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by croes 3mo ago
https://www.sentinelone.com/vulnerability-database/cve-2026-...
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by croes 3mo ago
> air temperature. 0F is really cold (0% hot) and 100F is really hot (100% hot). 0% hot is 0K and if 100F is 100% hot what is 110F?
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by croes 3mo ago
Don't you think a company like Starcloud has a reason to put 20C in their white paper?
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Given the permissions Claude Code gets on many systems they should be more professional. They are basically testing the rust port on user machines. Who come that since the rise of AI all principles of software development are thrown over bo
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Modder Runs GTA III Inside GTA: San Andreas on an In-Game TV(videocardz.com)
110 points by croes 3mo ago|26 comments
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So Anthropic ships with unfinished version of bun. Doesn’t sound like responsible software deployment
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And how can they be sure the summary correct and doesn’t miss anything important?
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by croes 3mo ago
And how much of the China’s production is on behalf of western companies? We just outsourced our production to circumvent inconvenient laws like environmental protection and human rights. We should add that to a country’s CO2 budget, at lea
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by croes 3mo ago
Nobody said space data centers are impossible, it’s just wasteful and ineffective.
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Starlink rushed when they put the satellites in orbit, AT&T did the opposite. They did the bare minimum. So terrestrial was faster without really trying
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by croes 3mo ago
> The numbers are brutal. Starcloud’s own white paper estimates that a two-sided radiator held around 20°C would emit only about 633 watts per square meter, over 1,000 times slower than water cooling of AI chips on Earth. So, a puny 1-me
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by croes 3mo ago
> Radiative cooling is solved, By that logic, climate change is also solved, just built a giant radiator.
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If the regret only comes after a backlash you don’t regret your actions you regret facing consequences.
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Yeah sure, that why > President Donald Trump’s proposed fiscal year (FY) 2027 budget includes a $707 million cut across programs within the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), which is responsible for securing U.S. d
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by croes 3mo ago
Sometimes knowledge gets lost and newer doesn’t automatically mean better
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> Any evidence for this conspiracy theory? It's not on anyone to disprove this claim. If you have a record it’s on you to justify why I should trust you > unless this is what the shareholders voted for You do realize that for Spa
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by croes 3mo ago
I doubt that every company could hide malicious code so well that AI can’t find it. And who said it need to be new concerns? Are the old ones resolved and are they not enough?
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by croes 3mo ago
First, why audit it when the agent can build a new one. Second, can you guarantee that an AI company can’t use its AI to hide malicious code from AI audits. Who if not an AI company could have such an expertise? I don’t trust a company that
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by croes 3mo ago
You live under the wrong impression that ad hominem is always bad. Ad hominem is allowed under certain circumstances, just remember Epstein. Would you have bought anything from him and dismissed any critique of that as ad hominem?
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by croes 3mo ago
How about stopping the upload of all the data https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48877371 and running their data center with gas turbines without permission while they pollute the air https://news.ycombinator.c
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by croes 3mo ago
> Hegseth is obsessed with masculinity and not appearing beta Typical behavior of a beta. Real men don’t care … while they are sipping their Appletini
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> And they're likely out of national jurisdictions, so you can generate all the porn you want. Means also no protection from foreign actors. No national jurisdiction is a two-edged sword
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Just look at the price and you see it’s for those without other alternatives
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Even if invented, what is the advantage of orbit data centers?
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Family OTP helps against passphrase leakage
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> Perhaps someone who has a consistent schedule is hypothetically more likely to make healthier choices on average At least they aren’t shift workers
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April 1st, 1984
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Isn’t it missing a 5?
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If you work on Windows you most likely need Windows as VM
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Infinite scroll makes it only easier to use when your consumption only has one way. A soon as you want to revisit a previous post you are lost. You may remember it‘s ten pages back but with infinite scroll that information is missing

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