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   by dtx1 3y ago

   Two Times in a row i got home from fosdem absolutely sick. It's always cold, rainy, the campus is an order of magnitude to small for the amount of people in attendance and the lecture rooms windows aren't opened long enough to dea
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   by dtx1 3y ago

   Might not be all about performance but about security aswell.
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   by dtx1 3y ago

   If they life in an athmosphere similiar to ours wouldn't that civilisation be burried?
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   by dtx1 3y ago

   > Tech Enthusiasts: Everything in my house is wired to the Internet of Things! I control it all from my smartphone! My smart-house is bluetooth enabled and I can give it voice commands via alexa! I love the future! > Programmers &#x2F
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   by dtx1 3y ago

   Interesting thought. That would be a very good Argument against the dead Hand. I wonder why its not beging jammed also
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   by dtx1 3y ago

   This could be really cool for drone/fpv application.
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   by dtx1 3y ago

   Funnily enough thats Linda what's happening with llms.
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   The First Microprocessor: F-14 Central Air Data Computer [video](youtube.com)

   36 points by dtx1 3y ago|5 comments
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   by dtx1 3y ago

   German here. That is the stupidest thing I have heard in a while. Just because a language might be abbreviated with SS will not stop any reasonable person from using it.
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    What an epic achievement, congratulations to the NASA Mission Team!
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    Isn't graphene just carbon?
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    As someone who regularly flies hobby kites, I think it can be done. Modern kites are made of nylon and kevlar. With regular maintenance these kites should last at least a decade. Cables might have to be replaced every few years. As for the
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    > Open Source AI: Bad > Closed Source AI: Controllable by the powers that be Message understood. Conclusion: Give money to more Open Source AI
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    Oh yeah it's immediately noticeable. How did they do it? https://forum.dlang.org/
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    This is pretty much a shitty version of the framework laptop. Yeah, it might be a little bit more open source but these arm chips are finicky, buggy and plainly too slow for any reasonable work. If you want to replace parts, buy a framework
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    That is so cool
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    Quote from the Article > That said, there is also a free L1 Content Decryption Module posted in the ‘LenovoTB-X505X-L1-KEY’ repository. A trusted source confirmed to TorrentFreak that this CDM is indeed working. However, as Widevinedump
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    They have some Screenshots on their website: http://www.dc-swat.ru/ That's pretty damn cool
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    https://torrentfreak.com/widevine-dump-leaked-code-downloads...
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    I would strongly suggest looking into something other than programming for a little while. Tech Support/Admin work will be easy to do with your tech background. This will stretch the time you have to get certified in AWS and learn a la
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    That is really useful, thank you! I think first stage is building the game and see if the whole Genetic Algorithm/Monte Carlo Setup actually works, even if the first few iterations take weeks. The issue is I want to figure out if there
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    I haven't really gotten to the point where anything works but doing the serialize de/serialize combo is possible. The issue is, that I am thinking about doing this not a few hundred times but more like several million times (prefe
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    I am building a card game engine in typescript. A simple AI based on monte carlo tree search requires me to copy the gamestate a lot. And it's always a list of cards that i'm modeling so I really need to deepclone arrays.
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    I'd certainly try to sell the exploit to someone else instead.
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    Two Times in a row i got home from fosdem absolutely sick. It's always cold, rainy, the campus is an order of magnitude to small for the amount of people in attendance and the lecture rooms windows aren't opened long enough to dea
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    Fascinating, i think you are correct. This website at least suggests that there are some other laws regarding domestic bribes: https://www.globalcompliancenews.com/anti-corruption/anti-co... But "Domestic Bribery
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    Looking at your profile, it says you work for Google, so I assume this is in the context of google? You guys probably have the internal legal resources to advice you. If it was not in that context, ChatGPT at least suggest that this is firs
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    Of course it is* *I'm writing this comment before looking it up because i am that sure.
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    > the cpu will downclock, but not throttle around 100 Celsius. Downclocking is literally throttling. But there's like another 10% performance that can be unlocked if you'd go full custom watercooling.
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    by dtx1 3y ago

    Overclocking these modern CPUs is usually just removing the powerlimit. They can clock themselves pretty close to the thermal limit anyway and little is gained in raw performance above that. But the Performance/Watt drops significantly