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   by breppp 4mo ago

   I am an Israeli and though I dislike this certain brand of companies and would never work in one, I am not sure this is strictly bad. I assume these were hired by a local candidate (unless someone can think who has a deep interest in French
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   by breppp 4mo ago

   There's certainly assembly that maps directly to the machine language bytes, I assume you are talking about the version of assembly with the high level loop macros
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   by breppp 4mo ago

   I initially read the articles without images (they don't load for an unrelated reason) and actually felt it gave a good summary of JPEGXL underlying technologies and history, I also learned some new stuff. I think the images might give
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   by breppp 4mo ago

   I think the logic follows: If we are already staging a scene just for PR purposes as was usually done then why not generate it using AI?
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   by breppp 4mo ago

   What about the millions killed in China and Cambodia? When do you look at the system you are proposing and understand it has been a disaster during its slow and inevitable economic implosion?
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   by breppp 4mo ago

   did they also work for 8 hours a day in the gulag?
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   by breppp 4mo ago

   Not the original poster, but moving classifieds online lost newspapers a whole lot of money, money that previously financed quality journalism, not to mention the people in charge of maintaining the classifieds ads business. If you are work
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   by breppp 4mo ago

   The combination of an overly unstable dramatic researcher, a tech news community which will undermine truth in a desperate plead for some clicks and people that are readily willing to believe everyone is constantly just casually in contact
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   by breppp 4mo ago

   In the last war the US troops were targeted at bases located in friendly countries, not exactly in combat. The upside here is that this is a really good way to get this industry regulated
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    by breppp 4mo ago

    I wouldn't put any kids through some of the stuff I've seen on IRC
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    by breppp 4mo ago

    > For example, d4vd is a famous musician, and search stats may indicate his potential popularity and future record sales. I wasn't really aware of that as I guess I am not the target demography. However, I can think of multiple ways
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    by breppp 4mo ago

    > you need the info before it becomes public. and that's exactly how the Google engineer made money, right? He knew it beforehand, and once it was made public other people did too Realtime access to internal Google search data may h
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    If you run a records company I assume this might be worth some money
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    I think the issue is that Intel skipped avx-512 for a few generations, meaning that you can't rely on it being available on your compile targets
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    I think the greater issue in this discussion is that the TechCrunch author, like most blogger/journalists are facing a complete erasure of their business model and have a vested interest at opposing this
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    isn't avx-512 one of the more poorly supported set?
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    I think a good example of how this plays out is the way Gulf countries are buying European soccer clubs and Museums. Countries that are economically conscious of a future time where they will be left producing nothing (oil replacement) are
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    thanks for being the voice of reason, however futile it is in a social media scoring system
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    At least everyone gets an RSU
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    While there are outliers, most of the European economy is Spain rather than Sweden The European economy is still largely the same as pre-WW2, heavy machineries, cars, chemicals and these are becoming less relevant with Chinese competition.
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    [flagged]
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    You are always so progressive up to the point you meet a progressive tax
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    If most people you meet will pay a wealth tax how can you remember those who don't
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    Yes, the context however is not cultural continuity but national continuity. When someone claims Iran is bound to win because of 2500 years of empire, that seems like a joke considering the amount of foreign rule it endured. Some hermetic c
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    For choosing Google Cloud? When was it ever conventional to choose Google Cloud?
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    Good thing it eventually grew to replace NTFS
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    What is cultural continuity? Is France, a far more coherent nation is cultural continuous to the Gauls? Even though completely subjugated by the Romans? Is the Islamic Republic more culturally similar to the Arab Khalifate it professes to e
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    I am for decades watching movies generated with the sterility of CGI
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    "2500+ years of continuous operations" I see it repeated a lot, but Iran is not a direct descendent of some Persian empire, it was conquered by Greeks, Arabs, Turks and Mongols and ruled by Arabs and Turks for most of its history.
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    by breppp 5mo ago

    This entire thread is generally weird. If someone has this kind of exploit and can't get a bug bounty for it, and desperately needs the money, he can sell it for 100k+ in a shady black market