exabrial

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   by exabrial 1y ago

   It used to be true, but now you are taxed out of success, and any other gains you save will simply evaporate with unchecked inflation and money printing by Congress. There needs to be a "Hard Stop" on inflation: The federal govern
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   by exabrial 1y ago

   The also wisely sat out of the Crypto and NFT hype cycles
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   by exabrial 1y ago

   > some users dont want javascript correct, nearly all dont
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   by exabrial 1y ago

   Right, so lets talk about the government banning speech they dont like? Both countries do it: a. trump trying to ban burning of american flags b. brazil banning elon musk tweets The difference is a. will not stand up in court and is protect
5. 785.▲
   by exabrial 1y ago

   "Hello IT. Have you tried restarting?"
6. 786.▲
   by exabrial 1y ago

   I was trying to figure out how hydraulic fluid freezes... later mentioned: 1/3 water in the lines. Yikes.
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   by exabrial 1y ago

   FFS, break up the monopolies and stop approval new mergers. This isn't this hard.
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   by exabrial 1y ago

   Don't worry I still get advertisements I can't unsubscribe from with one click from silicon valley bros.
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   by exabrial 1y ago

   https://mashable.com/article/apple-research-ai-reasoning-mod... All of our current approaches "emulate" but do not "execute" general intelligence. The damning paper above basically concludes they&#x
10. 790.▲
    by exabrial 1y ago

    This is more akin to "pink slime"
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    I love how one company can do whatever they want. This is perfect.
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    next part of the headine should be " while saving billions not chasing a mass delusion event"
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    I loved his article series back in the day where you tried to break the JVM! Was so much fun.
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    They have a huge amount of federal contracts. This will be interesting.
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    I'm already picky with processed food. This takes the cake on the highest form of processed available. Hard no from me, not even once.
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    Really thinking about switching to Graphene as "Privacy, thats not iPhone" is now a thing. Someday hoping some billionaire decides to start a "third" operating system that is simple enough to be maintained by an OSS foun
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    If that's the case, lets see a study on that! How often does this happen?
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    >Panama, Loom, Vector, Valhala (if ever), don't count them ever being supported on ART This is pretty sad IMHO, as Java17 was a true turning point. Java21 is icing and Java25 is an incredible refinement with some fascinating new fea
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    I don't think virtualization CPU support is needed for a JVM to run efficiently (though it could help with process isolation). At the end of the day the JVM is mostly a compiler!
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    I'm beyond ok with this! Let backpressure into the market! It's the ultimate incentive for promoting energy efficiency.
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    Basically GM and Ford as well.
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    Literally no jobs are going away due to AI.
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    Go read the union agreement between united american airlines pilots and united airlines if you want something infuriating. We could have much lower prices and operating under the same federal safety guidelines, but rich ass pilots are explo
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    Epix Gen2 in 51mm I really use the hell out of it. Yeah I can't play solitaire like an iWatch, but the battery lasts 7 days in the backcountry, the flashlight is unbelievably handy while hiking/camping/boondocking, and it hel
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    The pettiness of all of this is so stupid. This is tax dollars being incinerated.
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    I think thats part of the problem. The JVM rarely runs interpreted code; nearly everything is compiled to native code.
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    Nice! Does that work for US residents??
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    Yep, my Garmin also has matched the doctors office instrument to the 1% every time.
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    Whatd be nice is to have litrally any other option besides google pay, as they refuse to run on Graphene
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    by exabrial 1y ago

    Man, Android could have been way cooler if it actually used real virtual machines, or at least the JVMs.