.
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by anfilt 5y ago
If its natural why are we arresting people for 7kg. 7kg of unenriched uranium is nothing to worry about. If they had many tons and were planning on enriching then maybe be concerned.
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by anfilt 5y ago
The radioactivity even from enriched uranium is not much of a concern. Take a look at the half life U-238 and U-235
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by anfilt 5y ago
The article does not even say what the ratios of the isotopes are. If it was depleted or uranium with an unenriched amount aka natural amount of trace U-235. Its not really any problem. Heck they make boat keels out of depleted uranium.
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by anfilt 5y ago
If its not TOTP or HOTP, no thank you. I am not gonna use a site specific app for 2fa.
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by anfilt 5y ago
The idea of soldering the main storage still seems insane to me. Also it's not like a standard M.2 connector is profile connection either.
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by anfilt 5y ago
I dont understand the point of these. Framing is one of the fastest parts to build. Its mainly everything else that takes the longest. All the finishing work that takes much longer than framing. Also that 2nd floor looks like traditional fr
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by anfilt 5y ago
Its basically abusing the the 3rd party doctrine to get around legal requirements. Its definitely against the spirit of the law. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-party_doctrine
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by anfilt 5y ago
I think the bigger problem is W3W some how got a patent on basically using a fixed pointed number (aka fixed size grids) as a look up into a table. Nothing is too complicated or really innovative about using bits to look up words in a table
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by anfilt 5y ago
This company and has been a legal bully for quite some time just read the OpenSreetMap Article on it. https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/What3words It's been a known thing about this company for a while. There ar
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by anfilt 5y ago
I still don't understand how this company managed to get a patent for what amounts to using coordinates to look up words in a table. It's also not the first todo this, there is prior art. For example this person was asking about w
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by anfilt 5y ago
What's wrong with asphalt it's already quite recyleable
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Defenseless(engineering.virginia.edu)
3 points by anfilt 5y ago|0 comments
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by anfilt 5y ago
How about big NO!
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by anfilt 5y ago
Making a language more expressive at risk of making bugs less obvious is not a good thing. The goal with expressive syntax is to make code easier to read/write, not deceive the developer. Also C++ does not have a faster runtime than C.
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by anfilt 5y ago
I hate how people group C with convos like this. Sure it has problems, but does not have any to the insanity that C++ can, let alone hiding it like C++ can. There is a reason people jokingly say C++ can blow your leg off, while C is just a
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by anfilt 5y ago
It's their personal computer though.
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by anfilt 5y ago
2019 WTF... Really well hopefully that this gets more public that motivates some action.
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by anfilt 5y ago
My thoughts.
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by anfilt 6y ago
There is also an other problem with only trying to better than average driver. If your system is only slightly better than average. That means basically 1 out of 2 people are better than your software. Autonomous, driving should be multiple
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by anfilt 6y ago
The hardware still will not run any software that is not signed by apple. So even if I wanted to run linux on the device, I can't. The software EULA is not the problem. It's how they are controlling the underlying hardware.

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