armada651

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by armada651 7mo ago
> Since they didn't cancel elections There's still time for that, but canceling elections would make it too obvious, then even people like you would realize what is happening. That's why these days autocrats prefer to simp
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by armada651 7mo ago
The moment they made that name change and stated their expansionist agenda it finally became clear to me that this wasn't just MAGA anymore, this was actual fascism. Whether you think the current targets are legitimate or not, the fact
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by armada651 8mo ago
If the author is reading this, I highly recommend you go to Chaos Communication Congress in Germany. There you'll find that the culture you're mourning is very much still alive, far outside of Silicon Valley.
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by armada651 8mo ago
Even if the AI bubble bursts, having successfully cornered the compute market they can just go rent seeking instead by renting out cloud workstations, given that they've made the hardware to build a workstation yourself unaffordable.
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by armada651 8mo ago
I wonder how biased the group is though, is the sample truly representative of the general population or is it a group of people who are already undergoing screen for some other health-related reason?
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by armada651 8mo ago
Double negative infinity
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by armada651 9mo ago
If they don't have any evidence that'd lead them to believe the data they're searching for is on that laptop, then you can reasonably object that there's no probable cause to search the laptop.
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by armada651 9mo ago
If this becomes law, then yes. But then people will turn to VPS providers instead and set up their own VPNs, which will then prompt a law to demand age verification before renting any server. I wonder how far they're willing to go down
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by armada651 9mo ago
Sanction-able? I'm not saying you shouldn't comply with a valid warrant, I'm saying that you should object to whether there was probable cause for the warrant.
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by armada651 9mo ago
> If your company has data that the police want and they can get a warrant, you have no choice but to give it to them. They can fight the warrant, if you don't at least object to it then "giving the keys away" is not an in
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by armada651 9mo ago
Its use in those games is no mere coincidence though, the creator of that physics engine, Jorrit Rouwé, has worked at Guerilla Games since the Killzone days. https://jrouwe.nl/games.php
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by armada651 10mo ago
In the 70s and 80s if you wanted to play video games you would go to an arcade and meet other kids there. Where are those arcades now? Or you might go to and hang out at a mall, but those are few and far in between now too. The fact that ad
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by armada651 10mo ago
The only powers this act grants is the power to deport foreign nationals without due process, it does not grant them any powers to militarily invade another country.
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by armada651 10mo ago
Sure, it wouldn't hold up in any reasonable court, but all they really need is to give congress some excuse to not intervene and pretending this falls under the 9/11 AUMF is good enough. And once the U.S. is at war with Venezuela
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by armada651 10mo ago
Even without a deceleration of war, any use of the military requires congressional approval unless it falls within some authorization congress has already granted.
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by armada651 10mo ago
We were also subjected to a sudden worldwide field trial of a novel coronavirus, so it makes sense that it requires a similar response to combat it. I think in any other decade this would've been celebrated as a major scientific achiev
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by armada651 10mo ago
> It also makes discourse hard because the (this is causing me to truly not be able to function) gets mixed in with the (this is a way that my brain behaves, but I can mostly live a life). They're both two sides of the same coin tho
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by armada651 11mo ago
The serious defect rate is 17.3%, thus there's an 82.7% chance you don't encounter serious defects. Which group do you think is more likely that you're a part of? Just because you haven't personally encountered a serious
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by armada651 11mo ago
I think that speaks more to the sorry state of modern cars.
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by armada651 11mo ago
Didn't take long for the AI to generate this: https://news.ysimulator.run/item/1455
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by armada651 11mo ago
I think the biggest problem is when we're all served a uniquely personalized feed. Everyone on Hacker News gets the same front page, but on Facebook users get one specifically tailored to them. If Hacker News filled their front page wi
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by armada651 11mo ago
> They’re victims, but only in the same sense that someone can be the victim of a hurricane. What about those that can't form connections because of emotional abuse in their past? I wouldn't call them victims of a hurricane lik
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by armada651 11mo ago
> So maybe the more useful takeaway isn’t “giving up is good,” but: keep reassessing your goals realistically as you grow. This is ultimately what the article is talking about. It's not about giving up on your ultimate goal, it&#x27
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by armada651 11mo ago
I don't know why you'd be surprised that they have skilled developers and modern computers. North Korea has a state-funded hacking and phishing operation that generates $2 billion, which represents a pretty significant part of the
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by armada651 11mo ago
I honestly think we should live more for the now than the far future. Rather than focusing on how to optimally extend my lifespan I'd rather focus on living the life where I'd be satisfied if I dropped dead the next day. Like the
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by armada651 11mo ago
Don't they all have qualified immunity nowadays?
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by armada651 11mo ago
Move fast and break stuff didn't work out much better though.
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by armada651 11mo ago
Emphasis on the "relative", I meant relative to actually developing a successor to EUV that can be used in mass production.
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by armada651 11mo ago
The node sizes have become more of marketing term, so it's more useful to look at the half-pitch resolution when doing comparisons. In 2007 researchers demonstrated they could reach a 15nm half-pitch using an electron scanning beam. [1
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by armada651 11mo ago
It is actually relatively easy to make a lithography machine that can etch features beyond what EUV can do. You simply use an electron scanning beam rather than photons. It's what the industry uses to create the masks used in lithograp

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