mrbluecoat

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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
"in-house" is misleading > Like nearly all fabless AI chipmakers, Arm currently manufactures its CPU at Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company ’s fabrication plants.
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
Yesterday (88 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47490705
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
I specifically like the filtering to say "permissive license in Go language"
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
Is there a "Moving open source search from GitHub to XYZ, for lazy people"? When I'm looking for solutions to problems that open source might be able to solve, I find the fracturing of code hosting platforms an annoyance.
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
I feel the same way. They're just going to appeal the case until they find a layer of the legal system where they have leverage.
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
Props to you for your amazing work but my favorite part of your article was: > And I have to say this clearly: my wife has been incredible through all of it. She’s put up with my astrophotography craziness, backed me the whole way, and s
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
Prior [44 comments]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47423694
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
..but unintentional AI (aka Modern Chaos Monkey) is so much more fun!
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
> noq (”number 0 QUIC”) Wouldn't that be n0q then?
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Yet another Banksy identification theory(ew.com)
1 points by mrbluecoat 7mo ago|1 comments
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
I agree. Trim is nice but the killer feature of LosslessCut is cutting a scene in the middle and merge results while maintaining correct subtitles.
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
Bad title. Better executive summary: "A browser that lets you bypass censorship via BitTorrent-based residential proxies and Ceno-owned proxies"
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
Happily handing over all your private data to a shady tiger in a trenchcoat - seems like an apt visual for the current state of AI.
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
> Random mumblings of ARM developer ... RISC-V is sloooow Old news. See also: > Random mumblings of x86_64 developer ... ARM is sloooow
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
> Docker repurposed SLIRP, a 1990s dial-up tool originally for Palm Pilots, to avoid triggering corporate firewall restrictions by translating container network traffic through host system calls instead of network bridging. Genuinely fas
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by mrbluecoat 7mo ago
If only those services required age verification.. /s
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
Reminds me of a recent article.. title was something like "Cloudflare currently breaks RSA-2048 encryption with MitM certs." /s
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
They're also into bananas
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
It's what they ate on the Red October
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
> thrives only in cold, turbulent waters over rocky seabeds, conditions nearly impossible to replicate in aquaculture With our warming climate, I wonder if research is happening to develop heat-resistant agar, similar to coffee, cocoa, a
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
Not a great analogy. Caffeine is not as addictive as opioids. Opioids strongly stimulate the mesolimbic dopamine pathway, leading to intense euphoria, compulsive use, and severe health and social harm.
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
Is hosting a website in California banned? /s https://check-host.net/ip-info?host=bannedincalifornia.org
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
Pair it with your Dark Wire phone for perfect anonymity! /s https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/joseph-cox/dark-wir...
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
I also like that Rancher Desktop supports nerdctl. Colima is another similar project.
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
Add satellite imagery, nearby self-driving vehicles / Google maps cars, line-of-sight ring doorbells, peripheral street surveillance cameras, police equipment, people in your proximity with a smartphone camera, and various-purpose dron
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
Looking at the end result, honestly surprised a QR code scanner could read it - other than the corner squares, the lack of pixel fidelity and strong outlines makes the code look melted or smudged
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
> I.R.S. auditors have been pursuing Meta for about a decade Soon: "I.R.S. auditors have been pursuing Meta for about [a decade + length of current administration term]"
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
Better JS option with randomized IV: https://github.com/Ekwani-Consulting/cryptou
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
Agreed - such useless pageantry. At least with meat, 'grilling' changes it.
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by mrbluecoat 8mo ago
Better title: "Farewell, Rust for Web"

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