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by lemax 3y ago
https://archive.ph/lzPrA
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America's controls on sales of GPUs to China are leaky(economist.com)
1 points by lemax 3y ago|1 comments
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by lemax 3y ago
Ones they ship to countries that haven't signed the American export-control regime, e.g. Singapore and then send off to China.
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They studied dishonesty, was their work a lie?(newyorker.com)
1 points by lemax 3y ago|0 comments
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The first human has received a Neuralink brain implant(wsj.com)
1 points by lemax 3y ago|0 comments
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by lemax 3y ago
Perhaps because the high sugar foods that occur in nature contain nutrients we don't get elsewhere and help us fight disease. These sugars are also naturally packaged in a way that makes them behave quite unlike added sugars, they don&
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by lemax 3y ago
MIT / Apache are not copyleft and do not stipulate any obligations to release modifications. There would be no basis for a third party to go after a product that incorporates software with these licenses and ask them to release it.
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by lemax 3y ago
All this to allow you to process the payment yourself. This is just the industry standard 3% payment processing fee.
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by lemax 3y ago
This page is encouraging people to focus on building technologies that bridge the human-eco relationship, it makes no arguments about free software.
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by lemax 3y ago
This is a really impressive reverse engineering feat of the iMessage protocol, all the way down to the iMessage auth flows and identity credentials. The deep dive the authors posted is interesting https://blog.beeper.com/p&#
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by lemax 3y ago
You do not need to wear a uniform to get into Berghain. The bouncers, above all, are looking for interesting people who they believe will add something to the mix rather than just go there to consume and gawk. There really is not much to co
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by lemax 3y ago
There is a Michelin star restaurant in Palermo, Sicily called MEC that has a surprising collection of Apple products and personal photos, letters, and other effects from Steve Jobs (including his shoes?). I think they also had a camera poin
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by lemax 3y ago
I too find the it patronizing to shop in-store – it seems the staff are trained to assume everyone has less knowledge of the products than they do – this might work in other consumer retail environments but not when you're selling &quo
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by lemax 3y ago
Shrewd shopkeepers know the AMEX deal – higher transaction fees, potential chargebacks, etc. Even when they do accept it, I feel bad giving my AMEX to a small business, especially when I'm abroad. Accepting AMEX is common at a high-en
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How the economy will respond to inflation(economist.com)
2 points by lemax 3y ago|0 comments
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by lemax 3y ago
While Astrud captured a beautiful english rendition of this song, the lure and enchantment of bossa and samba is lost quite easily to my ears when english vocals chime in. If you love this stuff and you want to branch out from well known G
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by lemax 3y ago
I like to think that you are either consuming culture or contributing to it – if all you are there to do is consume, you may be better off in a place less foreign. I've found that taking the time to integrate with the people, learning
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by lemax 3y ago
When I'm traveling and in apartments that don't have cable television, I use these super long videos to keep the TV on and make it look like I'm home. I wonder how many other people doing the same and driving up views.
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by lemax 3y ago
Kagan's dissent is particularly thought provoking. While the majority ruled that the use was not sufficiently transformative because it was licensed to publications in the same manner as the original photograph, Kagan believes that Con
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by lemax 4y ago
Individual actions like these feel good for people, but don't really make much headway on the broader problems. For example if you are vegan, you are not directly supporting the factory farming of animal products, but meanwhile people
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by lemax 4y ago
I've seen implementations of this trend in Switzerland at natural markets - I wouldn't exactly call it "zero waste", but some shops are catering to customers who aspire to be more environmentally conscious. For example,
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by lemax 4y ago
Wikipedia is not for profit, the incentives are incomparable.
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by lemax 4y ago
This brings me back to jailbreaking my iPod Touch on OS 1.1.1 when I was like 12. What a groundbreaking mobile OS this was.
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Windows security updates classified by CVE(msrc.microsoft.com)
1 points by lemax 4y ago|0 comments
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by lemax 4y ago
We can’t avoid feature creep as viable company leaders because we would miss out on new customers. Maintaining a good UI amid constantly added features is really a product design issue. The real problem is rogue teams/line level produc
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by lemax 4y ago
Unfortunately beyond / impossible meats were just mimicked by all the incumbent meat alternative brands and it turns out what they are doing isn't that special or proprietary. Most people eating them are not hardcore vegans /
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by lemax 4y ago
Their goal is to create cost predictability and ensure things are budgeted for. It's about reducing risk and locking in cost. In some cases, if the cost is discretionary, people may also want to ensure they spend their budget so it isn
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by lemax 4y ago
The court based the award on “actual usage” of the software (i.e. auditable use by uniquely identifiable users). In a real life contract negotiation, the Navy would have purchased far more licenses. Enterprises tend to buy surplus licenses
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by lemax 4y ago
I love companies that can actually thrive with this way of working but it only works at a certain size. This only works in a senior heavy, relatively flat engineering org. Once process ramps up due to new compliance demands or HR wants more
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by lemax 4y ago
Wine quality ranking (and price) in France is less interested in what tastes good and more interested in what is most distinctive. A lot of fine wine is priced on geographic prestige / scarcity. For example, there are many hectares of

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