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391.
by detaro 2y ago
Indeed, they are using a very restrictive and negative definition of the word. I totally get why many people dislike the term and don't want it applied to themselves, but as you say it does have a use and does not have to be negative.
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by detaro 2y ago
a "bombshell" for the bubble of Apple-superfans, shocked that their high priest is criticizing Apple, maybe. For the rest of the world?
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by detaro 2y ago
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by detaro 2y ago
A clear sign Musk should declare a ceasefire, stop posting about Ukraine and enter negotiations on how much of Twitter he is going to transfer into Ukrainian ownership.
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'Fake Satoshi' Dr Craig Wright hit with costs bill over AI evidence(lawgazette.co.uk)
12 points by detaro 2y ago|0 comments
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Biden Administration puts quotas on global AI chip sales(arstechnica.com)
1 points by detaro 2y ago|1 comments
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by detaro 2y ago
IMHO the real odd part is "I think the majority of people don’t enjoy the majority of the time they spend making music.", making it sound as if there are tons of people making music despite not liking it. That's a lot weirder
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CEO of AI Music Company Says People Don't Like Making Music(404media.co)
48 points by detaro 2y ago|99 comments
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A Bad App Led Sonos' CEO to Resign(gizmodo.com)
1 points by detaro 2y ago|1 comments
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by detaro 2y ago
Doing that was a lot easier before though, with funding being more available, and big-tech has been happy to let others take the risk/dump VC funding into subsidizing their business models/... and then gobble up or copy the succes
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by detaro 2y ago
In the US (and some other places) it's actively added to the water supply. "XYZ is doing things to our drinking water!" has always been a flash point for strong feelings, justified or not, and wild rumors, because its so fu
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by detaro 2y ago
https://archive.is/5SmVg
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Carlos Watson Played the Wrong Game and Lost(defector.com)
2 points by detaro 2y ago|1 comments
404.
by detaro 2y ago
They also need racks to mount the servers in, so I guess there are some companies specializing in bending steel that are now making "AI steel".
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by detaro 2y ago
The point is that you can pass any of the hash functions (or your own compatible) to the datastructure, so it'll obviously call of them with the same set of parameters. And hash functions that need all of them will ignore them.
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by detaro 2y ago
The thing being bought by him was not a specific physical banana, so he can resell what was sold just fine if he wants to.
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New era of slop security reports for open source(sethmlarson.dev)
34 points by detaro 2y ago|15 comments
408.
by detaro 2y ago
They are far from the most expensive SOMs on the market.
409.
by detaro 2y ago
It would be weird, if these two points were talking about the same time frame.
410.
by detaro 2y ago
previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42226250
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by detaro 2y ago
Not really, no. Being able to read it is harder to avoid, but usefully communicating in it is not needed in many places.
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by detaro 2y ago
Mobile networks especially are widely IPv6, with IPv4 being translated/tunneled where still needed. (End-user connections in general skew IPv6 in many places - it's observable how traffic patterns shift with people being at work v
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by detaro 2y ago
QNX does provide a DBus implementation (based on the Linux one, so not a full reimplementation or anything) as part of the larger userland package, but it's in no way a core component of QNX itself and as far as I remember not used by
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by detaro 2y ago
> how many embedded systems in 2024 are really RAM-limited? A lot. Plenty embedded Linux stuff still ships with 256 MB or 512 MB RAM, and the wishlist for features in the software running on top is always getting longer than initially pl
415.
by detaro 2y ago
Only if software you use is badly broken, like QBittorrent here. For the majority of applications today, a rogue AP can't do much interesting that won't immediately cause alerts.
416.
by detaro 2y ago
Fighting over control over a core part of your business is shallow?
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by detaro 2y ago
The kid isn't. But everyone else using their ISP that your ASN-based block also blocks is a false positive. An ASN block easily has a granularity of "10% of an entire large country". And nobody is going to take your site bloc
418.
by detaro 2y ago
dupe https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41893994
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by detaro 2y ago
And you've never encountered someone rude or with poor communication skills from a different generation?
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by detaro 2y ago
> But don't people playing Minecraft play it for the fun mods? Some subset of them does, many do not. > And people playing Luanti play mods that replicate the original Minecraft? Some subset of them does, many do not.

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