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by jsjohnst 3y ago
Seems likely a compromise at the GPU or ARM side as equally possible routes.
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> We already know Apple and Google cooperate with the spy agencies very eagerly. The evidence clearly indicates otherwise…
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> The one thing I genuinely don't understand is why there is no single task queue that works across ruby and python. Not sure I can recommend it, but Gearman does fit the bill. There’s client and worker libraries for a dozen languag
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> had musk not purchased tesla after the roadster was built He invested before even the first prototype roadster was built. At no point did he “purchase” Tesla.
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Good thing Apple hasn’t used TouchID on phones in a long time then?
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> I'm glad this was rejected. It’s an April Fools joke from forever ago…
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
tl;dr - clickbait “Researcher” claims to have used “Quantum Concepts” using regular hardware and to have cracked RSA-2048. No proof, questionable pre-print paper, nothing to see here yet.
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> I'm still not sure what Tesla gain from opening up SuperCharger for competitors. 1) government funding to the tune of billions of dollars to build more superchargers 2) lucrative opportunity to sell more kWh at their super premium
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> makes the requirement/limitation seem reasonable. If it looks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it right well might just be a duck.
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> WTIC-AM in Hartford, CT, on 1080 MHz 1080 KHz you mean… 1.080 ghz is in the range used for aeronautical navigation.
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
It doesn't look like you missed any (this your site or just one you found?), but here is the full zone file in case anyone is interested: https://pastebin.com/NAnMzk3P
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
here's the full zone file for the TLD... https://pastebin.com/NAnMzk3P
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> This is only slightly hyperbolic, after having checked it. Each GDoc tab (in Safari) took ~600 MiB. It very much depends on the size of the document and how long it’s been open. I’ve actually had Gdocs be over 3gb for a single document
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This is almost entirely due to sensor size. The sensor on the iPhone is smaller than your pinky nail with pixels between 1µm and 2µm in size (depending on which camera is used), the Nikon on the other hand has pixels over twice the largest
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> The price doesn't seem unreasonable to me for a turnkey complete package, since I don't have the skills or tools to make this myself. I have the skills and tools to build this myself. Based on some napkin math, materials and
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
Have a half dozen Google Docs open at once and you could force an 8gb machine to start swapping. Just saying.
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Thanks for confirming your true colors. Have a nice life!
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The wording of the title is obvious flame bait as evidenced so far in the comments, while the core point “AppleSilicon machines required for VisionOS development” would be a much more productive thing to talk about. I wish OP would’ve had a
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> Wouldn't you risk a 1% chance of a fiery death if it meant a $2 SAVINGS? No.
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Fair point! I was basing it more on this definition: > to grossly mislead or deceive (someone) especially for one's own advantage But even that doesn’t fit ideally, so I edited the post.
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> but you already chose to suffer by not having control of your tools ~Gaslight much?~ Edit: How about not insulting people who don’t share your point of view?
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Reminds me of the time a 747 Dreamlifter[0] accidentally landed at the wrong airport (a tiny public airfield). Boy was that crazy what they had to do to get the plane back in the air. Edit: [0] - thx to commenter below for the reminder it w
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> when you own a domain you actually own it, not renting it, not lease it, It is yours, and unless you do something clearly illegal no one can just take it Since when did something you “own” require recurring renewal fees or else it’s re
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> Including Google Suite (although with GS sending emails from such "aliases" will fail DKIM, not ideal) Not if you properly configure DKIM records for it… https://support.google.com/a/answer/177063
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> Microsoft has something like a hundred domains, including purposefully misspelled ones like "microsft.com", which is real, owned by them, and regularly used to bypass "security filtering" by paranoid admins. You are
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> So if you never worked in NY state, or move away from NY state, then you are not liable for NY income taxes. Sorry, it’s not that simple. I’m not speaking about things “I’ve read”, I’m speaking from first hand experience including figh
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> ny/ca/ma type states don't want their white collar workers moving to low tax states and working from there NY doesn’t care where you live, they’ll gladly tax you and aggressively pursue said taxes no matter if you get an
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by jsjohnst 3y ago
> rather than a link that goes down whenever it rains. Oh, so you are finally conceding that Starlink doesn’t fit every use case? Because Starlink definitely goes down during a storm occasionally but a dedicated microwave link with high
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> Only for HFT as far as I know; latency mattering that much is a tiny niche. You obviously live in a tech bubble. Remote industrial machine control definitely has concerns around guaranteed latency.
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> Nobody born in the last 50 years would ask that question about computers, because we know that they are dumb electrical circuits. I’d argue this is a radically off-base generalization that’s as bad or worse than what you’re arguing aga

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