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by caycep 3y ago
3D projection technology?
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by caycep 3y ago
Vagus nerve shenanigans always remind me of that whole NSA hack of side loading their custom hackey OS into things like embedded USB controllers or other little things on laptops that we never think about. Yea, it's not as flashy as i
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by caycep 3y ago
I think that's why they invented containers/virtual machines
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by caycep 3y ago
If you have 5 kids, I would assume vehicle choice is the least of your concerns...also...Wagon!
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by caycep 3y ago
not a small car, but time to bring back the wagon!!!!
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by caycep 3y ago
Some (maybe Apple) ought to make a Swift -> Windows/Linux cross compiler...
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by caycep 3y ago
i actually have vmware fusion for running windows apps and things, wonder if i should just switch wholesale
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by caycep 3y ago
I remember there was a lot of stigma for QLC drives, but will these eventually get developed so speed/reliability > MLC/TLC?
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by caycep 3y ago
my guess is this is like saying the odd registers on a chip are involved, vs the even registers. But it is actually hard to infer what the actually program running does, not to mention what bug in the program is causing the problem. But s
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by caycep 3y ago
is it feasible to have a reg where WhatsApp is allowed, as long as a copy of the transcript post-decryption goes to the national archives or whatnot?
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by caycep 3y ago
wait, Apple and Nvidia in the same room together?!
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by caycep 3y ago
One question in my mind is - how does TSMC structure their "platform" such that not-sherlocking-customers is incentivized into their business model?
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by caycep 3y ago
the best recons I've seen so far are from Jack Gallant and Alex Huth's labs (at least what was shown publicly at SfN)
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by caycep 3y ago
He may be an enthusiast, but one also needs to be a Lyndon Johnson level of bureaucratic bulldozer, I suspect...
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by caycep 3y ago
what's "traditional ML"?
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by caycep 3y ago
He has an interest in cool stuff, and that desire sometimes translates to results....assuming he, out of sheer good fortune, hires the right people to actually make the stuff (Gwynne Shotwell/Tom Mueller types, etc) Humor, well, let&#x
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by caycep 3y ago
The one thing I would want to know before switching from fedora to ubuntu - there's a ton of software support given ubuntu's prior popularity, so it always seems like the path of least resistance getting set up for basic things li
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by caycep 3y ago
Would it have been better for these bills (CA/Brazil) to mandate revenue sharing, i.e. no flat fee per link from google, but a percentage of revenue from ads served associated w/ the link?
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by caycep 3y ago
how bad are gas stoves if I have a giant range above, I wonder?
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by caycep 3y ago
If this is cartel-like behavior, either planned or unplanned, would there be space for newer venders to come in and undercut ppl on price?
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by caycep 3y ago
Wow, did not realize Moxie was doing something else...when did he step back?
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by caycep 3y ago
I wonder if parallels to the HSVrelated viral infections and association w/ Alzheimer's and other dementias...leaky BBB?
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by caycep 3y ago
considering the Grove and the Americana/Galleria wipe out 15-17 acres each of potential high density mixed use residential/commercial space in the heart of LA, all in the name of luxury shopping/parking, I would say they do.
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by caycep 3y ago
It consumes large amounts of land into this one monolithic planned area beholden to one property owner, and yes, all issues w/ parking, etc. I would rather have a vibrant network of street-level properties w/ a healthy ecosyste
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by caycep 3y ago
I might be about to wade into solar for my place (So Cal). But home equipment reviews on the Internet are..mixed at best. How to evaluate what's the latest/greatest and most reliable, etc? Tesla has the biggest name but repo
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by caycep 3y ago
I really wish they or someone would turn Yojimbo into a scientific papers PDF organizer/reader, or at least have some support for this. Papers was good but got bloated and the standalone is not supported anymore
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by caycep 3y ago
Granted, in a way, I always have a hard time seeing "Westfield Mall" and dense/urban city centers as being compatible... All of Rick Caruso's malls in LA are, to be sure, probably profitable but terrible in terms of urba
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by caycep 3y ago
granted, wccftech is a grain of salt kind of site. To wit, here's another article....from the same site! https://wccftech.com/m2-ultra-only-10-percent-slower-than-rt...
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by caycep 3y ago
led by UC Berkeley engineers...
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by caycep 3y ago
isn't there a testing/"unstable" version that has the latest/greatest? I had heard it was roughly as stable as ubuntu...

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