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1y ago
This sounds like something the current SCOTUS should be more than happy to shoot down, no? If you're bringing medication for yourself from abroad that you obtained legally, why should the FDA's concerns for your own safety tru
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1y ago
> I think the whole idea that a build system just fetches resources from outside of the build environment is fundamentally broken I think your phrasing is a bit overbroad. There's nothing fundamentally broken with the build system f
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1y ago
I agree!
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1y ago
> it was absolutely wild to me how many people were just there for the Mona Lisa > It seems like such a waste for people to fawn over that one painting and pretty much ignore all the other masterpieces you can see there I think you&#x
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1y ago
I wondered the same. What's the right ordering?
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1y ago
> You can hear some modern GPU/CPUs (well really their power electronics) when they get heavily loaded! I'd hope you hear their fans too...
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1y ago
It takes more energy to stay in the air, so I imagine it depends what weight and distance you're carrying.
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1y ago
This sounds like a wild take. So what about those trying LLM code, then deciding it isn't good enough, and going back and writing it from scratch themselves, with what they perceive to be better results? They're just wrong and the
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1y ago
> People here REALLY need to start understanding this issue. The idea that understanding is the problem feels like a fallacy. People need to upgrade hardware, and when all chips contain such functionality, consumers won't have a cho
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1y ago
That's way over my head, sorry. How does the solution differ gravitationally, if the black hole isn't spinning? And how are positive and negative charges distinguished?
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1y ago
Could someone explain this sentence? > On the most trivial level, we can infer the mass and charge of a particle from its gravitational field. How does gravity tell you the charge of a particle? I didn't even know it carries informa
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1y ago
tl;dr: This hack is "using a timing attack exploiting the GPU's graphical data compression to try finding out the color of the pixels."
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1y ago
What's the footgun with edge triggering?
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1y ago
Are you sure? That seems to be about motion interpolation . Not even about smooth motion, but about it being interpolated . Here the concern seems to be about how the individual, still images look, not anything about the motion between th
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1y ago
It's only legal for types that are sufficiently trivial, so the "called constructor" would be trivial. You'll want to follow the links in the page I sent you, it's explained: https://en.cppreference.com&#
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1y ago
> But if your phone breaks and you have to call from another phone, memorizing their number won’t help much—since most people don’t answer calls from unknown numbers. So then you text or leave a voicemail?
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1y ago
> your attorney How does this work? Is everyone supposed to have a designated attorney throughout their life? I feel like I must've missed some memo growing up.
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1y ago
> Strictly speaking, in the C++ object model, malloc allocates storage but doesn't create objects. No - strictly speaking, it does create objects. https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/memory/c/mall
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1y ago
You got direct answers to your question, nobody is going circles or avoiding your question. If anything your responses seem confused. E.g. "it's draining" is... self-explanatory? I'm not sure what else you want to hear o
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> The question was "Why would you share?" and someone gave their list of perceived benefits. These were written off on the basis of creating a responsibility of explaining yourself to everyone. You seem to have missed a crucial
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Why the US and Venezuela Are on the Brink of War [video]
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1y ago
> just requires candor: I need some me time. I wasn’t feeling up to it. Will catch you next time. Great! You tell them honestly, what could possibly go wrong. I'm sure nobody's feelings would be hurt when you tell them you were
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> If those risks outweigh the benefit of having an impromptu lunch with them, or the sonder comfort of seeing them enjoy a Friday night at home, then don't share your location with that person. If you feel that way about everyone, t
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> Maybe if you don’t lie to people you wouldn’t have that issue? The heck? Is it that hard for you to imagine these occurring without lying? You have X planned, and now your plans change to Y. Now you owe everyone whose invitation you&#x
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> They can see where I am, down to my address, at any given time. Why not? To avoid some awkward conversations many people would rather avoid, I guess? "You were nearby? Why didn't you attend blah/come say hi/etc.?&qu
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1y ago
Sure but that's just because spammers don't tend to authenticate their email. But that obviously doesn't mean they get to send spam if they do.
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> These even pass dmarc/spf/dkim etc, so who knows what's going on here. Those have nothing to do with being spam, right? Spam is about content, those are about authenticity. Anybody can send authentic trash, or unauthenti
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1y ago
I must've totally misunderstood what I read then. I'll give it another read, thanks!
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1y ago
Is it just me or can you describe the whole scheme in one sentence? tl;dr: subdivide your hash space (say, [0, 2^64)) by the number of slots, then utilize the index of the slot your hash falls in. Or, in another sense: rely on / rather
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1y ago
I have no idea. I've heard a lot of "just because a minister says it it isn't true, do you believe everything Trump or congresspeople say?" in response to what ministers say. That, and the usual "the media (particul
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