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   by ece 4y ago

   Issue Zero, it's possible. TIL.
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   by ece 4y ago

   https://archive.ph/RsZtc Also should have (2021) in title.
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   by ece 4y ago

   I'm all here for openness and tools you own, so there could be a FOSS implementation. Microsoft could just open it up and still charge the $10/mo for hosting the model, and I hope that happens. Making the tool better without verba
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   by ece 4y ago

   They could open up documentation and invite others to build an ecosystem around a RISC-V socket and variety of motherboards. I don't know what their plans might be, but this is the kind of RISC-V ecosystem I'd like to see, like ea
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   by ece 4y ago

   The new data safety section lists things that look like permissions as well. Should permissions be clearly listed in the new data safety section? I think it would be more helpful that way.
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   We already achieved ‘energy independence.’ What good did it do us?(washingtonpost.com)

   4 points by ece 4y ago|0 comments
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   by ece 4y ago

   I expect reading a vanity fair article about a political strategist discovering insights, with focus groups+AI.
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   by ece 4y ago

   Hmm.. AI trained political messaging seems right around the corner.
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   by ece 4y ago

   Have you tuned into a congressional hearing on a divisive issue recently? Like the one that happened yesterday. OP is basically right. Right wing radio in the 90s was a parallel universe, and congress was somewhat civil, now half of congres
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    by ece 4y ago

    To the extent that centralized (thin) systems can move faster, they also come with potential lockin and potentially higher switching costs. Some high enough level of lockin/costs can be an antitrust concern. With Apple, Google, and Mic
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    by ece 4y ago

    Reminds me of this video by Eben Moglen: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lRs8ZPbHtos
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    by ece 4y ago

    Small and large seem relative. Lots of subreddits stay small and don't grow very fast because of their niche. They also manage to keep contributions at high levels, and figure out what works for amplification and moderation. Rules like
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    by ece 4y ago

    Consoles play games and media, off course people like them. Did the PS3 having the Other OS feature mean people enjoyed gaming on it less? I don't think so. Piracy as the given reason to take the feature away is a poor one, they could&
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    by ece 4y ago

    Maybe the Vietnamese/Chinese intelligence was better than the US intelligence.
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    WorkLife Podcast – Breaking up with perfectionism(ted.com)

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

    For general purpose compute relying more on ILP than DLP, I would think the range is going to be narrower. Narrow enough to be a meaningful choice for consumers using battery powered devices and wanting more efficient or higher performance
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    by ece 4y ago

    For a crude comparison, the new framework with Alder Lake is ~20-30% less than the 14" MBPs with M1 Pro. If the uncore becomes more important, maybe one approach will take precedence. It's too bad Apple Silicon isn't as well
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    by ece 4y ago

    What is the maximum performance % difference between optimizing for perf/$ and perf/watt? Sure, there are wafer scale chips now, but the TDP for a phone is still ~5W watts, average laptops have gone from ~15 to ~30W, and desktops
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    by ece 4y ago

    Yeah, doesn't seem different from browsers in this case. Malware apps known to misuse sideloading usually seem to come from different categories like torches/cameras/social apps. There should be an exception for file managers
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    by ece 4y ago

    The zflip/razr foldables have smaller screens, and the zflip can be had for sub-$1000.
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    by ece 4y ago

    The zflip/razr foldables have smaller screens.
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    by ece 4y ago

    > The battery capacity grows much faster than the display energy consumption, and it's not even a fight: at otherwise equivalent hardware, the larger phone has always had better battery life than the smaller one in every iPhone gene
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    by ece 4y ago

    I think this is the main reason, and why only Apple can afford to make a small slab phone. They can still make some margin with 5% of a massive number, while others can't make any. Foldables seem like a better compromise here, and hope
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    by ece 4y ago

    You know what the gotchas are.
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    by ece 4y ago

    The goal seems important, and in a larger picture, should drugs be regulated? I think so.
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    by ece 4y ago

    meetup.com
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    by ece 4y ago

    Meetups at big companies in the bay area usually have their cafeteria made food (more made from scratch than prepared I would say). Meetups at startups will usually be from swanky delivery places too. I used to go for part technical content
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    by ece 4y ago

    Temperament seems to be somewhat genetic: https://medlineplus.gov/genetics/understanding/traits/temper... How much does this have to do with free stuff? Not sure. Socio-economic status might be playing a part
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    by ece 4y ago

    There is that meme about trying to get something into production at Google. And I thought nothing's worse than Facebook.
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    by ece 4y ago

    Certain events can be thought of as inflection points and peaks. Possibly elections and policies taking hold. The bigger problems require all the more calm and collective action.