michaelsshaw

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by michaelsshaw 3y ago
> FSD was harder than anyone suspected Literally the only thing most people know about FSD is that it is hard. This is very on brand for Elon: 1. Claim something is super simple and easy 2. Get billion dollar contracts for vaporware 3. F
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by michaelsshaw 3y ago
Using faster computer chips to make faster computers, rather than Apple products, should be the focus, yes.
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by michaelsshaw 3y ago
Yeah, definitely more of these (which is even more of a waste), I was more just thinking about myself :)
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by michaelsshaw 3y ago
How improved though? iPhones are already pretty fast. I don't know about you, but i've never compiled a kernel on my phone. Having a faster, actual workstation grade computer would be better. But yeah you're right, sarcasm is
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by michaelsshaw 3y ago
Nobody really benefits when the leading process node is being wasted by a walled garden company on, mostly, consumer laptops
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
It exploded.
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
>We really need some form of process to retire judges that clearly haven't kept up with the times and still think in terms of 'series of tubes'. It can't be the only solution to promote them to a different court and h
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
True competent professionals tend to keep quiet
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
>Wait until you learn that MS has hooks for the firmware to download executables that will run during kernel boot time... Could you elaborate? Sounds very sinister
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
Nah man, just add exactly one more bit(somehow) and ezpz see ya in 2039
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
Need a brain backdoor to prevent people from fantasizing about celebrities. That'll stop it for sure.
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
This right here. Rust only JUST got added to the kernel in 6.0 and I doubt that it will replace 30 years of C development any time soon.
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
Federal laws do trump state laws in most cases, it is settled. This case is due to the fed's noninterference policy, which they chose for themselves, it's not being forced on them because of some Civil War-era debate.
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
Very interesting! Thanks for this!
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
https://twitter.com/bert_hu_bert/status/1561650689474011136
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
No, re-read it. "Advised" as in being told. Ghana has told Delta explicitly to not dispatch N195DN to Accra.
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
HackerTyper isn't a generator, but is actually from the Linux kernel. It's kernel/groups.c, but just a really old version.
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
People have lamented their website for years. Considering the types of programs that suckless produces, its doubtful that anyone involved gives two shits about websites at all.
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
Just another example of Elon Musk committing to doing something crazy to generate headlines then not following through with it. Not sure when people are going to realize this guy's a total fraud.
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
Copper is actually a reactive metal, will leach into acidic liquids, and is generally not permitted for restaurant use for this reason.
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by michaelsshaw 4y ago
Nothing wrong with any of these languages, especially C. It's been around since the early 70s and is not going anywhere. There's a very good reason it (and to an extent C++) is still is the default language for doing a lot of thin