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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
If the president of the USA is allowed to keep posts up that are internally labelled as having broken their terms of service (generally regarding misinformation), and the posts are kept up in the name of public interest, I don't see ho
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
> Not even attempts to lie ("oh, we stopped several attacks, but we can't tell you anything about them...") What if that wasn't a lie? If they truly couldn't tell you "anything" about them, they couldn
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
> I have a rock that repels tigers. There haven't been any tiger attacks when I'm around, so it must work. Behind the scenes, the man with the rock is using it to kill every single kitten he sees when he's alone. He can
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
You can't prove that would-be terrorists weren't dissuaded by the knowledge that PRISM existed. What is the point of terrorizing a country that is already terrorizing its own citizens through unwarranted prying mass surveillance?
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
You still don't get it. It is all I do. Detractors amass.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I think that you are missing the point. The set of all kinds of symbols is more expressive than you are prepared to codify.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
the userspace fixes required to make those intel implementation secure did a bit more than question those "improvements".
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
How do you standardize new mathematical expressions that haven't been invented/discovered yet? How do you deal with fundamental disagreements surrounding those standards? Politics and Capitalism creep in everywhere, and pretendi
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I was talking Apple to Apple comparisons, and their Mac Pro maxes out at 28 cores right now.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
To be fair, Apple is the only player in the game capable of taking a shot. A trillion dollars buys a lot of experimental 5nm masks, and their walled garden enables them to completely rewrite their entire OS and toolchain... something they&
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I really hate to engage further on this as no one seems receptive, but, believe me... accessibility was a must as NSF grants through the university were involved. LaTex and illegible raw ASCII were also embedded in the PDF. There were othe
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
It's pretty obvious why AMD is able to scale x86_64 faster than anyone else... they invented it. Intel took it, implemented it in broken ways to win benchmark comparisons and win IT buying managers' hearts and minds, locking ever
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I used to use Mathematica or MatLab to export image files of equations or matrices, and embed those images into my papers. I would already have those equations loaded into the software as part of the research, so it really wasn't any
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
A single person's progression who was in every single category of death susceptible patients tells us more than the recovery of an otherwise healthy person's progression.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
What if Google copied the name of Oracle's car and stamped it on the back? What if Google also copied the name of the in-car entertainment system and put all the buttons in the same place and stamped the same name on the dash? What
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I, a US citizen, condemn house lawmakers 'Monopoly Power' No one outside the game of bipartisan politics has the opportunity to effectively govern. The rule of law no longer holds any meaning.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Here is their promotional video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWOGbu5BcT0
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Murder. Lol.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
If you're working with a stack like nodejs, I don't see how FastCGI would be any faster or better in any way. In the late 90s I used FastCGI with Perl to basically do everything... personal sites, the local Lee Newspaper, even a m
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
It means the author has to worry about car bombs from more than a single entity.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
The PDF is for the people who are hearing about the criticism (through people who have watched the documentary), and want to feel better about enabling facebook through their work or investment or continued use.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
What version of OS X are you running? What GPU do you have?
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
Do you do any picture-in-picture of other apps with heavy CPU utilization, or apply any filters (chroma key/crop) or animated overlays? Multiple cameras or input sources? Multiple audio sources? The framerate was terrible, the entire
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
"horrible" is not dramatic.... it was unusable.
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I was in the same boat. Switched to a T495 ThinkPad with AMD Ryzen 7 PRO 3700U w/ Radeon Vega 10 Gfx, and now my macs feel like toys. Unbelievable power. Would never imagine a laptop could do any of things OBS is able to deliver
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
It really shows. I just switched back to Windows after 10 years of macs, and OBS was a driving factor. Can't believe how powerful and easy to use it is. I ran my high school's analog TV studio 25 years ago, and we ran a live n
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
I'm in the same camp, but I haven't seen anyone seriously suggesting view source would ever go away. This whole question is posed backwards... it's not about the value of diversity, it's about the destructive power of a
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
*more than half
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
That is not correct... it is 150 AU away from earth. https://voyager.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/status/
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by hashtagmarkup 6y ago
chromedev thinks judgement for MS praise is skewed. Everyone should follow chromedev's judgement. Surely it isn't skewed. chromedev's judgement. VS Code is solid. I still prefer TextMate on a Mac, but on windows 10, VS

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