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by gxt 3y ago
The palestinians opposing hamas are extremely quiet. In Sidney the crowds flying palestinian colors chant "gas the Jews" and in Montreal "from the river to the sea". Making the distinction between terrorists and civilian
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by gxt 3y ago
That would be perfectly fine, in the end the power to do so would be less concentrated and less centralized as much as it is now.
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by gxt 3y ago
If enterprises had their revenues capped at 100M$/year (and anything above that taxed at 100% to enforce it) there would be so much competition we wouldn't have time to think about this.
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by gxt 3y ago
That is suicidal. Linux is not a real time operating system.
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by gxt 3y ago
Better operating systems will greatly reduce the need for cyber security, up to 99%, by eradicating attack vectors. AI will play a role on the remaining 1% to help humans.
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by gxt 3y ago
Those numbers exclude non permanent residents who also need a place of residence.
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by gxt 3y ago
Are there legal and plug and play LoRaWAN devices to setup a shell connection? I'm looking for simple alternatives to internet as a last resort server remote access within 10km urban area, eg between offices, to avoid physically moving
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by gxt 3y ago
Correction: It's benchmarked, https://github.com/serde-rs/serde/pull/2514 .
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by gxt 3y ago
I'll be pinning my versions of serde until this gets reverted, fixed, or forked. It's an extremely surprising move to disregard supply chain concerns in favor of non publicly benchmarked performance improvements.
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by gxt 3y ago
Don't shield people of the horrors caused by mad men, for they will be their next victims.
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by gxt 3y ago
So why haven't "science modules" been developed yet? I see a library sized piece of equipment to physically perform the lab work that can be configured akin to CNC machining. Papers would then be submitted with the module pro
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by gxt 3y ago
Good. If journalists had been doing their job for the last 15 years they would not need federal intervention to force other businesses to fund them, they would not need subsidies, and we would not have these incompetent politicians and thes
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by gxt 3y ago
The ticks are there to show a high confidence that whatever the content is, has been posted by a real person. I got my tick because I seem to have divergent opinions from a lot of people, and that stupid tick makes them engage with my ideas
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by gxt 3y ago
Already switched to suse. Very happy so far.
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by gxt 3y ago
Usual incompetence from Ottawa again and again. There hasn't been a shortage of applicants since at least 2019. Recently had to fill two roles and out of more than 70 candidates we hired none and transferred two people from other team
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by gxt 3y ago
Been working on something similar based on DDL but this seems better, I think I'll use this instead!
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by gxt 3y ago
It doesn't produce correct code, we all know that, but ChatGPT4 gave me incorrect answers that showed me where I should look and that unstucked me several times working with LLVM 15. It provided me much more value than the 20$ I paid f
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by gxt 3y ago
There are surely ways to further constraint the set of programs to test, ie anything that output something not in the expected outcome should probably be an early return. I'd love for more work to be poured into this concept. There mig
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by gxt 3y ago
Not sure I understand all the downvotes and replies.. 5 secs of gpt4 later: A naming scheme: Manufacturer Code: A short abbreviation or code for the manufacturer, e.g., 'IN' for Intel, 'AMD' for AMD, 'NV' for N
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by gxt 3y ago
Let's just adopt an open-sourced hardware naming scheme then.
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by gxt 3y ago
Doing any but pure ARM or blueprint/arm on Azure is shooting yourself in the throat.
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by gxt 3y ago
I recently and happily moved to suse.
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by gxt 3y ago
Anybody got a link to the full paper? Being bilingual myself I find the conclusion at odds with my anecdata. I'm curious to know what were the tests were and corrected factors.
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by gxt 3y ago
Why does google only offer a single search product? Why not specialized indexes and engines? I'd pay to reliably find the excerpt of technical doc I'm looking for, good examples, etc. And not just from the public web, partnerships
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by gxt 4y ago
Working on it. Just wish LLVM was natively written in rust too, it's easy to segfault when doing something unexpected.
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by gxt 4y ago
At what point are organisations going to ask themselves wether this is intentional or not. Your velocity is disrupted by a likely competitor. I'd move out.
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by gxt 4y ago
This isn't about an attack scenario from this vector, it's about preventing reconnaissance that might yield helpful results to an adversary that can exploit it via any other vector.
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by gxt 4y ago
That is information about the topology.
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by gxt 4y ago
How does that protect privacy of the private network? I don't want to divulge any information about internal topology.
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by gxt 4y ago
How is this specific video evidence of those claims? It might just be a loop of print sleep repeat.

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