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4y ago
> The reason is that bugs exist primarily in new code, not code that has been untouched for a long time. Think of WireGuard vs. OpenVPN. Sometimes when a lot of cruft and old habits have built up, there are significant advantages to star
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4y ago
Cheers to getting our hopes up. Hope is pretty cool.
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4y ago
Imagination Technologies GPU = no thanks If your only sell is open hardware, I'm going to wait until the hardware is open to waste my time with it.
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4y ago
My theory is that OpenAI is preying on venture capital, and they don't care who wins long term. As long as they're first to get the freshest ideas on the biggest computers, they can secure a large sum of money.
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4y ago
When someone pays you with stolen funds, aren't you (morally, if not legally) obliged to pay it back to the victims?
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4y ago
This post had its title changed from "telemetry.optIn defaults to true" (which is the headline) to "Telemetry settings in Kibana" which is somewhat useless as a headline. What's the big deal?
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4y ago
In 1974, FDIC insurance backed up to $100,000, or almost three median new houses sold that year. Now, it is $250,000, or just a little over half the median price of a new home. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MSPNHSU
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4y ago
Every central bank, incl. Wells Fargo, Bank of America, Citigroup etc. utilizes fractional reserve.
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4y ago
I'd love to see a benchmark of this vs. libwasm https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity/tree/master/Userland/...
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4y ago
In a deflationary spiral, both unemployment and the cost of goods go down. It is considered a time of prosperity for the layman. Any worldview in which this is a bad thing can only be considered an evil one. Sure, inflation is cool because
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4y ago
Sure. Is that the standard we want to be comparing to, though?
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4y ago
+1
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4y ago
In those times of economic chaos, a working class individual could afford a house and food for his family.
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4y ago
Money printers bad. Including the Federal Reserve (since its inception 109 years ago, the US Dollar has lost 96% of its value.) There is an argument that deflationary currencies are bad because people will not want to spend them as they acc
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4y ago
You're right. M1 is a SoC, not an architecture. macOS used to only support Intel chips but that never stopped the hackintosh crowd from getting it working on certain AMD chips.
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4y ago
Extra credit: call anyone who disagrees "entitled"
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4y ago
That's a pretty good argument for crypto.
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4y ago
If I were on the controlled opposition task force at Microsoft, I would consider supporting Gnome our top priority.
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4y ago
Noita! It's the most fun I've had with a new game in many years. Cute, innovative Finnish sidescroller roguelite.
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4y ago
In my opinion, something was clearly awry when they decided to part ways with one of the best & most instantly recognizable corporate logos I've ever seen. I'll never understand it.
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4y ago
Then why are you here?