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2y ago
The biggest use of voice cloning will be callers from foreign countries taking money from grandparents. Expect encryption like RCS and WhatsApp to go away by popular demand, because when phishing gets too good, the only solution will be a s
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2y ago
Nobody is actually hurt by this. It's just the media getting upset on purpose. But some Googlers will probably freak out and neuter the product's actual usefulness to please the whiners.
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2y ago
Fail them.
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2y ago
https://archive.ph/6Mxw6
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Opinion | How smart campuses are preparing for another wave of Gaza protests
(washingtonpost.com)
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2y ago
Wow this looks really nice. Great work and thanks.
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2y ago
Don't move fast. This is the C programming language. The foundation of all software. Each new feature will interact with everything else, because C is connected to almost everything else. Making C larger is actually a really bad thing.
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2y ago
Good for Google.
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2y ago
Nice!
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2y ago
The point is for companies to buy these to start trying it out and developing on it.
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2y ago
I was having trouble understanding what they are. Summary: It's a password manager on your phone. You sign into your password manager with something easy like biometrics or a PIN. Then all the 'real' passwords for sites are a
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2y ago
If Teams and Outlook become clunkier because of the EU, that will be a really irritating problem...
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2y ago
> Soldered CPU What altenative would you like to see?
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2y ago
Do something meaningful. The people I know who make the most money, do absolutely asinine stuff that they don't even bother explaining to other developers. They just hide behind the phrase 'I work at X.' A lot of the best peo
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2y ago
One suggestion is they could make the thread_sleep() function always yield. Then have a lowest-priority task that actually sleeps.
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2y ago
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/sep/11/nsa-americans-...
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2y ago
Probably 95% of raspberry pis are sitting unused on a shelf, so it was was an excellent choice to make these boards lower cost w/ microSD cards.
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2y ago
fyi, MEMRI is a media outlet literally founded and run by Israeli intelligence officers.
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2y ago
This is something the repair shops don't want to admit. When the customer comes in, they want their laptop fixed in a few hours. If the shop doesn't have the part available, will the customer want to wait a week for it to be order
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3y ago
Sorry, do you mind if I ask what model of car and laptop do you usually use at the moment.
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3y ago
didn't notice before, but the CNN article has a link to a PDF report that gives a lot more details. https://www.daihatsu.com/news/2023/report_1_E.pdf Here's the longer description of the same thing. It s
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3y ago
https://www.daihatsu.com/news/2023/20230428-4.html > Daihatsu has confirmed that in the side collision tests of the [Toyota Yaris, Perodua Axia, and Toyota Agya], the inside lining of the front seat door was im
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3y ago
No it's not the only thing. The same thing is mentioned in the article: > In fact, he even said Intel could surpass the pace of Moore's Law at least until 2031 and has promoted "Super Moore's Law," a strategy to
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3y ago
Intel isn't even one of the top 3 semiconductor companies anymore. You've got Nvidia, Apple, AMD, Broadcom all ahead of them. Intel can whine about Moore's law, but AMD not only has many chiplets in one processor, but has dif
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3y ago
it's funny because just yesterday I posted: > soon as it's out, a whole bunch of extremely privileged ML people will throw their hands up and say, "oh well, cats out of the bag." https://news.ycombinator.co
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3y ago
That's not really true, most scammers have a male voice with a heavy accent. When they have tools that easily disguise their voice, scammers can reach many more elderly people.
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3y ago
This is really harmful and unethical work. It will be used to hurt millions of elderly people with scams. That's the real application that will happen 100x more than anything else. It's unethical and harmful to release tools that
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As soon as ML generated voice becomes really good, call scammers will use it against elderly people. That's going to be the #1 application far and away from anything. And as soon as it's out, a whole bunch of extremely privileged
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3y ago
Meta should do a ChatGPT clone just like they did a Twitter clone.
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3y ago
What a rude response. I doubt you have ever built any electronic products, or you would not say that.
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