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by panpanna 6y ago
> I'm 100% convinced the delay was caused by Nvidia refusing to accept responsibility. To be fair, the issue was mainly caused by Apples form-over-function thermal design. To best of my knowledge, Nvidia GPUs works just fine in all
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by panpanna 6y ago
In a merger of this scale all the big powers (US, EU, China, and I assume also UK now) have basically veto right. There are countless examples where country 1 has stopped a merger between a company from country 2 and one from country 3.
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by panpanna 6y ago
MIPS was pretty popular among early Shenzhen tablets. Then they just disappeared. Either MIPS screwed up or ARM did something really smart. My money is on the former...
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by panpanna 6y ago
We are already past that. Remember when everyone needed a little computer knowledge, maybe even some minimal programming skills, even if you were a mathematician or a social scientist? Well, now we have a similar situation with data science
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by panpanna 6y ago
> I have seen too many colleagues that instead of engineers are Google extperts or Amazon experts and lack a broad view of software engineering. Maybe that's the key to quick success? Because I know tons of well paid frontend devs t
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by panpanna 6y ago
See for yourself https://github.com/aws-samples/aws-machine-learning-universi... sklearn + mxnet ?
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by panpanna 6y ago
Most folks on Twitter are siding with apple on this. I think this is mostly thanks to Epics horrible way of explaining this. I feel they could have gone with this much simpler explanation and everyone would be happy; "We have no proble
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by panpanna 6y ago
This is sad, unlike Stadia (which will probably be abandoned by google without a real explanation) xCloud is backed by a company that is heavily invested in gaming and could contribute much to gaming on iOS.
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by panpanna 6y ago
That answer has been engineered to "make sense" to Random Joe. It is basically a PR move and has no other merits. Dont believe me? Have a look at what people are tweeting today.
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by panpanna 6y ago
All power to him. Nobody got successful by playing it safe.
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by panpanna 6y ago
I would rather use Edge
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by panpanna 6y ago
This is IE6 all over again...
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by panpanna 6y ago
But what percentage of those 1000 are developers working on the browser? Contributors can be external people including random guy fixing a typo.
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by panpanna 6y ago
This was discussed recently in another post and the answer I got was basically "until Google and Apple force us we have no obligation to change anything"
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by panpanna 6y ago
How did people pay for opera back in the days?
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by panpanna 6y ago
Mozilla management is getting paid top dollar, they are trying to act as they deserve it by starting and killing projects they clearly don't understand. I would love to see a small dedicated team concentrated on the browser and led by
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by panpanna 6y ago
Do you hang around r/conspiracy a lot? Because those folks would miss a real conspiracy even if you hit them in the face with it, but are really good in finding conspiracies where there is none.
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by panpanna 6y ago
Slightly off topic: Zoom is owned by a Chinese-American entrepreneur. China has in past managed to force Chinese abroad to spy for them by threatening their families in China.
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by panpanna 6y ago
Yeah, buy according to US law American companies must comply with government requests even if the data is stored abroad. So basically, why should anyone trust a US company if US thinks tiktok giving data to their government is a problem?
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by panpanna 6y ago
Not sure what to feel about this one. I don't like this company, which has already started censoring foreign nationals based on what CCP allows. At the same time, how can a single person decide the fate of a company in a different coun
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by panpanna 6y ago
Actually, "C will never stop you from doing <things>".
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by panpanna 6y ago
Hmmm... I think my autocorrect had a meltdown. Hopefully people can figure it out anyway.
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by panpanna 6y ago
Sounds it, thanks. Had to update the yermux app first to see it. Yes, z3 performs slightly betteron aarch64. But performance seems to be mostly cache dependent. Also, z3 is threades which would favor Apple with their fewer but faster cores
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by panpanna 6y ago
I suggest you start with this paper: "SMT Solvers in Software Security", Julien Vanegue, Sean Heelan, Rolf Rolles https://www.usenix.org/system/files/conference/woot12/woot12...
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by panpanna 6y ago
> I don't run antivirus on my microwave oven. There's no need. Oh brother, I got some bad news for you. It's called the Mirai botnet.
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by panpanna 6y ago
Z3 is not available on termux (I am pretty sure it has been before). Back to the issue at hand. It is possible z3 is faster on arm64 due to the aarch64 bitfield instructions, but I find that unlikely.
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by panpanna 6y ago
How can Huawei be owned by employee when they treat their employees like dirt?
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by panpanna 6y ago
Note that this sort of software can be extremely sensitive to cache arrangement. Not only actual performance but also small details such as data arrangement, line size, replacement model and coherency model. Source: I worked on performance
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by panpanna 6y ago
Customers should not suffer because of your business miscalculations.
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by panpanna 6y ago
> if we want open, on-device voice recognition, we'll have to do the work and donate sample data. Fair enough, but is any stopping Mozilla from _also_ selling your voice data to third parties including advertisers and commercial ML

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