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One of the potential great filters is the absorption of all resources available to a civilization by a drone program intended to counter the drone program of a rival civilization. Historically nuclear arms used to be thought of as creating
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2014 Eugene Jarvis describes Robotron 2084 in detail [video]
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Robotron: 2084 Sound Wave Generator
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What does this guy look at on Instagram to get a feed like that? It sounds like he sees what he does because that is all he looks for.
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I Hated Smart Glasses, but Google's Android XR Let Me See a New Future
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Making OutRun's Magical Sound Shower for the Amiga with a Spreadsheet [video]
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No, that is just a database and runner for functions. Heroku simplified deployment and operations dramatically, specifically for full Rails apps.
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My gut feeling is that people want a modernized heroku. Managed RDBMS and an auto scaling set of servers that use it. That covers a massive proportion of the companies that don’t need or want massive scale.
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The meta question here is what is the Google of 2005 today? Is it really OpenAI? Does it exist at all? The meta meta question is how long was Google ever really in the state that so many engineers remember as a golden age?
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The emphasis on using the outside green environment to inspire productivity should be rediscovered.
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The all time stupidest episode of this type was https://www.cfr.org/cyber-operations/compromise-mobile-app-u... “A threat actor compromised a mobile app that Ukrainian artillery units used to assist with targeting. The
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And when it turns out you were right the whole time they will pretend no one saw it coming and blame you for the problem. You just have to let go of things you have no real influence over.
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Strictly speaking Google still make boxes for people just in a different market. What was so bad about the search appliance though? Physical? Software?
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AI is the bulldozer for building ever bigger piles of rocks, like the pyramids. Impressive in their way, but unsustainable. You still need paradigmatic shifts in architecture to enable delivering scale and quality from a smaller amount of m
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These often repeated notions about Jazelle make little sense. J2ME code for Jazelle based feature phones (with appropriate VMs) was noticeably faster than otherwise, to the point Android raw Java performance did not catch up for a really lo
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This is a superb idea. I had seen random cat gacha but not trading cards of random dudes. Most efforts at custom TCGs seem to go nowhere at all because of the absence of any practical trading meta game, so bootstrapping that with local inte