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by mnau 3y ago
As a member of eastern EU block, I sometimes look at avg. salary in China (114029.00 CNY/Year per [tradingeconomics]( https://tradingeconomics.com/china/wages )) and wonder when will they earn more (though the wages
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by mnau 3y ago
First gulf war would qualify.
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by mnau 3y ago
That's a good step forward. This separation is a massive barrier to entry. Making CUDA work reliably on every product was a masterstroke by NVIDIA.
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by mnau 3y ago
Makes no difference. Not crashing into big stationary things is the absolute bottom floor of what is required for anything 'car moves without driver behind wheel'. From technical perspective, either they use same stack for environ
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by mnau 3y ago
They said in 20 years with current funding. Actual funding is 'fusion never' https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:U.S._historical_fu...
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by mnau 3y ago
Even if visuals failed, Tesla has a sonar, radar and Tesla is moving at snail pace. Hell, my vacuum stops moving when it detects it crashed into something (likely torque required to move wheels is larger than expected). Edit: at the end of
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by mnau 3y ago
Less than a year ago, there was a video of Tesla slo-mo crashing into a parked airplane. To me, it indicates that they haven't solved even the easiest part: there is something in a static setting, don't crash into it, stop. That w
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by mnau 3y ago
It's not that it has no use case. It's that it has a very niche use case. Government were never going to allow some unfettered parallel monetary system. Governments invested a lot of political capital to monitor and control moneta
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by mnau 3y ago
Don’t share needles and don’t engage in casual sex don’t seem like a too high bar. There is a lot rape, but Botswana has 25% of population infected and per UNICEF > While there is increased awareness of HIV in general, comprehensive know
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by mnau 3y ago
The brand name was Sovaldi, feel free to set filter on Google to the time of release and read various newspapers. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sofosbuvir#Society_and_cultu... > In April 2014, U.S. House Democrats
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by mnau 3y ago
> Pyrimethamine has been available since 1953.[20] In 2010, GlaxoSmithKline sold the marketing rights for Daraprim to CorePharma. If Wikipedia is correct, that drug was long ago out of patent doghouse. I don’t know why USA (government, n
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by mnau 3y ago
When a cure for hepatitis c was discovered (solvating iirc), everyone started screaming give it away for free instead of paying the price (~$100k). That price was half the cost of existing treatment and very high chance of success. If capit
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by mnau 3y ago
Duke Nukem Forever took 14 years. Kickstarter was in 2012, so let's see if it will be released earlier than 2026. Enough time to graduate, start a family and have first child in school....
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by mnau 3y ago
Not natively, but AdaptiveCpp (previously hiSycl, then OpenSycl) has a single source single compiler pass, where they basically store LLVM IR as an intermediate representation. https://github.com/AdaptiveCpp/AdaptiveCpp
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by mnau 3y ago
There is literally a link in the menu named "Process" OP posted. https://attic.apache.org/process.html
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by mnau 3y ago
Meh, cyber resilience act will kill it. Two or three years and it's gone. Shipping a product with known security vulnerability is not only forbidden, it's also explicitly something manufacturer will be liable for.
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by mnau 3y ago
Excellent. Intel absolutely deserves it. CPU market is duopoly, even today. $1 billion fine seems like a lot, but let's assume $100/CPU, 50% profit margin and 5 years (2002-2007). 1000_000_0000 / 100 / 2 / 5 = 1 000
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by mnau 3y ago
Bribery is illegal for the person bribing and the person being bribed. Generally the person who is bribing has higher penalty, because she is an instigator, but both are culpable. It makes sense, by accepting the bribe, you do damage to som
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by mnau 3y ago
Could you please be more specific with examples and reasoning? I don't develop in Unity nor Android, so I am rather curious why is every component useless long term.
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by mnau 3y ago
In theory. Show me one example (not service or support, but selling actual software). You have a better chance of winning a lottery, happens every day. In theory, I can just walk through solid wall, using a quantum tunneling effect. The clo
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by mnau 3y ago
Valve is not interested in games, only steam. DOTA 2 (2013) was their last mentionable game.
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by mnau 3y ago
Some hints where? YT's got nothing useful.
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by mnau 3y ago
Blender is GPL2+. It's impossible to have that license and not be free. It's also basically impossible to change license.
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by mnau 3y ago
A CEO under who EA introduced lootboxes. A person that proposed that when player runs out of ammo could make an easy instant payment for a quick reload. Unity engine seems to flounder under him, despite rather insane headcount (7,703), acqu
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by mnau 3y ago
Even .NET Core LTS is 3 years only (released every 2 years). Updates are pretty gradual and basically only add new features, but still.
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by mnau 3y ago
> As an EU citizen I feel more and more negative about the economic future here Yea, it's rather tragic. It's especially visible in tech sector. There is basically no success large player/story in EU (Spotify is more licen
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by mnau 3y ago
Open source developers are not being paid. They published under licenses that allow zero cost and businesses won't pay. If you want to write open source code for living, you have to find a business model that works. In this case, it is
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by mnau 3y ago
Certain-not-to-be-named-due-to-spam-filter-medicament-on-V was intended for heart related chest pain. My wallet doesn't ask for who it was intended. It asks: Will it work and can I buy it?
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by mnau 3y ago
They are likely adding new features, like copilot and not investing enough to site reliability. No changes - relatively easy to keep stable, as long as bugfixing is done. Changes - new features = new bugs, new workloads.
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by mnau 4y ago
I hope they can make money from IFS, because based on Intels lastest earnings, they can't even make money on their own designs made in their own fabs.

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