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691.
by monocasa 2y ago
It doesn't feel like that. More that people had a slight preference for above board shows, but with increasing prices, low trust environments from general popularity, and staff that treats you like cattle, more people looking for and
692.
by monocasa 2y ago
At least near me I've seen a resurgence the last couple years.
693.
by monocasa 2y ago
If they have a ban, they can force ISPs to block it. The app does nothing without server access.
694.
by monocasa 2y ago
YouTube's system goes well beyond what is required by the DMCA. Notice no mention of "copyright strike" in the DMCA.
695.
by monocasa 2y ago
Fabrice Bellard open sourced a 4G (LTE) base station. https://bellard.org/lte/
696.
by monocasa 2y ago
For what its worth, Intel was one of the major contributors to IEEE 754. In a lot of ways the original 8087 behavior became an early IEEE 754 draft.
697.
by monocasa 2y ago
I would have thought that the movs would have been dumped right into a rob entry without even going through the bypass network, much like a zeroing idiom does.
698.
by monocasa 2y ago
I mean, like Germany? And legal departments don't really like the "but, like, what's the chance they actually use us?" argument.
699.
by monocasa 2y ago
The US isn't the only jurisdiction, and public domain isn't a concept in all jurisdictions.
700.
by monocasa 2y ago
Operations that are important, but take a single cycle.
701.
by monocasa 2y ago
They are able to do this via what's called a bypass network.
702.
by monocasa 2y ago
They're an ad company at the end of the day; they still want their cut of the monetization. Additionally both sides of the dispute normally still want the monetization, they just disagree about who gets the proceeds. And because of th
703.
by monocasa 2y ago
Even better than that was an Z280 which did have a proper user/supervisor mode and simple MMU. Really reminiscent of a PDP-11 in terms of supervisor state, just strapped to a z80 instruction set otherwise. Also added a nice SP relati
704.
by monocasa 2y ago
There's next to no chance of that happening though. It'd be like asking if a law was passed making all of the companies on the S&P 500 co-ops owned equally by all Americans would solve the democratization issue.
705.
by monocasa 2y ago
I thought that the gen 1 oryon cores were using Nuvia source, but the gen 2 cores were from scratch implementation.
706.
by monocasa 2y ago
It could be. Rumor is Intel (or AMD in the same situation) would lose the cross licensed parts of their x86 license if they were acquired.
707.
by monocasa 2y ago
I'm not sure that it's completed as a separate fp16 ALU. There's cute ways to share logic between a dual fp16 alu and a single fp32 ALU such that it's really just one ALU with those being different ops.
708.
by monocasa 2y ago
Rust does allow for safe signal handling, but it's sort of the same way that it allows for safe and correct interrupt handlers for people writing os kernels (signals are basically interrupts, just from kernel->user instead of hardwa
709.
by monocasa 2y ago
I thought llama was trained by meta.
710.
by monocasa 2y ago
That being said, the biasing voltages get crazy too, leading to the big boy voltages. 300v b+ combined with 200v c- means that you're at 500v of potential if you short the wrong bits that are probably right next to eachother.
711.
by monocasa 2y ago
It is not.
712.
by monocasa 2y ago
Which is why there wasn't really a set of hairless apes that were in charge. They had a fully direct democracy.
713.
by monocasa 2y ago
I interpreted it had perfect enough for their goals rather than breaking any thermodynamic laws or something.
714.
by monocasa 2y ago
Which physics and biology prevent the utopia from existing?
715.
by monocasa 2y ago
I'm going to use this time to drop the Marshall Brain work that had the biggest impact on me, and is some of the most prescient speculative fiction I've read. Manna: Two Views of Humanity’s Future He contracts two societies. One
716.
by monocasa 2y ago
Which specific incentives in the martyr's fund encourage targeting civilians?
717.
by monocasa 2y ago
There's jurisdiction questions there since neither Iraq nor the US are Rome Statute signatories, however Palestine is a signatory.
718.
by monocasa 2y ago
The person was alive when the requests for the warrants were filed.
719.
by monocasa 2y ago
I'm not even sure that I'd say usually. Most of the time you're just saying "hey daemon, do this thing that you're already preconfigured for".
720.
by monocasa 2y ago
A lot of people pin a specific nightly since the feature they're depending on could change (or ostensibly it would be in stable), so they can keep working without continuously having to track nightly changes or deal with it breaking on

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