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by curt15 2y ago
The economic power of the US is also largely due to its reputation for rule of law ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5zaImTF92g ) when contrasted with other regimes like the CCP. Once that image goes out the window, it becom
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by curt15 2y ago
In maths, start by reading recent papers and see if you can extend their results.
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>They can't take their own advice and just mind their own business? Not all conservatives are "small-government" conservatives. Ron Paul was really the last libertarian in the Republican party. The latest crop has an autho
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Is there anything still "open" about OpenAI these days?
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"woke" I'd like to see more people spell out what they mean by that overused term.
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Protecting the 2A doesn't have to come at the expense of the 1A. The real problem is the license criterion that presumes guilt, not the accurate reporting of the arrest.
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Containers took off because it was the easiest way for developers targeting Linux to get a predictable runtime environment. It freed them having to worry about the differences between Debian's OpenSSL or Red Hat's OpenSSL librarie
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by curt15 2y ago
Some of the AWS APIs work this way too. See for example the Cloudwatch API: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudWatch/latest/APIRefer... , which is really JSON-RPC, not REST.
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by curt15 2y ago
HATEOAS is crucial to what [Roy Fielding]( https://roy.gbiv.com/untangled/2008/rest-apis-must-be-hypert... ) calls REST APIs. >A REST API must not define fixed resource names or hierarchies (an obvious coupling o
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by curt15 2y ago
How does one even write an API client against a REST API that only publishes the initial entry point? in particular, how should the client discover the resources that can be manipulated by the API or the request/response models?
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Is "Pooh" also censored?
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I found that striking as well. Does AMD expect everyone wanting to try out PyTorch or LLMs on Linux to splurge on Instinct servers?
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At least at Google ~10 years ago, the dev laptops were used to SSH into beefy workstations where all the real work gets done.
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Of course you can. Nothing stops the same group of people from congregating on Discord, Rumble, or even in real life.
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Does this mean they would be obligated to censor tank man content in the US at the CCP's request?
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It passed the Senate by the safely veto-proof margin 79–18
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It's commensurate with how China treats foreign companies. Nobody can do serious business in China without the CCP's blessing, often involving a "partnership" with a local company.
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The US has only one president at a time. Until Jan 20 Trump is a citzen and subject to the Logan act.
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by curt15 2y ago
A different spin: Even after losing an election, the Biden admin worked until the last minute instead of inciting a riot and rage-quitting a war ( https://www.militarytimes.com/news/pentagon-congress/2022/10...
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LMDB users also unearthed a btrfs data corruption bug last year: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2169947
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By "AI model" do you mean neural nets? "AI" or "ML" are just buzzwords that conveys no real meaning about the underlying mathematics. The underlying models could be something as basic as linear or logistic regr
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Harris is not in a position of power.
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>Build a Flatpak, you're done. Your application can depend on a stable runtime and work on any Linux distribution. Flatpak weakens but does not entirely remove the dependence on the underlying Linux distributon. Flatpak relies on a
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>So during the first night I kick off a long job Just curious, are you running HPC jobs?
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>When a security vulnerability drops somewhere, everywhere needs to be patched ASAP. Is that ultimately the responsibility of the application developer or the OS developer?
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AMD's software for consumer GPUs demonstrates a lack of seriousness. ROCm only officially supports RDNA2 and RDNA3 GPUs (their last two generations of hardware), and for some reason most of them are supported on only Windows ( https:&#
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by curt15 2y ago
Which friendly governments steal secrets about premier weapon systems like F-22, F-35, etc?
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Shoot one down and see who comes knocking?
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The UI in the home page screenshot also looks like 90s-era Windows.
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See also ZFS on S3 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opW9KhjOQ3Q ) -- although that project seems to have stalled.

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