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by conradev 3y ago
Over the counter… with an ID. It’s not on shelves precisely because it is so similar to meth
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by conradev 3y ago
Like this? https://www.whitehouse.gov/ostp/news-updates/2022/08/25/ostp...
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by conradev 3y ago
> Carton wraps your model with some metadata and puts it in a zip file Why a zip file?
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by conradev 3y ago
OrbStack doesn’t require breaking security: https://orbstack.dev/
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by conradev 3y ago
They have: > "What we've basically found is that dogs dream doggy things," Coren said. "So, pointers will point at dream birds, and Dobermans will chase dream burglars. The dream pattern in dogs seems to be very simil
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by conradev 3y ago
The answer to “why not” is this blog post. Lots of people are likely very unhappy that their expensive exploit has been patched. This is what The Citizen Lab does!
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by conradev 3y ago
also Atomic Semi: https://x.com/szeloof/status/1636174775310745601
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by conradev 3y ago
Every government with money has exploits for every device imaginable. The going price was $1m for a full exploit chain on iPhone a while ago, and I’m sure it’s gone up, but I’m also sure it is minuscule compared to the amount of money gover
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by conradev 3y ago
> Supply and demand does not account for the power imbalance between workers and leadership, which unions specifically attempt to address. You’re both right. Power dynamics and supply and demand are interrelated. Most forms of human orga
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by conradev 3y ago
from the article: “Any time people lose weight, one-quarter to one-third of that weight can be muscle, and the faster we lose, the more likely we are to lose muscle. While 20% reduction in muscle mass seems normal for someone losing weight,
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by conradev 3y ago
Tailscale works great, yeah.
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My understanding is that the 3D imaging is somewhat inherent to how the protocol operates: higher frequency data over a wider band of frequencies means they can locate you more precisely. Cell phone network operators need to know your locat
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by conradev 3y ago
Iceland has incredible hydropower resources, and aluminum is the primary way they export their excess energy: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_Iceland#Aluminium Sibling comment mentions, correctly, that these t
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by conradev 3y ago
90% of rare-earth elements, but only 60-70% of lithium and cobalt (which, as said in parent, are not rare): > ... with China being responsible for the refining of 90% of REEs and 60-70% of lithium and cobalt. https://www.iea.o
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by conradev 3y ago
"Google is still aiming to ... turn off third-party cookies for 1 percent of Chrome users sometime in Q1 2024. The company has set a goal to completely turn off third-party cookies by Q3 2024." https://www.theverge.com&
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by conradev 3y ago
That is Apple's plan, too, except for the collecting data or profiting part. They still have a monopoly on your data, it's just locked on your devices.
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by conradev 3y ago
That's like saying data centers shouldn't use slightly faster CPUs because they aren't tested yet. You burn those CPUs in. You run them a bunch. Measure them. Measure their efficiency gains. If the gains are real, make a plan
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by conradev 3y ago
Apple's architectural fix here is to move file parsing and other risky operations into proper sandbox harnesses, and to tighten these harnesses year after year. This is the path that WebKit has followed, and the sandbox for the WebKit
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by conradev 3y ago
China disregarding IP protections to bootstrap their manufacturing base, military, etc was one of the greatest decisions they could have ever made?
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Superficial from your perspective, but likely not from the maintainer's perspective Debian caring about reproducibility matters quite a lot to some people, but not most, etc
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The GPU also has Vulkan, which I believe has compute shaders I am similarly curious how the NPU works software-wise
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It's unfortunately a genuine unaffiliated endorsement
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by conradev 3y ago
OrbStack functions better than Podman and Docker Desktop combined on macOS: https://orbstack.dev/ Lightweight, native app, drop in replacement. It is funny that you need to launch an entire web browser to then launch a sing
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by conradev 3y ago
It is open source and they generally scrape it from the most direct source: https://github.com/electricitymaps/electricitymaps-contrib It started as an open source project and it became an entire company
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by conradev 3y ago
Isn't this just a description of hierarchical management? Which most organizations implement, including co-ops The article is just describing a phenomenon where the people with the power to decide who works on what are not the people i
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by conradev 3y ago
Leviton already makes the power version of this in my opinion: https://www.leviton.com/en/products/residential/usb-charger-... Move the USB-C PD inverters to be integrated into the outlets, instead of plugged
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by conradev 3y ago
Yes, absolutely! I second this wholeheartedly. Care by Design is a great brand that sells low THC, high CBD products but they are hard to find.
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by conradev 3y ago
The author is referring to this standard: https://privacypass.github.io/ Apple uses it for its iCloud Private Relay service. The blind token is used so that Cloudflare can verify that a given device pays for iCloud Private
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by conradev 3y ago
> Having such a large processor means the data never has to go off-die and wait in memory, wasting power, and can continually be moved onto the next stage of the calculation in a pipelined fashion. The compiler and processor are also des
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by conradev 3y ago
Password managers can store passkeys. I plan on storing passkeys in a password manager for most accounts, and then moving the few that matter to be resident keys. The theoretical advantage here is twofold: - Passwords are not guessable any

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