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by chmod775 9mo ago
It'll get a lot of time to react at that energy as it's not going to "instantly" fry anything*. That's probably less energy/m2 than consumer heat guns, especially if consider that these drones are likely going
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by chmod775 10mo ago
Well, uBlock Origin sets network.prefetch-next=false and network.dns.disablePrefetch=true, so yes. The reason is that browser prefetching may hit URLs that were intended to be blocked.
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by chmod775 10mo ago
Most adblockers/privacy extensions disable this. uBlock Origin does it by default for instance.
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by chmod775 10mo ago
> filming it in a way that it will look ok on modern televisions without having to turn off settings. That's a lost cause. You never know what sort of random crap and filters a clueless consumer may inflict on the final picture. You
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by chmod775 10mo ago
It's not for moving around, but for turning some image into a stereoscopic one (or 2 side-by-side images if you will). Lots of techniques for this exist, which usually turn an image into depth information using AI and then use any numb
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by chmod775 10mo ago
Big day for VR pornography! I'm not kidding. That's going to be >80% of the images/videos synthesized with this.
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by chmod775 10mo ago
> DB is really the worst. I wonder if that is partly due to the automotive industry being so important in Germany that they roads siphon money from rails Trying to compensate for historic under investment now necessitates a lot of constr
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by chmod775 10mo ago
> Don't think so, most people don't give a f* about this. Most people are not Firefox users.
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by chmod775 10mo ago
> From what I remember, it's not addon-users, as most users never have used even just a single addon. If most users who install Firefox do so for superior adblocking and those same users are also very likely to turn off telemetry (w
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by chmod775 10mo ago
The company behind this appears to be "real" and incorporated in Delaware. > Urban Cyber Security INC https://opencorporates.com/companies/us_de/5136044 https://www.urbancybersec.com/a
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by chmod775 10mo ago
Do you know anyone in that country who will let you stick an rPI behind their modem?
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by chmod775 10mo ago
In practice most monoliths turned into "microservices" are just monoliths in disguise. They still have most of the failure modes of the original monolith, but now with all the complexity and considerable challenges of distributed
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by chmod775 10mo ago
We've barely found 1-2 ways to make useful AI and there's already professors who've incorporated those into their view of the field to such a degree that they cannot even imagine we might discover another way down the line. Y
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by chmod775 10mo ago
This is such an uncharitable reading. "Housewifes" were extremely common then and were marketed to quite extensively in those product categories. Acknowledging them in some form is not the same as saying "I have deeply though
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by chmod775 10mo ago
Not quite then as well, since a lot is typically executed in parallel and the implementation details of most number representations make them sensitive to the order of operations. Given how much number crunching is at the heart of LLMs, the
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by chmod775 10mo ago
The majority of treatments people ever thought up and think up today are somewhere between useless and terrible ideas. Whatever you think is looking so exciting right now, there have been a million other things that looked just as exciting
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by chmod775 10mo ago
Mildly amusing if true, but I can't help but notice that some things the article mentions, like "fact-checking", are never in fact a direct quote from the supposed memo. Is it so hard to reproduce the entire damn thing so rea
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by chmod775 10mo ago
Never, ever buy this kind of stuff on a subscription. As a business you're often even easier to shake down than a consumer.
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by chmod775 11mo ago
What these proposals like to forget (even if addressing everything else) is that you need to slow down once you arrive if you want to have any time at all for useful observation once you reach your destination. What's the point of reac
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by chmod775 11mo ago
Oh no! Anyways ... I love zig and I'm glad they're moving off what GitHub has become, not least because enough high profile projects leaving might make them focus on what matters again.
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by chmod775 11mo ago
Most people do not know how to input an em-dash. It's inconvenient anyways unless you map it to something more comfortable.
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by chmod775 11mo ago
Why is this comment here? Am I supposed to defend that guy's article now? Just because I'm frustrated with someone's inability to understand a text does not imply I want to defend or even personally believe what was written.
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by chmod775 11mo ago
> How can he monitor what's going on between a startup's backend and OpenAI's server? He is not claiming to be doing that. He says what and how he's capturing multiple times. He says he's capturing what's ha
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by chmod775 11mo ago
> Yeah, TBH my BS detector is going off because this article never explains how he is able to intercept these calls. You mean, except for explaining what he's doing 4-5 times? He was literally repeating himself restating it. Half th
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by chmod775 11mo ago
When you need a company like that to do something, figure out what they're afraid of. The only thing monopolies like these are afraid of is the government. So if you want them to get off their asses yesterday, raise a stink with whatev
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by chmod775 11mo ago
> So, where does the 2x price hike come from if not supply/demand? It absolutely is supply/demand. Well, mostly demand, since supply is essentially fixed over shorter time spans. My point is that "cost per square mm [of wa
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by chmod775 11mo ago
They're used in Berlin, though they're surprisingly quiet compared to the emergency care ones. Maybe flying higher? Here's their POV: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/U3mncVE1TQ0 Unsurprisingly, the commen
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by chmod775 11mo ago
No, a wafer is very much not a wafer. DRAM processes are very different from making logic*. You don't just make memory in your fab today and logic tomorrow. But even when you stay in your lane, the industry operates on very long cycl
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by chmod775 11mo ago
If you had a trillion dollars you might find some things are for sale that otherwise wouldn't be...
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by chmod775 11mo ago
You can ship DRM-free games on it just fine. It's up to the dev/publisher. Additionally you can get a lot of the benefits of Steam (Proton etc.) even for titles you didn't acquire through Steam - you can add and launch third

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