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by braiamp 2y ago
There's a very good reason why technocrats are better prepared to implement policy and enforce it. They usually have vantage points from which they know the intricacies of the field under their purview, understand where compromises mus
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by braiamp 2y ago
Wages is a proxy of how valuable your work is, but not a measure of how value your work is. To support a high salary something has to happen, either the product sold is very expensive or it's being subsidized by investors. No company c
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by braiamp 2y ago
I see it as they did everything they can to compare the specific code path. If your workload scales with FP16 but not with tensor cores, then this is the correct way to test. What do you need for LLM inference?
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by braiamp 2y ago
I hope they listen to data. Either that they gather themselves or gathered by reputable organizations. Consumer confidence index for example tries to gather the sentiment of the consumers.
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by braiamp 2y ago
> economists unduly focus on a few metrics of dubious quality Which is funny, because as economist, half of the material is "these metric don't matter, if there's no benefit for the population, but you can't ignore th
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by braiamp 2y ago
If you can, please report those issues to https://github.com/latex3/tagging-project . It is expected that devs can't account for all cases.
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by braiamp 2y ago
No programmer ever work from zero. If you see the header files for the new drivers, most of them have multiple copyright information. The files themselves were "stolen" from other good drivers to reduce the amount of code that has
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by braiamp 2y ago
> Increased risk remained after adjusting for an array of parental, school-level, and area-level confounders. Is in the abstract. They literally removed confounding variables. The only variable I can think of is that they are more acute
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by braiamp 2y ago
I along with others, years ago, have said that answers that don't address the question asked should be removed. In this case, malicious actors are using packages that are not related to the problem presented in the question. This will
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by braiamp 2y ago
You need to be logged in Stack Overflow.
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by braiamp 2y ago
The power that Lets Encrypt has over domain operators is limited. If it becomes a requirement by the CA/B Forum, then every CA would have instructions on how to make sure you have AAAA valid records and it won't be a matter that &
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by braiamp 2y ago
This is something that without some pain inflicted on host and network operators, the needle will not move. The CA/B Forum could start asking that it's a requirement for CA's to issue a certificate that the validation will tr
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by braiamp 2y ago
The room is still there. There may be a need to log in however https://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/64083/discussion-on-ans...
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by braiamp 2y ago
How then, can we know that the treatment worked/did anything at all?
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by braiamp 2y ago
The room still exists and has all the messages https://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/64083/discussion-on-ans...
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by braiamp 2y ago
Chatrooms are freezed, not deleted, if there's enough content. The only reason why they are deleted is when there are less than 10 messages or 3 participants (don't quote me on that). Actual rules: > Rooms will exist indefinite
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by braiamp 2y ago
> Now, who defines "addictive" using which aspect? Addictive is whatever that creates a dependence that doesn't allow you to function correctly and productively, because it produces a natural reward. In this case, design p
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by braiamp 2y ago
libicu is deliberately doing this because one of its purpose is to offer Unicode ordering. If consumers try the new ordering on non-rebuild objects, it could lead to data loss. That's what happened with glibc 2.28. [0] If postgres pref
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by braiamp 2y ago
How can Mozilla guarantee some privacy? Well, they would be using separation of content and the source. The content is "broad categories" of search queries. They take your query, match it to a category (this is important, because
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by braiamp 2y ago
No. Your queries aren't send to Mozilla, just the broad categories. Chrome is sending full queries to Google.
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by braiamp 2y ago
Signal self publishes their apk. You can drink directly from the source.
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by braiamp 2y ago
> Whenever this comes up, the focus is on simply opposing the idea What are you saying? We have been proposing solutions since immemorial times. If it's bad for the kids to have access, why it is not bad for the adults? If you can a
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by braiamp 2y ago
The main problem here is that PSN accounts weren't for the benefit of the customers. Sony decides to cut loose Arrowhead tomorrow and keep the IP, the game would continue to operate as usual. Yes, they probably would have to get market
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by braiamp 2y ago
> not to make them during weekend That's old school marketing. Sony knew this wasn't going to be popular, you release bad news on Friday and good news on Monday. The problem is that 1. this is a game, we get more engaged with i
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by braiamp 2y ago
So, if I want to share my displeasure with a product I shouldn't show this displeasure with reviews? WTH? How companies will get feedback from their customers without reviews?! How customers would share their experiences with one anoth
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by braiamp 2y ago
Which is correct, in any case. If he isn't doing anything else but "tending the business" even when there's no business because there are no clients, then he is "working".
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Also couched in the article: > Americans love their hero-arcs so much that people manage to spin anything into a “coming from nothing story” – even if they got their first investments from their uncle and worked for free in the “garage”
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by braiamp 2y ago
I see it more as the paragraph after that explains: that EU sells itself as a single market, yet there are different rules depending where in that "single market" you sit. In the US you kinda have the same issue, except that since
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by braiamp 3y ago
> The effective default is to grant patents. Why? Because the examiner has a finite amount of time for each application and has to have some sort of justification for a rejection. The path of least resistance makes appearance once again.
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by braiamp 3y ago
> while leaving the spec open to further expansions with faster memory as technology progressed They only set the current standard, but allowed to, if technology progresses, that other speeds/timings would also be jedec compatible,

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