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   PS5 Refresh: Oberon Plus(angstronomics.com)

   134 points by de6u99er 4y ago|108 comments
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   by de6u99er 4y ago

   This is ridiculous and unjustifiable. Hashed pqsswords in databases is the absolutely bare minimum nowadays. I would not only hash it already on the client side, but have it also encoded with a freshly generated one-time-use public key on t
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   by de6u99er 4y ago

   There seems to be a small copy/paste mishap. [3] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30775180
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   by de6u99er 4y ago

   Ways back we got a prnalty when we did not do our homework which was called "Zapfen" in German language. It's basically like this: You get a starting number, have to multiply it with 2, then it's result with 3, then this
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   by de6u99er 4y ago

   I don't agree. I think we need new GPU's with wider instruction sets. Or maybe FPGA's onboard for custom per use case. I hope that's why AMD merg d with Xilinx.
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   by de6u99er 4y ago

   I don't dream ever a out school. I had a great time at school. Never learned for tests or exams, always good (enough) grades, never got bullied, lots of parties and girls and later on drugs.
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   by de6u99er 4y ago

   I used kapwing once, to cut out a s ction of a YouTube video which I downloaded through some other service and post it on Twitter. I was so positively suprised about the online video editor which allowed me to start editing the video while
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   by de6u99er 4y ago

   Looks like desperation to me. I believe AMD's technology and furthermore strategy is superior to intel's. Now with Xilinx on board I am curious if we will see GPU's or APU's with FPGA's which allow custom hardware i
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   by de6u99er 4y ago

   They just increased their staff by 20% within the past year. To me it looks more like Pichai wants to be perceived by stock holdets like he's doing something.
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    And there's also quantum computing.
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    This will backfire very hard. Pichai just wants to deflect from his incompetence, by blaming those who made Google into what it once was. It's his fault, that the "Don't be evil" motto had been erased from Google's
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    I think it's overdue. IMO Brexit would not have happened if GB wouldn't be a monarchy.
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    Yeah, but publishing information as quickly as possible to surf on the first big clicks-wave can cost people their jobs. Because it can result in someone deciding to go with an other company. A friend who is looking for a easier to manage n
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    Did he just delete the previous articles? IMO he should have linked to them from this post, and updated them with a big fat impossible to miss disclaimer on the top of the article because some other sites might still link to them and use wu
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    Employees can get a pay raise or a monthly extra bonus for doing an above average job, without being promoted. I have seen engineers making the same amount of money or even more than their managers. But I recommend to ask the individual wha
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    First case of monkeypox virus, SARS-CoV-2 and HIV co-infection(journalofinfection.com)

    2 points by de6u99er 4y ago|0 comments
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    This should be the top comment!
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    So what? Publishing will be paid through grant money. Researchers just need to plan for that.
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    I didn't say the title of the post is misleading ;)
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    Reminds me of a simple implementation of a Prisoners and Boxes riddle that showed up in my YouTube feed where I had to add a comment so others (and eventually future older me) will understand what I did. >// if one prisoner fai
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    The title of this article is misleading since it only matches a small subset of what's possible with regular expressions. It's like saying "A novel programming language linker and compiler in 30 lines of code" while it c
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    GPT-3(4), DALL-E, Imagen, ... I wonder what's next?
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    Imagine having a number similar to the one of a terrorist's burner phone and getting called by mistake by his handler.
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    Let's keep in mind that the article is from 2010 and the blog post is still up.
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    That's really cool.
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    What FSD?
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    https://archive.ph/ltjjF
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    >Oh, have I mentioned that Copilot is free for students? Yep, COPILOT IS FREE FOR STUDENTS. I guess Microsoft will know which students did their assignments on their own when they apply for a job at Microsoft.
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    I'm also European, and I prefer Linux over Windows. I was using Windows and Linux in parallel for some time, but got really upset when a Microsoft Update changed system settings which was the final nail in the Microsoft coffin for me.
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    by de6u99er 4y ago

    I think his approach is too naive, because I strongly believe that we need better understanding of natural intelligence before we can even dream of reproducing it digitally. And I am not talking about memory, computer can do that already be