delfinom

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by delfinom 6mo ago
You miss the point of this rebuttal. QC relies on the observed output being statistically significant. This rebuttal is pointing out that Project Eleven only ran the algorithm once. At this point, there is no proof the IBM QC platform is ge
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by delfinom 6mo ago
I think there is potential in it but it is absolutely going to become the next stock market slop after AI goes bust. You'll see everyone and their mom significantly overpaying for $10 billion random noise generators.
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by delfinom 6mo ago
NYS is busy trying to cozy up to those that own the state and make it illegal for AI services to give legal opinions to non lawyers.
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by delfinom 6mo ago
Hard to imagine how a train that has no emissions itself as its catenary powered causes your water supply to be unclean.
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by delfinom 6mo ago
Each has their trade offs. AWS absolutely has a high premium but Hetzner has some quirks. Recently we had several of our VMs offline because they apparently have these large volume storage pools they were upgrading and suddenly disks died i
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by delfinom 6mo ago
...OR if you are developing a PCB, you have the design data, and pick and place data and the gerber data. Any combination of such gives you positions of everything within micrometers. This is not a new problem. Testing of PCBs has been solv
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by delfinom 6mo ago
We had that issue of someone advertising fake clones of our sites specifically to push fake malware ridden payloads. We only got it handled by bugging internal contacts at Google. It sucked and worse we had to bug them for weeks because the
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by delfinom 6mo ago
Write an angry blog post about how big business is using their power to kill their _totally_ unique original idea that nobody could possibly copy in a hour?
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by delfinom 6mo ago
https://support.google.com/mail/contact/abuse You can use this form >They should at least be good citizen on the sending side, which it seems they're not. They are killing email. Eh? They do tons in anti-b
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by delfinom 6mo ago
Don't worry, US states are working on making Linux illegal through age verification requirements in the OS.
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by delfinom 6mo ago
Nah you see, the NASDAQ is giving them a out just like SpaceX. Short-circuit the index joining time and allow them to get into index funds within days. After that you shift all the losses onto 401ks as the original investors cash out and th
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by delfinom 6mo ago
The EU is unleashing billions of euros to drop US controlled software this year and beyond. This means TDF, Collabora and NextCloud are tripping over themselves to scoop up the funds as non-American Office Software alternatives to Microsoft
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by delfinom 6mo ago
Its baby boomers on their last hoorah as they head to their graves. Burning and taking everything with them. Meh
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by delfinom 6mo ago
They are busy funding age verification lobbying already https://sfstandard.com/2026/04/01/openai-ai-kids-safety-coal...
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by delfinom 6mo ago
>. You cannot prevent people from making money off your free work, and the fact that it is a profitable endeavour for them will lead to them spending money on marketing You can in-fact file a copyright claim against them if they fail to
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by delfinom 6mo ago
Is this just literally turning plugins into microservices? Lol
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by delfinom 6mo ago
Because it would make their bad financial decisions feel bad in this situation :3
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by delfinom 6mo ago
I know someone who had one child and then spent the pandemic finding a car and buying an overpriced, and significantly oversized Escalade. He of course detailed his struggles, especially financial the entire time to us wonder what the fuck
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by delfinom 6mo ago
Have you ever tried taking kids on public transit? God forbid you try to take 3 with you.
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by delfinom 6mo ago
The man bankrupted a casino.
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by delfinom 7mo ago
They should probably get a lawyer to send a C&D.
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by delfinom 7mo ago
Yes, but with RAM prices basically tripling + SSD prices doubling + continued tariffs, the prices can only go up currently. Significant pain is coming as fallout from the Iran war as well. The price of raw plastic from our plastic mold hous
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by delfinom 7mo ago
Eh? This falls under tort law for damages caused by the government.
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by delfinom 7mo ago
You know it's absolutely going that way. That's the lifecycle of corporate strategy.
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by delfinom 7mo ago
Lemme give you an example. Many retail sites have a "find a nearby" store function. They often outsource this to a third party...for something as silly as geolocation and geographical lookups. This third party is the one that offe
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by delfinom 7mo ago
Can't tell if sarcasm.
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by delfinom 7mo ago
>Ceno users cache Good way to get in trouble for cp
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by delfinom 7mo ago
Shit, HR doesn't even exist to protect the company sometimes. Sometimes they get so cancerous that they start to operate as if the company works for them. Hence my megacorp's most recent CEO fired the CPO, and hired a long time fo
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by delfinom 7mo ago
Biological optimal vs societal optimal.
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by delfinom 7mo ago
What transit systems in America are getting rid of cards? NYC is the most recent that I am aware that is in a payment system transition, but the new system has physical cards you can buy and reload to use with the new tap to pay system.

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