j16sdiz

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by j16sdiz 5d ago
DXOMARK sells test equipment, technical report and consulting service. I am quite sure they have those analysis behind a paywall.
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by j16sdiz 5d ago
They have lots more data in their paid report. Dxomark sells test tools and reports
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by j16sdiz 6d ago
I hate to say this, but a researcher in biology ain't a statistician or logician. Many math paper hand waves over many parts of a proof.. yet both of those can be and have been useful in practice.
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by j16sdiz 9d ago
and SPARC was one of the top choice for server where telnet were run.
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by j16sdiz 13d ago
Private Banks. They are regulated as bank under fed.
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by j16sdiz 16d ago
It is "not stored" "not recorded".
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by j16sdiz 17d ago
This depends on what "proved by AI" meant. Was that a one shot prompt? or something guided by human, step by step? If that's the later, it won't use the same approach when not guided by the same human.
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by j16sdiz 18d ago
User just couldn't care less. Do it have extra feature? Speed? Ease of use?
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by j16sdiz 18d ago
Rate limit never work like that in large volume. Keeping connection alive take memory. Rate limit by bytes/sec would hold the connection longer, taking more resources. Rate limit by ip don't work with sudden surge demand, ddos, et
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by j16sdiz 18d ago
Where did the 50% came from?! Many phenomenon emerge from randomness with very high probability just because the law of large number.
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by j16sdiz 18d ago
and don't forget the bullets. In most part of the world, bullets are illegal. If you are getting "grey market" bullets anyway, it is easy to get a "grey market" gun.
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by j16sdiz 19d ago
Well... every reverse engineering project is a schematic sitting in someone's drawer.
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by j16sdiz 19d ago
No. The question OP ask was.... who is paying for the matching? The donation got 3x, sure somebody is paying, right? I was planning to donate, and this omission stopped me.
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by j16sdiz 22d ago
22k is nothing on the internet. A random youtube channel have way more than that.
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by j16sdiz 22d ago
It is fascinating that both of these are equality true in the ancient world: 1. Most of the population never leave their city or town of birth. 2. Some people went on multi-year pilgrim, voyage, or trading route. Even multiple time in their
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by j16sdiz 24d ago
There are no public release of 3.5 pro. Either its a typo, or you have some insider information
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by j16sdiz 24d ago
As much as I would hope they would... I don't think that's in character for sam altman.
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by j16sdiz 24d ago
Looking at the "True Rate" vs "Headline Rate" graph.... The "Headline Rate" seems to be a good proxy for the "True Rate". As long as we are not comparing them in the absolute term, what's the pr
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by j16sdiz 25d ago
Google's policy wording is clear. It is just you don't like what is written.
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by j16sdiz 25d ago
That's a real concern in Korea.
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by j16sdiz 26d ago
Afaict, most ancient civization have conception of "nothingness" or "emptiness". The dispute is often whether they consider it as a number or not
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by j16sdiz 29d ago
The "open panel" in macOS is actually a system service, run out-of-process, with different sandbox and permission.
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by j16sdiz 29d ago
afaict, decoder bugs like these are treated with lowest priority possible. It is not enabled by default. It is used only in video games, which input files are fixed set of asset that came with the game. It can be a crash, yes. but the typi
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by j16sdiz 29d ago
I am expecting a unicorn.
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by j16sdiz 1mo ago
> Any two countries that respect .... by mutual agreement. Guess how China got their membership in WTO ?
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by j16sdiz 1mo ago
This is allowed as long as you hold the architectural license (which Apple does), and the register is not exposed to userspace (this register is accessible only from kernel)
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by j16sdiz 1mo ago
> ... the parser that ingests token sequences. which is exposed via http
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by j16sdiz 1mo ago
> You still need to be compliant with PPWR, no matter you sell on Amazon, eBay, Aliexpress or the street corner. I am 100% sure AliExpress just doesn't care and ship it anyway.
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by j16sdiz 1mo ago
> Stupid shit like 0.3€ soldering buttons to 200€ motherboards I won't call soldering anything on a 20-layers pcb "stupid shit".
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by j16sdiz 1mo ago
Don't see this happens any time soon. Many feedback loops in modern car is software based and interconnected with each other. Kits that works half as good without software would be very expensive to make.

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