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11mo ago
> This change was being rolled out using our gradual deployment system, and, as part of this rollout, we identified an increase in errors in one of our internal tools which we use to test and improve new WAF rules. As this was an interna
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11mo ago
> This justifies the most extreme violence against his opponents while protecting his own views from contestation. Thiel’s world is a battlefield of moral absolutes rather than a terrain of political complexity where different interests
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11mo ago
Google Now. It's even completely gone and forgotten.
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11mo ago
Yes, I think the question here is not so much why the old is leaving, but if anyone seriously expects the new guy to succeed any more? ex-Microsoft too, not exactly a great start. What does seem slightly odd is Apple have probably saved bil
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11mo ago
> It’s ironic how the West has long championed democracy, demanded freedom of speech, and called for human rights from everyone. What's really remarkable is how completely the illusion that this is what they were doing lasted in tho
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11mo ago
The UK is speedrunning the fight to combat totalitarianism by becoming totalitarian. Of course the crucial difference between the groups, for now, is who gets to be the authority. It really does feel like a hopeless situation. In one camp t
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Google Now (2012)
(techradar.com)
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11mo ago
In the One True TV Holmes https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086661/?ref_=nm_flmg_job_1_acc... this is even shown as a tension between Holmes and Watson, with Watson showing the modern view. Of course Brett was in fact
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11mo ago
Many ML people treat other devs that way as well. This is a major reason the ML field has to rediscover things like the application of quaternions to poses because they didn't think to check how existing practitioners did it, and even
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How the Economy Organizes Itself in Space: A Survey of Economic Geography (1996)
(santafe.edu)
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11mo ago
It's very simple: if it's a company run service that's free to access it's because it's one massive commercial break. (So is news.ycombinator.com of course). How anyone on here does not immediately see Roblox for wh
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11mo ago
> This is a very difficult combination to achieve, and yet that’s exactly what we’ve done for Valve with Mesa3D Turnip, a FOSS Vulkan driver for Qualcomm Adreno GPUs. Look at that. Something Qualcomm should have been doing. Much credit t
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11mo ago
Do you have any examples of which games you are referring to?
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11mo ago
It was really a euro thing. Think the whole Jamba/Jamster ecosystem (Crazy Frog) and the explosion that occurred with premium SMS and ringtones. It was all about selling into carriers associated with that, and that was a recipe for pai
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11mo ago
Wow this brings back a lot. I did J2ME at Macrospace/Glu, Masabi, Javaground and EA, and at one point near the end was simultaneously responsible for 128k jars of Tetris and 4GB apk + obb for Real Racing because that is how rapidly the
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11mo ago
That tinkering attitude is the root of the problem in the Arduino ecosystem. Just do things properly - it only has to be done by the vendor anyway, and no one else needs to touch it.
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11mo ago
The brilliance of the ESP devices is not needing anything not included on a basic dev board for a huge raft of applications. The peripheral design is positively wonky, but they do just work.
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11mo ago
None of it is a requirement to work on the happy path. To work as part of a reasonably secure platform that still allows people to develop on it and responsibly sell consumer hardware based on it, yes, it's necessary.
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11mo ago
Right. We also know how to do code signing and deterministic builds so you could build it and ensure the code you see is what is being executed and that is what is certified. It's just rather boring to get all the ducks in a row to do
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11mo ago
It's one of those things you need a benevolent billionaire to bootstrap which will probably never make money. The CPU cores aren't the problem (just use Hazard3) - it's all the rest, particularly the WiFi.
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This is not good. Qualcomm are [expletives] anyway, but we need more activity in the connected microcontroller space in the west. Never have been a fan of the programming style encouraged by the Arduino SDK/API, so hopefully this demis
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11mo ago
The only Google product that people will not ultimately regret adopting is golang, and even that is debatable.
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Unity and Epic Games Together Advance the Open, Interoperable Future
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1y ago
It used to be having GitHub in the critical path for deployment wasn't so bad, but these days you'd have to be utterly irresponsible to work that way. They need to get a grip on this.
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1y ago
The fundamental problem with the newer Huawei equipment is it's the best stuff. Others just aren't competing properly at all. As the west detaches from China, for quite plausible security concerns, it's going to find it expen
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Valve Announces Steam Frame, a "Streaming-First" Standalone VR Headset
(uploadvr.com)
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Meta chief AI scientist Yann LeCun plans to exit to launch startup, FT reports
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Rebalancing the Gut: How AI Solved a 25-Year Crohn's Disease Mystery
(today.ucsd.edu)
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Great to see new entries into western microcontroller development, especially trying to push the envelope in some dimension as this does. If they get enough eval boards out at decent prices, and the SDK is halfway usable then it would appea
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Olimex: ESP32-C5-DevKit-Lipo, WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5 LE, Zigbee, Thread, Matter
(olimex.wordpress.com)
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