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6y ago
Industry behemoths do need near-death experiences from time to time. Intel is not yet near-death. They still have overwhelming market share and it still seems to them that they are "succeeding". Their future will depend on whether
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6y ago
Thanks for the correction, I didn't know that in the UK kettles commonly have a power rating of up to 3KW. Looks like the EU tried to ban such high power appliances in 2014, but I don't think they did. MediaMarkt in Germany has ma
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6y ago
I'm a little wary of OwnCloud, and generally of any software written in PHP. PHP invites problems. That said, I find this page reassuring: https://owncloud.com/security/ . It does seem like they took security prett
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6y ago
It's the same electricity, given two times the current, at half the voltage your kettle will boil in exactly the same time, because P = V*I
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6y ago
That actually looks amazing to me. Add a popcorn button, and I'm sold.
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6y ago
I'm a big fan of the idea, especially in the light of Google Photos announcement. I'd ideally want my phone to back up my pictures, location, health data, documents, and other data to something self-hosted, with at least decent mi
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6y ago
I'd like to see them "pay bills", or even just function, if the rest of the country stops working for a few months. I'm pretty sure that groceries and durable goods do not materialize out of thin air.
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6y ago
Nancy Pelosi in 2017: "Our election was hijacked". What has changed since then, and why is it not a possibility that it was hijacked this time? https://twitter.com/SpeakerPelosi/status/864522009048494080
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6y ago
Re-read what I said. Dude bought half the Duma by the time Putin went after him and was writing his own laws. And you're right about taxes, but do observe that taxes are only optional in Russia as long as you are an oligarch who doesn&
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6y ago
> Basically Xi's nightmare is the disintegration of the Soviet Union and he's running the opposite playbook that Gorbachev used. This is certainly what it looked like from Russia in the 90s, when China was just starting to mean
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6y ago
> "Why do both programs exist". For the same reason why we still manufacture tanks, only to then park them in the desert: pork.
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6y ago
I'm not the one bending backwards here, bud.
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6y ago
That's what Google is organizationally unable to understand. They consider you giving them all your data to be a perfectly private thing to do. In fact, in a way, they consider themselves to be sort of guardians of your privacy, since
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6y ago
Bannon isn't calling for their literal decapitation either. "Head on a pike" is an euphemism for getting fired. Another way to say this is "heads should roll" which also does not mean decapitation. Also, when someon
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6y ago
This is a strawman and you know it. There's plenty of such rhetoric on Twitter and Facebook. What's different is the group of people against which it is targeted.
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6y ago
Such as this: https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/831483401467265024 ?
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6y ago
I'm at a loss of words. The size of balls it takes to say what you just said will affect the gravitational balance of the planet. Evidence: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFJmkws1Q40 Also, here's NYT: https:
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6y ago
So what do we do about folks who chanted "fry 'em like bacon", and "death to America" in the streets just a few weeks ago? Any punitive measures there, or nah?
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6y ago
As a high BMI individual, I'm fully in support of instituting minimal hiring and promotion quotas for fat people. Given that there's "obesity epidemic" going on, I propose we set it at 50% to ensure that there's no
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6y ago
Makes me wonder how much more un-repealable multinational-friendly garbage is making its way through legislatures worldwide under the guise of COVID relief. Surveillance, new taxes, repeal of tax breaks, new regulation, prohibition of assem
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6y ago
There's also https://github.com/ARM-software/ComputeLibrary , but Accelerate easily blows the doors off it, on the same hardware.
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6y ago
It was a joke. :-) Hence "sources familiar with their thinking" and "on a more serious note".
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6y ago
Sources familiar with their thinking say Torvalds and Stallman will join Microsoft early next year. On a more serious note, I hope Van Rossum and Hejlsberg spend lots of quality time together and thoroughly pick each other's brains. Th
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6y ago
Not even a millenial, and I still subscribe to Apple Music, even though I have an extensive ripped FLAC collection and there are maybe 2-3 CDs a year that come out that I will listen to more than once (which I buy anyway).
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6y ago
Search in the roadmap is exciting. It'd often be great to constrain search to just the pages I already visited, and there's never an option to do so. And because it's not a full index of the web with billions of pages, this s
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6y ago
BitChute as well. Edit: not anymore as of 17:43PST.
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6y ago
Accelerate is also available (and highly performant) on ARM as well. I was not able to beat it with anything on ARM, including hand-coded assembly, at least for sgemm and simple dot products, which are bread and butter of deep learning. It
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6y ago
Wonderful. So now they also want people to pay for getting their life data-mined. It's like cable TV - started without ads, now has more ads than content, and nobody seems to mind enough to cancel.
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6y ago
It did not occur to me until now that instead of timing their sales to announcements, senior execs could time announcements to their scheduled stock sales. Brilliant, in a way - a legal form of insider trading. In the meantime the lowly peo
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6y ago
Did this only happen in swing states and VA though? And why does drift happen _well after_ in-person vote is already counted? And do you have data to support your point #1? Because people claim that, but I don't really see any evidence
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