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Not surprising given the commong father in Dave Cutler https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Cutler
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> One-in-five bad bots used Mobile Safari as their browser of choice in 2022, up from 16.1% in 2021. Being a neophyte. How does this work exactly? Is a JS payload that does something bad or an app using web view. Genuinely curious on t
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Gamedev from Scratch 0: Groundwork
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Staffing will remain the the biggest challenge. Attracting scientists and mathematicians who understand the problem domain of what this body of Fortran represents is critical. These persons will either lead continued development in Fortran
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Staffing will remain the the biggest challenge. Attracting scientists and mathematicians who understand the problem domain of what this body of Fortran represents is critical. These persons will either lead continued development in Fortran
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I suspect it may be problem of input parameter exhaustion. Do they have enough source material that is safe/vetted for the next jump in training material. I can imagine that model poisoning is a real thing now...
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hopefully it will get something similar to fujinet built in or at least be able to support it https://fujinet.online/
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The Paywalled Garden: iOS is Adware (2020)
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Anyone have an idea which one is more power efficient? Is there a tool that could help make that determination ?
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Atari wrote most of its aracade video games by cross assembling on DEC PDP-11/20’s. Later they used better and bigger Vax systems but almost nothing was native in those days
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It’s not Windows. It’s the broken social contract the entire PC industry has in believing it’s ok flood us with ads and surveillance driven “marketing”. Any retail PC is a sewer of bloat and crap ware.
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Long term if WPF is dead/dying I wonder what Visual Studio is planning unless that’s going to sunset into VS Code
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This will gain traction while RPi continues to favour OEMS/Industrial sales over makers. This board certainly checks two big boxes: - Mainstream Linux support for the SOC - A native m.2 m key slot
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Very cool. Need a get a playlist from this. Seems like Spotify for us Apple Music peasants
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I guess this kills off the "Horse Creek" partnership witrh SiFive since I if I read this thing from the summer that pathfinder was the dev kit for a lot of this. Sigh. Just when I thought Intel was getting better...
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We should remind ourselves that Raspberry Pis are in abundance, just not in the hobbyist channel. Current situation is not unlike the graphics card shortage when crypto miners were on garaunteed purchase contracts This board has so much goi
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Crooks and swindlers will find there way into anything where big money is likely to be hyped. Unlike web3 I actually see products being built from LLM.
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Here is a list of single and double click by brands I found. Seems to be in asia mostly. Is it cultural that allows this in Asia or personal safety to disallow it outside Asia https://elevation.fandom.com/wiki/Elevator_
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In the dawn of Ruby, the pragmatic programmers guide to ruby was how I got started. It’s free online now : http://ruby-doc.com/docs/ProgrammingRuby/
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Also note that the German Azure is in transition - I am not 100% sure the new version of Azure unique to Germany is set up just yet - held by a specific data trustee is ready... https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previou
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iPhone ability to convert speech to text has always been good. It’s always been Siri’s capacity to take a meaningful action from the recognized speech that has been problematic.
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Not to mention operations at the refinery level. Cad, process simulation, and operations monitoring are huge users of compute. At the retail level. The analytics to track sales and optimize distribution marking sure fuel trucks arrive as ne
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That looks suspiciously like a back blaze storage pod. https://www.backblaze.com/blog/petabytes-on-a-budget-how-to-...
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Massive. When driving north to Sudbury you could see it from 30 to 40 kilometres away poking out of the tree line. It had a beacon on top to prevent planes from running into it.
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Any reason the great states of South Dakota, Vermont, and West Virginia would be excepted as remote locales. I assume tax or employment standards that are prohibitive ?
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I'm not talking about a first gig, I'm talking about skills and skillsets where you aren't competing with new devs and the .js flavour of the month. Sorry to hear about your friend, but my friends in the mainframe priesthood
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54. Understand that your target market may change. Think legacy. My father at 72 was contacted about a system he was an intern on in 1967 because he was the only one left alive from when the system was built. Plenty of legacy stuff from the
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At least this will tell you the code it generates is close to something in its training set and tell you the license that code is under. So it’s got that going for it
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My needs are modest. I want a machine that could be a daily driver for development. either as a board you build as a kit or a full NUC style like an apple tv or the snapdragon kit Microsoft only sold in the US The Orateck Tofu/CM4 is t
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The nature of bug fixes, overall quality and DLC have changed dramatically. In the old days discovery of fixes was often who you knew and the means by which a game studio provided fixes. sometimes it was a BBS, sometimes it was AOL or Compu
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