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by dcrazy 5mo ago
In my experience, Claude (at least Opus and Sonnet) is pretty good about not misremembering itself. I think you may be describing the experience of 6-12 months ago.
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
I guess the author is unaware of Accelerate.framework, the vector library that has shipped with Mac OS since Jaguar.
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
Lawful evidence gathering doesn’t require you to know the answer to every question you want to ask someone up front. Nothing would ever get solved if investigators couldn’t act on the perfectly logical conclusion that the suspect must have
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
Doom was first. John Romero did an extensive write up: https://web.archive.org/web/20140310124554/http://rome.ro/20...
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
The whole thing relies on hardware security modules, so even if you can prove that the whole software stack is working as described, there is literally no way to know that the SE isn’t secretly handing the OS keys that a third party can dec
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
“The recipe is right there, you can just read it to see how it tastes.”
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
It’s worth remembering that since Snowden, much of iCloud is now end-to-end encrypted using keys that Apple cannot unwrap: https://support.apple.com/guide/security/secure-icloud-keych...
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
What’s really weird to me is they clearly wanted to convey to the Street that these layoffs were _not_ motivated by any of their financial results with the phrasing “fewer than 4,000”. But they conspicuously didn’t provide any other reason.
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
Tim Cook has referred to the “E-Team” in many earnings calls. I am guessing that consists of the SVPs who are above the horizontal line on https://www.apple.com/leadership/
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
It is absolutely unlike the situation for MacBooks, where you can walk into any of hundreds of retail stores and talk to someone who will quote you a repair or replacement price.
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
How would one typically implement this tokenization? Pre-pass on the input? My initial thought was to push an operand-terminator token when encountering an operator, but it was unclear to me whether it should be pushed to the stack or the o
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
Drag the speed slider to the right.
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
Would you care to cite your source that GitHub does not apply rate limits to unauthenticated requests?
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
I typed `100+88/4` and the resulting output was `100884+/`. Should the algorithm be inserting a symbol to delineate operands?
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
Sorry, it was meant to be a reply to a comment.
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
Notarize the application and staple the receipt to your app bundle. It won’t trigger the Gatekeeper warning.
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
I assumed this was a case of name collision but no, this really does seem to be the same Tyler Perry who created the Madea movies.
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
You still have the problem of temporarily connecting every pin as you plug it in. USB-C has 24 pins and all are used. That would be a TRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRS connector.
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
> You can always just not wiggle it Surely you understand how USB cables are used in reality? “Don’t wiggle it” is not practical advice. > There’s nothing magical about the contacts in a USB connector. Of course not. What’s special is
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
Seriously. Who hasn’t wiggled a headphone connector and heard the static? And you want to run 40Gbps over that?!
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by dcrazy 5mo ago
Maybe Santa Cruz residents should grow up. Thankfully we seem to be making progress against this NIMBY micromanaging culture up here in SF.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
But is it actually an unlawful act? A judge decreed that La Liga can demand the blockage of certain IPs. La Liga demanded the blockage of certain IPs. Does the fact that it had an unintended consequence on others somehow make it illegal?
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
This is where grid scale batteries come in. Looking forward to that. (As long as they can avoid blowing up like the one in Monterey…)
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Yes, that is why I caveated my comment. But her quote is still a good reason to point out that if there is a chance you might need access to money within short notice (I’d say within a month), it should be in a checking or savings account.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
> “There was no warning that I would not be able to access my accounts for five days,” she added. “If I had to use that money, it was completely inaccessible.” A good reminder that your emergency fund should be held in cash at a bank, no
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
I’m distinguishing “sophistication” from “complexity”. Windows/386 is “sophisticated” in that it implements a much richer model of execution than its predecessors, with a supervising kernel and memory-protected virtual DOS machines. Th
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
That does not match my memory at all. Booting my family’s 386, even into DOS, was a minutes-long affair involving memory tests and messages like “loading HIMEM.SYS”.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
I would posit that Windows only became more technically sophisticated than early Mac OS with the release of Windows/386, the version of Windows 2.1 that ran multiple DOS VMs in protected mode.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
Toothpick and compressed air works for my phone.
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by dcrazy 6mo ago
I am not the person you originally replied to. I have no ideological motivation here. I am merely pointing out ASML did not invent EUV, nor did they fund its initial development or the first decade or so of its productization. ASML employs

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