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by dataflow 5mo ago
I think they've almost certainly seen it written out, just not as an acronym. I figured out what it stood for based on context and knowing the full phrase, but I don't recall actually seeing the LPE acronym in recent memory. Where
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by dataflow 5mo ago
> LPE is less well-known than LVAD or MCU. I knew what LPE stands for but not the others. (I've seen MCU mentioned and kinda had a vague feeling for what it is. Never even seen LVAD.)
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by dataflow 5mo ago
> Smartglasses have reasonabl eand legitimate uses. People also use bodycams that record continuously, such as for legal reasons. People have a right to record in public, such as if they feel at risk. Are you going to go after car camera
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The Czech Prime Minister just reacted to our video(youtube.com)
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by dataflow 5mo ago
Yeah. The next generation of software engineers is coming. Brace yourself.
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by dataflow 5mo ago
An X% performance regression is basically a (100 - X)% feature breakage, so whatever that implies in terms of breaking userspace...
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by dataflow 5mo ago
Most things? That's a really strong claim, do you have anything to back it up with? Just a couple videos here and there wouldn't cut it, given how strong your claim is. For what it's worth I watch his videos and he seems to t
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by dataflow 5mo ago
Sorry, but given you twice refused to respond to my question and also ignored my link, I'm not going to keep going here.
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by dataflow 5mo ago
> You used the word "feel" four times in your post, but it appears zero times in the fourth amendment. The clause labeled [2] limits the scope of the clause labeled [1]. It's not a free-floating right to "feel secure&
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by dataflow 5mo ago
You understand "being secure in your person" is not merely "I don't get physically touched", right? If I stalked you every day without ever touching you, you wouldn't feel so secure in your person, would you? I
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by dataflow 5mo ago
> You're presupposing there's a valid argument for the other side. How about this part of the amendment? > "The right of the people to be secure in their persons against unreasonable searches shall not be violated"
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by dataflow 5mo ago
I think the trigger was this: https://www.axios.com/2022/07/01/google-delete-location-hist...
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by dataflow 5mo ago
No, these aren't all mentioned there either: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47914748
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by dataflow 5mo ago
Have you read both of them? There's a ton of stuff. "Advances in Civil Engineering", "TMSR-LF1", "Black Hat Asia"...
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by dataflow 5mo ago
I don't see how it can be an LLM summary of that page given that it mentions many things that your link doesn't. Edit: Old link for those wondering, since it got changed: https://hackingpassion.com/fast16-pre-stuxn
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by dataflow 5mo ago
Question for those who believe LLMs aren't intelligent and are merely statistical word predictors: how do you reconcile such achievements with that point of view? (To be clear: I'm not agreeing or disagreeing. I sometimes feel the
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by dataflow 5mo ago
> Is there any evidence for all this? > I'm not 100% sure I don't think anybody was 100% sure social media would be the best thing since sliced bread when they subjected humanity to the experiment, so I don't think you
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by dataflow 5mo ago
> I don't think you understand how jokes work. That makes sense, I was just born yesterday.
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by dataflow 5mo ago
> Also IT'S TABLE TENNIS, NOT PING PONG! Is it also MOVING STAIRCASE, NOT ESCALATOR?
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by dataflow 5mo ago
> My local town Facebook group gleefully mocks local solar each time it snows/is cloudy, as if. There’s never been anything (eg, a war in the Mideast) that could disrupting fossil fuels pricing and availability… Your counterargument
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by dataflow 5mo ago
The question isn't whether they both take a clock cycle, but rather whether any future implementation of the ISA might ostensibly find some sort of performance advantage, even if none do right now. From that standpoint, xor seems like
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by dataflow 5mo ago
I believe this wasn't really even a joke, but a real story that got distorted as joke: https://hsm.stackexchange.com/a/8054
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by dataflow 5mo ago
Off-topic question about this: > It's increasingly apparent that "the source code" is less "source" and more "code" (How) does this affect the GPL and what it defines as "source code" (the pre
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by dataflow 5mo ago
> Buddy, that's exactly how they are blowing people up with drones these days And... your point is what? Tracking can't be used to kill people? Anything that kills people is by definition "surveillance"?
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by dataflow 5mo ago
Sorry to nitpick but tracking and surveillance are not the same thing. Go back to the last century for a second, before all this 21st-century tech came along. Just because your cell phone and towers would be able to track what rough region
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by dataflow 6mo ago
Yes, I already understood all that. > unless the developers got time to implement something custom As I said: the point nevertheless ought to stand.
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by dataflow 6mo ago
I think the parent comment still ought to stand. Unless you're saying it's literally infeasible for some reason, which I find hard to believe?
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by dataflow 6mo ago
What's the best Fire Stick model that doesn't have this issue?
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by dataflow 6mo ago
Which only appears relevant if you disregard critical differences like this: The GCC garbage collector GGC is only invoked explicitly. In contrast with many other garbage collectors, it is not implicitly invoked by allocation routines when
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by dataflow 6mo ago
Does this also hold true when you look at codebases that others also worked on, rather than just you?

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