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by lysace 10mo ago
My outsider understanding: Google AI (a Google team which Jeff Dean ran) was merged with DeepMind to create Google DeepMind (a subsidiary of Alphabet, like Google). Demis Hassabis is the CEO of Google DeepMind and Jeff Dean is now the Chief
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by lysace 10mo ago
We would then hack you.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Action probably looks like crash-starting multiple nuclear weapons programs. With or without the help of the british/french. Probably with. I'd imagine programs from: the Nordics and Poland+Baltics. Maybe Germany, probably not.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Lots of asshole "might is right" apologists from the homeland on HN lately, yes. They have no moral standing. Interestingly they do seem to desire one.
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by lysace 10mo ago
... and the story is at least temporarily flagged away from the front page. I guess it's a brand risk or worse for YC, in the brand new hyper-american world. Yes, I understand that the system is designed for YC to let some people flag
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by lysace 10mo ago
I'm probably not 100% up to date with their progress (feel free to educate me/us), but to me Tailscale seems perfect for a small startup of highly competent people but has the risk of falling apart catastrophically when you grow a
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by lysace 10mo ago
My bet is on illegal price fixing, for the nth time.
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by lysace 10mo ago
It was a more innocent time. Proof: https://web.archive.org/web/19990429180417/http://www.expert...
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by lysace 10mo ago
None of those worked as programming tools. I really miss Google Answers though, with the bounties. Random example: http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview/id/762357.html It's remarkable how similar
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by lysace 10mo ago
Gen 0: expertsexchange.com, later experts-exchange.com (1996) Gen 1: stackoverflow.com (2008) Gen 2: chatgpt.com (2022, sort of)
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by lysace 10mo ago
I've had a bit of a difficulty of understanding the actual benefits of proper secure boot vs zero protection. I've arrived at this understanding: secure boot sometimes allows you to recover a compromised fleet without recalls.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Is this likely to meet any substantial legal resistance in any US courts?
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by lysace 10mo ago
I'm generally confused about how the US DOJ has jurisdiction in Venezuela.
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by lysace 10mo ago
ChatGPT managed the following given the submitted source URL and the prompt "summarize the key technical facts into two sentences suitable for a hacker news comment". Deutschlandticket fraud stemmed from decentralization and weak
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by lysace 10mo ago
tl;dw please?
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by lysace 10mo ago
Two other cable cuts/"damages" happened around the same dates. Two separate Arelion-owned cables between Sweden/Estonia and Finland/Estonia. https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/JOow58&#x2F
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by lysace 10mo ago
This was the first of their videos that impressed me. Looking back, I have watched a few of their videos per year. Previous were videos tended have much less content density and quality. I really enjoyed the segments where they let ASML&#x2
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by lysace 10mo ago
"Left untouched since covid lockdown" is not exactly ancient history. This is just well-documented breaking and entering.
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by lysace 10mo ago
This seems close to the perfect crime. I've read that a lot of untaxed income exchanged to gold was likely kept there. Like a lot .
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by lysace 10mo ago
There is very little with a) high technical quality in the presented content, b) an assumption that the average viewer is reasonably intelligent, and c) high production quality. The Computer Chronicles was kind of unique that way. Edit: OTO
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by lysace 10mo ago
Doesn't resolve.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Here are a few sections of transatlantic telegraph cables for sale: https://www.georgeglazer.com/wpmain/product-category/science...
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by lysace 10mo ago
Factually wrong. That's at least 52 GB.
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by lysace 10mo ago
Some hardcore nazis went to South America. You may know about Rote Armee Fraktion/Baader-Meinhof-Gruppe. They were a self-proclaimed communist and anti-imperialist urban guerrilla group. They murdered 34 people. A number of these were
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by lysace 10mo ago
Turns out excellent records had been kept by the criminals. The approximate 70 customers were caught. They received suspended sentences, fines, their scores expunged and where applicable were expelled from university programs. One of them w
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by lysace 10mo ago
German Wikipedia was taken down twice (for "privacy", not piracy though). Still "illegal information". In the latter case about a former Stasi worker turned leftist member of parliament. https://www.theregiste
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by lysace 10mo ago
> can only be used for the cybertruck vs > where the batteries are being used It's just a different battery cell size with less overhead. 46 by 80 mm instead of e.g. 21 by 70 mm.
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by lysace 10mo ago
It can be hard to prevent cheating in person too: A criminal enterprise was uncovered in 2019 in Sweden. They had targeted the local SAT variant (högskoleprovet). Their end customer equipment consisted of a modified mobile phone hidden some
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by lysace 10mo ago
In that price range paid bundling of pre-installed apps become a major economi driver. Those installs are worth a lot more in the US.
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by lysace 10mo ago
So how many GB in total for a Tesla, or say a VW EV? Something like 16-32 GB? Is that not roughly like a $1k phone?

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