mass_and_energy

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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
This is such a healthy interaction, it makes me so happy to see people lifting each other up like this
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
This. CUDA handles a lot of overhead that the dev is responsible for on the Cell architecture. Makes you wonder what PS3 games would have looked like with CUDA-style abstraction of the Cell's capabilities
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
The use of the Cell processor in the PlayStation 3 was an interesting choice by Sony. It was the perfect successor to the PS2's VU0 and VU1s, so if you were a game developer coming from the PS2 space and were well-versed in the concept
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
"you wouldn't order a turbo off Temu, would you? Actually wait, don't answer that" You wouldn't download a car...
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
I'm interested in learning more about this behavior as I'm in the market for TVs but Google doesn't seem to have much on this topic. Do you have any links on this?
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
How does this affect CaaS-based deployments like AKS, EKS, GKE and the like?
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
This is unrelated to GCP. If you're going to be an abrasive tool then you should at the very least have some shred of an idea of what you're talking about, laddie
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
Honestly. Does this mean that if someone takes a picture of their willy with Google Photos enabled, it'll censor myself from myself? Where does it end?
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
It's just metadata, no transcription of calls can take place. In the future, please read the article before engaging in the discussion of its content.
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
This. If you're in an abusive relationship and your abuser sees that you're calling a lawyer, a helpline, a family member etc, bad things can happen quite quickly. This information is non-public for a reason, and you don't ha
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
I'm listening?
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
YSK:that zdnet article was (thankfully) corrected in this subsequent article in which BT refuses to release their data: https://www.zdnet.com/article/bt-backpedals-on-claims-almost...
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
I'm seeing a lot of people complaining about Dockerfile being too complicated, but if you can wrap your head around local scopes and Docker's layering it's really not rocket science. Is Dockerfile that bad or is it an overall
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by mass_and_energy 2y ago
That's like saying "why do we bother with makefiles when we can just make a shell script that invokes the toolchain as needed based on positional arguments?". Well, we certainly could do that but it's over complicated co
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
This is the mentality that they desperately want you to have. Their game plan is to push more and more laws like this until we are too exhausted to push back. First ACTA then FISA and now RISAA. If you roll over and say "well they&#x27
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
Can someone please explain how this isn't bribery in disguise? I'd have graduated with honors if my teachers accepted tips
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
Hear hear, if you think you're coding better when you're stoned, you're only thinking that when you're stoned. Studies have shown that while cannabis makes you think you're more creative, it actually makes you less
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
I feel like the reason most users don't care if they lose access to PWAs is because they haven't had much expose to them. Apple would prefer people continue to use stuff from their app store instead of PWAs and so they're squ
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
Does the Tin Man have a sheet-metal willy? Of course they are, it's typical Apple behavior to make it seem that anything non-apple is flawed in one way or another. It's to foster negative opinions towards PWAs so they can peddle i
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
Well in the USA companies have the same rights as an individual, so doesn't it seem fair to hold them to the same legal standard of what is and isn't considered genocide? Or the fact that between the years of 1941 and 1945 they ac
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
That's a fair point, and a good way of looking at it. My biggest concern, to be honest, is that they'll be low-functioning and it'll be because of the hand I chose to deal them. The thought alone is haunting
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
I mean, I'm autistic and will adopt instead of having biological children for that very reason. I'm high functioning and still had a cursed childhood owing to it. I wouldn't roll the dice on bestowing that on anybody, let alo
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
"thinking I’d learn how they ran truly global projects." ... Watson Business Machines has entered the chat. The Holocaust couldn't have happened without IBM's help, they're war criminals that we allow to conduct bus
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
This is why it's important to ensure your cameras have redundant flash storage using something like an SD card. In this way, you have local footage on the camera whether it's jammed or not. So they'd have to tear the cameras
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
Is there a fallacy or lie in the parent comment you'd like to expand on, or are you just assuming OP is a shill? Because these are basic facts that apply to any cryonics company so I'm confused as to where your accusation is comin
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
Ah yes the ol EFK stack, I almost miss carefully tuning my shard balancing to get the most outta my cluster
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
Hmm, do any android devices use IWD for their mobile hotspot capabilities? Because that would be a bit of a crisis if mobile hotspot was cracked, no? Edit: IWD doesn't seem to be used in Android at all
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
Actually, some of the affected communities weren't seen as profitable enough to run cable/fibre for internet and as such rely on POTS for calling 911. Indeed most of us are POTS -> an ASA in your basement -> TCP/IP, but
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
I think they were referring to the TCO. The total cost of ownership, or TCO, represents the net cost of an item based on all aspects of its use and ownership (gas, insurance, maintenance). Whether or not the math checks out is a whole other
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by mass_and_energy 3y ago
How many of our financial system's rules are we willing to let the Hong-Kong Shanghai Banking Corporation walk all over before we stand up for ourselves and expel them from the western financial markets?

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