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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
They aren’t “knowingly selling you poor quality” as some sort of scam. They are selling you wood to the spec you asked for. If you want higher-grade wood, you either have to spend money getting lumber graded to a higher spec or spend the ti
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
The ones that use an OS generally use seL4 these days.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
I think you might be surprised that Linux is generally not involved in safety-critical systems. There is a whole separate ecosystem for those applications.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
Literally any product you send to the consumer can be reverse-engineered at comparatively low cost. The world doesn’t just revolve around server-side software.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
This sounds like it is working as intended. The patent comes early in the process to protect all the commercialization investment. Patents are intended to be filed early in the process, and they gain value as the invention proves its worth.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
If a piece of software is in safety-critical applications these days, it is often required to have a proof of correctness.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
That business idea is already taken. It’s OnlyFans and it has more revenue than a top 10 company on the US stock market.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
I did some baroque harpsichord tuning in my past. Nobody I knew in the field of baroque keyboard tuning had absolute pitch, because it would drive you crazy if you did with all the wandering A's. When you want to flex between A=440, A=
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
I really doubt it, and I am not surprised that apps didn't work. I also don't think playing a musical instrument actually gives as much insight here as you want - it's a very indirect transfer if you're learning via clas
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
Everyone can learn good relative pitch with practice. Music schools do this regularly, and it's just a skill you can pick up. Start by identifying intervals, then learn chords, and then learn to write down music you hear, and so on. It
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
If you mean “cities” then yes. Google the word “favela” if you want to see how things work in Brazil.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
Yes, Tesla was ridiculous at the time, but Tesla’s valuation at the time is normal for tech companies these days. However, the main comparison, which Elon has been trying desperately to escape, is traditional automakers. If you compare how
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
We all said that about Tesla for years, and a lot of people got burned on the trade. This time may be different, but it also may not be.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
This is why they cane people in Singapore for nuisance crime. Incarceration is expensive and fines don’t have the right effect.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
That test had several hapax legomena on it, so it would make sense.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
The Brazilian government keeps the crime contained to specific areas, where it gets extremely bad. In the US, a generalized lack of enforcement means small amounts of nuisance crime spread around.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
I think the test was vibe coded, because a xylologist is someone who studies wood, not someone who sells wood. I am not sure if "xylolgist" was the exact word, though. xylo- = wood; -logy = study Indeed from M-W: "a branch of
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
I also got something around 70-80k with 95/100 correct words (I don't know or use most of these words, but the later sections have a lot of words with Greek or Latin origin, which made them easy to guess). One of my wrong words wa
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
Concretely, the company is not a single founder and his cronies. The company is a pile of paperwork (aka contracts) that dictate the relationships between (thousands of) people who are all involved in the enterprise, from factory workers an
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
The system set up by the company is what earns the company value and creates it for others. Individual workers implement critical parts of that system, but the work of the workers does not on its own create the value. AOC and PG are both a
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
The RISC-V foundation and related companies also got a bunch of money from Europe. I am not so sure this was about leaving a repressive regime as much as chasing the European "homegrown computing" money.
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by pclmulqdq 4mo ago
Not if they are dressed up in a particular way, and not if intelligence is genuinely relevant. I have done a few of these tests for jobs in the US before. They are just bad.
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by pclmulqdq 5mo ago
Ferrari doors are always this bad. If you regularly transport more than 2 people in your Ferrari, you aren't their target market.
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by pclmulqdq 5mo ago
The look is nothing less than I would expect from "make it thinner and round the corners" pioneer Jony Ive. I don't know why people insist on EVs being kind of ugly and boxy, but Ferrari had a chance to do better and didn&#x2
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by pclmulqdq 5mo ago
"Printing cash" is generous given the expenses and attempted $2 trillion valuation.
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by pclmulqdq 5mo ago
I will note that you listed out all of the RVA23 instruction extensions, not all of the blessed RISC-V instruction set extensions. Here's the list of every ratified RISC-V instruction set extension, to get parity with the list you gave
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by pclmulqdq 5mo ago
It's way worse on RISC-V. There are maybe 5 x86 or ARM variants to care about at any given time, even if you want to hyper-optimize your code. RISC-V has a soup of literally 100s of extensions with non-uniform use and support.
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by pclmulqdq 5mo ago
I think Nate Silver is off the mark as to what Disney wanted to get out of this. Entertainment companies like Disney make plays where they buy a huge portfolio of entertainment assets and see which ones manage to hit it big. They invest res
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by pclmulqdq 5mo ago
The "virtue signaling" is signaling being a scrappy creative type who regrets/disliked the path he followed when he actually sold out to a big conglomerate at the first possible opportunity. The virtues being signaled are thi
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by pclmulqdq 6mo ago
Lockstep processors were used here, as well. > each FCM consists of a self-checking pair of processors.

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