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1y ago
Rest of the nordic country ranks from that page: Finland #56, Iceland #73, Norway #121
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1y ago
PV panels work in shaded or cloudy settings (at reduced power of course).
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1y ago
The GP didn't propose processes in the sw engineering part though but "the real failure in the story of the Therac-25 from my understanding, is that it took far too long for incidents to be reported, investigated and fixed"
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1y ago
Complexity is generally the enemy of security, because securing a system requires understanding it. If you can build a more understandable, less moving parts, more observable, more easily manageable etc system with system containers, it
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1y ago
I think they linuxcontainers.org people would disagree. Like the table is trying to communicate, in contrast to eg Docker, this is not about application containerization.
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1y ago
It's more like a barrel processor than SMT. Actuall the Honeywell 800 is mentioned as an example in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barrel_processor
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1y ago
"Thwarting GDP" is an interesting economic angle. Damage, wars etc often increase GDP.
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1y ago
> But I can't help but agree with a lot of points in this article. Go was designed by some old-school folks that maybe stuck a bit too hard to their principles, losing sight of the practical conveniences I think this is a fine "
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1y ago
Ebike BMS will also drive the batteries harder (allowing to reach deeper empty/full states) since their design lifetimes are shorter than cars.
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1y ago
From the on-device memory, UI, camera etc. Also: "Voice Translate allows you to break down language barriers during phone calls. Through Tensor G5, our on-device AI translates your call in real time in what sounds like each speaker’s v
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1y ago
There's an important difference between UBI and social welfare: UBI is for everyone including working people so you can work to earn income on top of UBI. Vs traditional welfare income transfers where it might not be worth getting a lo
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1y ago
Which of the AI features can you use without a Google account?
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1y ago
CVEs are supposed to be unambigous references to vulnerabilities for communication, nothing more. So you can say stuff like "this happened was before CVE-XXXX was fixed, do we need to notify anyone about the risk of undetected insider
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1y ago
What about other protocols, could you run eg Gopher or NNTP? I guess IMAP could work as well.
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1y ago
It's for communication. "The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Program’s primary purpose is to uniquely identify vulnerabilities and to associate specific versions of code bases (e.g., software and shared libraries) to th
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1y ago
This may be a stated reason but it's questionable logic. There are of course many cases where people need to reference and discuss this vulnerability and its impact.
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1y ago
Not exactly. There are several CVE numbering authorities and some of them (including the original MITRE, national CERTs etc), accept submissions from anyone, but there's evaluation and screening. Since Microsoft is their own CNA, most
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1y ago
> CVEs are given to fixes deployed in security releases when customers need to take action to stay protected. In this case, the mitigation will be automatically pushed to Copilot, where users do not need to manually update the product an
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1y ago
Internet connectivity improvement has slowed a lot. It was improving at a good clip in the 00's but then a lot of usage moved to mobile data which also caused investment to shift away from broadband speedups. If we had 00's rate o
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1y ago
I see. But should this really preclude review, "peer" or not? Philosophers talk about ideas from non academic thinkers all the time after all.
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1y ago
Thanks! In the transcript I found more talk about porting C++ and Go to Rust, without Python rewrite references... still interesting tidbits, like "when we've rewritten systems from go into rust we've found that it takes abou
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1y ago
Anyone have a link to the Android talk? I wonder if it was backend code or on-device code. On device you could probably justify the compromises of a no-GC language better.
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1y ago
For a remedy to this flavour of pessimism I'd suggest you read Bregman's Humankind[1]. tldr; the current level of exploiting each other doesn't come naturally for people. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
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If you consider it to be halfway to that, it's still enough to reasonably consider an overriding concern compared to other things.
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How has he fared in the fields of philosophy and AI research in terms of peer review, is there some kind of roundup or survey around about this?
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Isn't that the standard startup receipe - the hardest part is supposed to be finding a working concept and customers, after which you can get funding to implement it properly?
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1y ago
Nitpick: International law is treaties between countries, the UN, customs like diplomatic immunity, etc. Here it was just about US and French domestic law.
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1y ago
You accelerate the climate catastrophe so there's less need for heating in the long run.
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> But anything that's happening on the GPU timeline is pretty much impossible to do safely. Rust's type system is not sufficiently capable of modeling this stuff without tons of runtime checks, or making the API so awful to use
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1y ago
Speed of shipping software and pace of writing code are different things. Shipping software like iOS has a <50% component of programming so Amdahl's law caps the end-to-end improvement rather low, assuming other parts of the process
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