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> But ("FSD" excepted) they spend more of their attention on what really matters: treating their vehicle as a modern electronic device. But the European car companies are still stuck in the mid 20th century and make the opposit
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by est31 4y ago
They mandates a bunch of things, more than just payment services. It also includes app stores, at least according to multiple reports, but linking to the specific article that includes app store freedom seems hard to me. https://
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> plain SQL in a software program leaves you wide open to injection, to text substitution errors The non-ORM SQL libraries / APIs that I know offer APIs where you provide an SQL query template, where you e.g. list your arguments as
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> It's wasted investment learning an ORM because its not knowledge that you can carry from project to project and throughout your career. OTOH, each database implements their own set of SQL features, so has their own SQL dialect. Th
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We could, but it might drive up prices of wind turbines a little bit. It's only a little you would say, but there are also other proposals to e.g. do away with forever chemicals in some components of wind turbines. If you follow all of
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> Most web servers TCP slow start algorithm starts by sending 10 TCP packets. Of course big names that run CDNs have fancy custom stuff that directly puts data into mmaped regions for the network card to use, but generally, it's the
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by est31 4y ago
You are not wrong that polio spreads through feces of infected individuals, your intestines are where it usually replicates. I might add though that in the 20th century counterintuitively it was the improvements in bathroom hygiene in the
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by est31 4y ago
That's end user/website visitor adoption rates, but website adoption rates are much different. Since 2016, the share of end users with ipv6 support has quadrupled from 11% to the current 40%. For websites, if you look at the Alexa
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I think it's better to come up with replacements for those Google services and apps instead of rewriting the entire operating system. You need to solve the same problems on a linux smartphone as well, so Android gave you a lot of time
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Shouldn't cheaper dev talent mean that it's easier to start a Google etc. competitor? Many of those smart IT graduates also stay in the EU for various reasons, and accept the lower pay. The point about the market I agree, the EU
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Sure, this will help with some initial growth in computing resources, if this is seen as a required goal by an "evil" AGI agent before the destruction of humans. And it will have an easy time to hide in the growing computing indus
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I guess that's thanks to the fact that WireGuard is a new system and new systems have little legacy bloat. Maybe the WireGuard author had golden hands, and the system is perfect, and indeed it it is quite good, but I think instead that
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by est31 4y ago
> Replicate? Trival. But what does that have to do with AGI? If you see it as copying an existing model to another computer, yes it is trivial. But an AGI trying to replicate itself in the real world has to also make those computers. Mak
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So the migration looks like "upgrade the client or you won't be able to connect to the server any more"? What if you use the client to talk to multiple servers, some that use the old version, some that use the new version? Ma
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If you have multiple WireGuard versions, in a migration setting, you also need to do some negotiation at the start, no? Wouldn't that be potentially vulnerable to downgrade attacks as well?
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FTR there is a compact setting for discord. I use it together with 80% zoom so that it has a "normal" font size. Turns it into an actually usable product :).
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The complaint is that one could manufacture those more expensive high quality products at a larger quantity and, through scaling effects, one would achieve a lower price, which would make them accessible to larger segments of the market. I
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It's not a "too bad we can't make it more durable because that would increase the parts cost" situation, at least not solely. It's also a "how can we make this product break quickly and make it badly repairable
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Make is solving many complicated tasks, like keeping in mind when to re-run some target (there is communication going on with the compilers that provide make .d files so that they know which source files influence a binary), or running job
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Does this also work for curved space time? Or is that type of curvature not going to help because it's relativistic? Or is the shape wrong? They mention that it doesn't work for cylinders.
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> This instinct around large-scale abstractions is not developed by building small sites over and over gain. What do you mean by large scale abstractions? Generally, small frontends are different from large frontends. Already because you
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You are right that in backend, at FAANG scale, you face some unique challenges that smaller shops don't face. And of course, unless you work at FAANG scale, you haven't faced these problems so you haven't learned know how to
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I seriously doubt that. Developing things is the same thing all around the globe. Just because you have worked five years building react apps in silicon valley (and from what I can tell, 250k total comp is reachable at that experience level
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By technical level I meant that the security chip only allows admin users to change the security level to one that allows booting linux, and in order to create admin users, you need to accept the EULA. Also see my reply to your sibling comm
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by est31 4y ago
I base this upon what I read in OP. From OP: > You do have to click through Apple's EULA in order to use the machines at all. > Owner control is asserted on first boot (you become machine owner by going through the macOS setup fl
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On a technical level, you can't install third party OSs without accepting the EULA first. Whether such acceptance has legal meaning, I don't know, and it probably depends on jurisdiction.
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The best example is mentioned in the post: Lil Nas X. His song "Old Town Road" went viral thanks to TikTok, and "real" fame followed afterwards. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lil_Nas_X#2018%E2%80%932
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That's only part of it, Twitter is also in the ad business, and in the ad industry, phone numbers are used as identifiers to correlate users between datasets. If it's just about limiting access, Cloudflare imposes a similar limita
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Does this have an impact on CSIDH? I couldn't find it mentioned in the paper.

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