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by mda 8y ago
And an army of Joe Nobody bots would attack to this information immediately. Please be realistic and why twist words..
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by mda 8y ago
Can you know how much money other parties make in any of your transactions?
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by mda 8y ago
I think the question is very reasonable, your example is flawed because question is not about examples of someone not doing something, he is asking if someone actively worked against or seriously questioned of a murder he/she is order
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by mda 8y ago
I understand what you mean, but I am just pointing out that because of its nature no matter how hard people in the organisation think about morals they are the hand that do the atrocities, and these happen a bit too often considering. I ha
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by mda 8y ago
So the "leadership" seems to fail again and again although they thought really hard about their moral positions.
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by mda 8y ago
Apparently they think about it yet execute the orders regardless. Just judging by the atrocities of all wars.
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by mda 8y ago
I am not sure our definition of analog are same. Are you claiming that gigantic chip shown in the zen 2 picture is an analog chip?
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by mda 8y ago
I/O module is not analog, but most of your points still stand, It is mostly for increasing yields and reducing costs. With this separation they are reducing chiplet size quite a bit, so that they will have superlinear cost reduction o
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by mda 8y ago
See the phoronix benchmarks, linux performs much better on same workloads.
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by mda 8y ago
mythologized to mychologized indeed.
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by mda 8y ago
So instead of testing it, researcher just speculated.
702.
by mda 8y ago
Whoa slow down tiger.
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by mda 8y ago
Istanbul, not Constantinople.
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by mda 8y ago
Java was not open source at the time. It is possible to fork now.
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by mda 8y ago
Not really. PMs has little influence in general.
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by mda 8y ago
You can for almost all of it. Don't sign in, or disable all kind of personalization and storage from your account settings. You can alao delete all your history, forever.
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by mda 8y ago
They actually explain what exactly is stored and what it is used for. You can see and control it as well. But on hacker news and this is an unpopular opinion.
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HotSort GPU accelerated integer sorting library(github.com)
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by mda 8y ago
Syncing almost everything across devices. Super useful.
710.
by mda 8y ago
How are they mining your emails to build a profile of you? Besides when you use such a service all your personal emails are stored in servers. One rubber stamp away from total ownage.
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by mda 8y ago
How is your comment relevant to the article?
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by mda 8y ago
How is it better for privacy and quality?
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by mda 8y ago
Except that gmail is hosted on a much better and secure infrastructure with very good SREs.
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by mda 8y ago
That depends on the test and hardly "much faster"
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by mda 8y ago
My guess is that it is mostly bing, a few percentages for other sources. They never share the breakdown. It would spoil their magic I suppose.
716.
by mda 8y ago
Still they are a meta search engine mostly depend on bing. Have they ever shared how much of traffic they serve from each "source"? Never.
717.
by mda 8y ago
A browser is much more than the rendering engine, besides, blink today is a totally different beast, there is almost nothing left from khtml either.
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by mda 8y ago
As a note, Zemberek is still actively maintained and mature imo. But the more the merrier of course.
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by mda 8y ago
These problems and not specific to Turkish. All languages pose different challenges, with focused research almost all are solvable.
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by mda 8y ago
I agree with you, it is true that from computer linguistics perspective Turkish is more complex in general, but it is indeed possible to tackle all of these issues it given enough time and energy. Lately there are bigger advances in the are

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