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by ddalex 4y ago
You'd be surprised. Coca Cola has the mission statement of "Creating profit for stakeholders". Not to sell beverages, or anything else.
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by ddalex 4y ago
" If a tree falls in a wood, and there is no one around, does it make a sound ?" - Chrome, probably
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by ddalex 4y ago
No need to go fancy when copy paste will suffice
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by ddalex 4y ago
Plane needs to burn energy to stay up there, the sattelite just ... sits in a curvature of space time...
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by ddalex 4y ago
"Free speech is what I allow it to be" - Elon Musk, probably
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by ddalex 4y ago
that is 35 cycles instead of 53 cycles he was supposed to wait I mean, it's close enough and it works
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by ddalex 4y ago
isn't sushi intended to be eaten by hand?
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by ddalex 4y ago
Isn't this just usenet with more steps?
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by ddalex 4y ago
I disagree - SystemD has the approach of embrace-extend-extinguish, where it gobbles up services and turns them into their own hard dependency - from DNS to device managers, etc It's a very MS approach instead of a UNIX - do one job.
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by ddalex 4y ago
Having read the original article , I disagree that this is a microprocessor - https://web.archive.org/web/20190523172420/http://firstmicro... I feel this is in line with other computers of that time, and
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by ddalex 4y ago
Because more and more software developers use hard dependencies on SystemD making alternatives difficult to maintain ?
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by ddalex 4y ago
Also Lack of aroma of weed being cooked from an open coffeeshop window...
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by ddalex 4y ago
Are any of these attacks relevant unless you run a cloud service ?
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by ddalex 4y ago
Just like Goebbels found out, and these guys will find out too, this only works if the audience is not deeply interested in the subject. For someone interested, the perpetrator only looks foolish. And Ukraine is doing a great job of keeping
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by ddalex 4y ago
So the army mandates cloud interoperability based on open protocol, and we are all better for data access ?
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by ddalex 4y ago
I don't get it - you're saying that losing information when somebody leaves because they kept it their local drive is somehow better then temporarily losing access in a manner that is easily recoverable?
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by ddalex 4y ago
Very interesting demo; a couple of q's: how is it qualitatively different from Fabrice Bellard's JSLinux, apart from the speedup? and what is the use case?
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by ddalex 4y ago
Did Moore law apply to other chip manufacturers too? Intel can't dictate the technology advances of other competitors
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by ddalex 4y ago
Not a chess specialist, but he pulled out a couple of unusually good moves on a very uncommon line of play without thinking too much about it, almost looking casually. His excuse was "it just happens that I studied this line last night
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by ddalex 4y ago
if it's so superior, why doesn't apple use the lightning connector on Macbooks and iPads and uses USB-C on those ? I mean, it's stupid that if I buy an Iphone and an Macbook today, there is no cable in either box that can con
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by ddalex 4y ago
I mean, HN is read more often then memegen/ I guess they know now.
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by ddalex 4y ago
https://killedbygoogle.com/ does not confirm it. EDIT: it appeared now. This is confirmed.
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by ddalex 4y ago
Perhaps humanity would happily share the benefits of machine work and we can all spend idyllics lifes eating, laughing and loving while exploring the galaxy?
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by ddalex 4y ago
There is no smoking gun, but there is a lot of smoke. The ease with which Niemann pulled out of the hand a couple of brilliant moves, without spending too much time thinking about it, on an unusual line, is highly suspicious.
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by ddalex 4y ago
I drive a Volvo and it's the most amazing car that I've driven. The comfort of long range drives is something else.
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by ddalex 4y ago
A "normalized" person eats about 2000 kilocalories per day, so that's ~95W. Math checks out.
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by ddalex 4y ago
I'm not familiar with the electric specs of the USB connection, but couldn't the reverse current flow through the _data lines_ through the splitter ? If the ground lines of the computer and splitter drift apart because they are no
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by ddalex 4y ago
Thank you for putting TinyPilot together - it saved my ass a couple of times; but the big problem is that the USB port of the host computer doesn't provide enough current to reliably power the Pi through the USB-C, so an out-of-box Pi
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by ddalex 4y ago
This seems like straight fraud.
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by ddalex 4y ago
Excellent identification ! Probably happens with every image with exacerbated cheek rosacea, triggers connections to blood too

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