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how come decoding is more work intensive vs transcoding ?
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I can tell you from my Chromebook and Macbook experience, HW decoders and encoders are the difference between a productive remote video meetup with good collaboration, and a frustrating lagged glitchy suttering meet with no work done, if CP
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I've read that regular ejaculations reduce prostate cancer risk. Perhaps getting fit and eating right lead to more regular ejaculations by more easily encountering sexual partners ?
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I'm guessing not; what NNs do is pattern matching. Basically they try to "remember" what should be done at in a given situation, but does not have continuous representation and modelling of other objects; not even "objec
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I think this is a critical part of cracking self-driving cars - "scene understanding", or more accurately, identification AND MODELLING of all traffic participants. A tiger chasing a deer will identify and model what the deer will
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3y ago
Yeah, but is not responsive
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3y ago
> because of EU rules Citation needed.
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3y ago
So that's roughly the power of a 1995 supercomputer or a medium supercomputer (500th place) in 2007, in the palm of your hand... it's bonkers
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3y ago
This versatile storage drawer from the defunct Swedish furniture giant Ikea is perfect for storing all your bits and bobs. Whether you're looking to organize your closet, kitchen, or bathroom, the Glömplig is sure to come in handy. Wit
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That's why we need to be vocal about the badness of 737 MAX - bad reputation is just as worse as people not flying.
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Quick Google search suggests that humidity is better on A350 (20%) compared to B787(15%)
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3y ago
Unfortunately there is no simple way of makeing this work on a Chromebook
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3y ago
So what? you asked about A, you received A, now you whine "why don't you mention B!?!" The discussion is about subsidies not loans or bailouts (which are different things)
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3y ago
> They are Demonstrated by said researchers publishing under the Google brand.
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3y ago
Is any of them wrong through ?
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I actually admire G. W. Bush's speed of thought here... most people wouldn't be able to stop before delivering, by their own words, a perfectly recorded media bite of "shame on me"... that would've been played non s
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LMAO they are free to go to academia now if they don't like Google salaries... ahahaha who am I kidding.
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3y ago
"We like the results of security research, but to be concerned about money is bad taste".
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3y ago
What prevents literally anybody from continuing to support Chromium? Has Microsoft ran out of competent engineers?
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3y ago
Oh no, Google is benefiting from investing in security research. Damn if they do, damn if they don't
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3y ago
Here is the adblocker for your cancer meds.
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3y ago
From a business perspective, how would you write this? How many developer hours are worth serving better default resolution for 0.01% of devices?
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3y ago
> corporation, I would almost require that anyone using Asahi on their Mac Any corp worth their salt issues standard locked down machines, not letting employees install whatever they want, especially as an OS.
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How does the feedback loop works ? I.e. the routers need to tell the source (upstream) to back off , but this used an IP header bit, so there is No guaranteed Return Stream....
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3y ago
U mean Apple?
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I'm altering the deal. Pray I don't further alter it.
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Why would it? Diffie-Hellman key exchange is a thing.
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If you're taking this view, any armed forces can do whatever they want and the constitution is just a piece of paper. In practice, the evidence gathered by unlawful searches is going to be discarded in a court of law. Other wise said,
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What is the value of retention if you can't monetize it!?! For network effects it doesn't matter if you have 99% of the audience or 90% (assuming only 10% will leave because of anti ad blocker).
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3y ago
I mean, the other well known way is to pay with money directly. YT offers that. But certain people don't want to pay, either directly or with their attention. What other avenue is there to pay for stuff you consume ?
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