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by cbzbc 2y ago
I think you'd have got a much smaller eco-system of third party apps for MacOS (think omnigraffle etc). Whether that would have made a substantive difference I can't say.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
zerotier maybe?
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AI giants reject government's approach to solving copyright row(thetimes.com)
2 points by cbzbc 2y ago|2 comments
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by cbzbc 2y ago
> I've had to try and head hunt network and FPGA engineers away from HFT firms and it was basically impossible. They already make big tech (or higher) salaries without the big tech bullshit - which none of them would ever pass. Can
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by cbzbc 2y ago
It's an NSAID made under a variety of names. You might be familiar with Advil?
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by cbzbc 2y ago
Why? It's a fairly fringe theory with very little linguistic support.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
> That's only true for a subset of programming languages That's true, but most of the industry is running on a subset of programming languages.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
The same applies to any antiscam measures. Maybe blame the crime lords rather than those trying to reduce the number of victims.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
> I got recommended a few videos talking about Chinese/American wargames and how Americans were done for due to ultrasonic missiles and naval capabilities. You get those on youtube as well, for every combination of large power, I&#x
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by cbzbc 2y ago
Sanctions regimes still exist.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
Sorry, which particular part of that paper are you linking to, the graph at the top of that page doesn't seem to link to your comment?
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by cbzbc 2y ago
I can find similar on aliexpress. Although there are two types, the plastic ones which are about this price, and the crystal ones which are more like the price of the OP.
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Rust bookkeeping engine with Git support for plain text accounting(tackler.e257.fi)
5 points by cbzbc 2y ago|1 comments
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by cbzbc 2y ago
> The algorithms have never introduced me to a new song. Nearly the same for me, the algorithm has introduced me to a new artist once, ever (and that was the old Google Play service which is no longer available). Most of the time it crea
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by cbzbc 2y ago
But within nature there are examples of this kind of mimicry - i.e butterfly wings pretending to be predators eyes.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
> The discussion reminds me of Karl Sims’ Evolved Virtual Creatures. In the Siggraph talk he mentioned that they would absolutely exploit any bugs in the physics simulation that they could. That’s all that’s happening with this article’s
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by cbzbc 2y ago
Like mini usenet with signatures.
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Embassy: Replacing RTOS with a Rust async scheduler(embassy.dev)
1 points by cbzbc 2y ago|0 comments
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by cbzbc 2y ago
It's sending the message that people's privacy and space for free expression is more important than your social signalling.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
More recently, "Flux" by Stephen Baxter is about a engineered human analogues living on a neutron star.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
Not really; there'd still be a premium for the "pure" category and so incentive for people to continue to cheat.
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Sauron, a new home-security system for the terrified tech elite(washingtonpost.com)
7 points by cbzbc 2y ago|1 comments
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by cbzbc 2y ago
They moved to nftables a release ago, fw4 uses nft under the hood, and there are hooks provided if you want to run your own rules. https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/firewall/misc/nftables
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by cbzbc 2y ago
To activate a touchscreen they simply need to have capacitive properties.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
Similarly, I find mixing on a tablet slower than mixing on a console with tactile controls - because you can do things like change multiple things by different degrees at once (you don't have to look at both controls to ensure your fin
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by cbzbc 2y ago
You can effectively get these surfaces built into the glove, a number of companies sell such things.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
I have some sympathy with this view because it's in no way mass market. Nevertheless, product delivery is a combination of multiple things of which the basic tech is just one component.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
Maybe he should, Meta's main product has peaked in their biggest markets, and his last massive bet went nowhere. He may not be the right person to lead the company at this point.
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by cbzbc 2y ago
They probably don't have SF housing costs in their country.
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Why AI Can Push You to Make the Wrong Decision at Work(brainfacts.org)
4 points by cbzbc 2y ago|0 comments

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