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by oneplane 3y ago
In essence it's all about getting results, and specialisation might yield better results. Just because people think it sounds cool to call it 'prompt engineering' doesn't mean it's not a specialisation (or optimisat
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by oneplane 4y ago
This is great. It's hopefully slightly better on the technical side than the FSP that we usually get, while also being less of a NDA-encumbered mess that you currently get with any of the big hardware and silicon vendors.
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by oneplane 4y ago
Probably not, both because the PSP can be part of the SIL bringup which you statically link anyway, and because plenty of business customers want a Secure Enclave and the legal world is having a hard time getting paperwork to suggest it&#x2
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by oneplane 4y ago
Because it's not as performant per watt as an M2 (and in most cases not even an M1), and it also isn't as performance per rack unit. In a full-depth 1u tray you can fit a crapload of M1 Mac minis which perform better than anything
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by oneplane 4y ago
Even if only half the people in China or India did that, they would be double the numbers of the US for such tasks. They have taxes, work and PDFs too. For Google search numbers, that would be different considering PDF searches in China wou
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by oneplane 4y ago
If only it came with 2x NBase-T or at least 2x2.5G...
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by oneplane 4y ago
WASI is also used as an ABI for ProxyWASM so you can load whatever custom code you want into a proxy to handle request transformations and the likes that are too large or bespoke to fit into plain configuration files. Envoy does this using
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by oneplane 4y ago
It's not a real option if you want to have sex, and lots of humans want to have sex. So if you want to have sex, but do not want to risk an STD or pregnancy, a condom is a highly effective tool.
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by oneplane 4y ago
You must have missed the news that a certain group in the USA enjoys attempts at specifically controlling (genetically) female sexual activity, and people who want to do normal human things are sometimes legally forced to put as many compen
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by oneplane 4y ago
Excellent plan; if availability is universal it removes the perceived meaning from 'owning a condom' because if you have one it no longer has to be 'because you had some plans', it can purely be 'because everyone is
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by oneplane 4y ago
Wasn't that mostly just PowerVR IP? Or was that mostly the SoC/Atom line.
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by oneplane 4y ago
A place where this is relevant that hasn't been mentioned so far is in proxies using the ProxyWASM spec. Instead of loading random libraries into the main code of say, Envoy, you instead load it as a WASM module (so you must target WAS
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by oneplane 4y ago
That would be my estimate as well. I've seem some porting between Go and Rust (both ways) where either way an experienced developer with some multi-language knowledge got up and running in a day, writing useful code in a week and being
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by oneplane 4y ago
There are some general/generic things that are the same on most platforms, but even just within Intel-based desktop computers there is a huge variety. Most links here are very useful describing booting from a firmware perspective, CPU
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by oneplane 4y ago
If you accidentally click on the Sign In button in Edge, it locks into an infinite loop asking for your credentials until you either enter them or kill the process in task manager. No amount of clicking cancel actually cancels it, and since
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by oneplane 4y ago
I wonder how much of this is a primary goal or just a nice side-effect for AWS. I imagine the custom internal forks of all this stuff, and their own data management systems are simply not compatible with the native variations that the produ
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by oneplane 4y ago
Nobody here is talking about nullifying votes (well except you), and your bad faith argumentation leaves no more room for actual conversation.
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by oneplane 4y ago
Since you're ignoring the thought experiment, let's see what remains in your reply. It sounds like you are reasoning that harm is fine when it morally shouldn't be, regardless of the technical (legislative, executive, judicia
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by oneplane 4y ago
> In whichever way campaigning influenced the outcome, the vote was the vote and the vote followed the laws of California and the United States. While that might be technically true in the absolutist way, bad things are still bad, even i
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by oneplane 4y ago
So in essence, the law system uses different rules for language and applies it to everyone, but almost everyone uses language in a people way, not in a legal way. Sounds like a recipe for disaster.
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by oneplane 4y ago
The 'field' is rather big, and as with most tech fields, 80% of the work is the same (sometimes mundane) stuff. Infrastructure, CRUD, business logic, the whole 12-factor thing. Where it would start to get tricky is if you have to
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by oneplane 4y ago
If I'm not mistaken, the point of internal (private) elements and public parts is exactly that: the vendor doesn't need to maintain a public interface for the parts you're not supposed to touch. So as long as you don't u
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by oneplane 4y ago
What it mostly provides is a revocation mechanism, which in itself is relatively powerful. On top of that, there is the notary mechanism which further strengthens the option of creating a digital immunity system. The main issue is the balan
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by oneplane 4y ago
This was a great option a few years ago, but I wouldn't recommend this. It seems stagnated, based on legacy infrastructure, doesn't really fit into modern UI usage patterns anymore, and doesn't collaborate easily. At some poi
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by oneplane 4y ago
No, it doesn't. What I wrote is the exact same thing you condensed here: > Companies don't buy 300 company car because it has the best center console OS. However, I centred mine more around personal consumers, rather can organi
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by oneplane 4y ago
Ecosystems are the key, not so much in which house or how public it is built. (see: iOS) It's also a system for a car, and probably a niche one at that. There are a few things that are relevant in Car-OS these days: - Ecosystems
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by oneplane 4y ago
I think London something similar: https://www.treetalk.co.uk/map
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by oneplane 4y ago
Or the never ending annoying 'upsells' or 'USPs' where they do things slightly different from vendor to vendor so you can't really rely on android just being android, you have to play a game of ((hardware * android
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by oneplane 4y ago
Oh yeah, it definitely did. But as someone else here posted, even a 10 year old MacBook Air would work out, it reminds me a bit of the netbook days, but without the hardware being so hobbled by Intel requirements (i.e. only 1 DIMM allowed i
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by oneplane 4y ago
So in other words, just like most "switched from X to Y" stories: it depends on a lot of factors and there is no one-size-fits-all. In this specific case however, the issue is much easier: author wanted a collection of components,

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