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by phh 3y ago
It's a pretty weird subject: the document that has been mentioned in the press about that requirement doesn't exactly say that Google app are required, it says that when you do an "Android" it must always comply to Andro
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by phh 3y ago
<Emergency Calling app's team> "We've improved the usage of our app by 75% and average session time increased from 3s to 15s!"
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by phh 3y ago
> To Google's credit they have already done a _lot_ of positive work in that area as I understand it They haven't. I've extensively worked on their Project Treble, and they did a beautiful work to perfectly versionize ever
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by phh 3y ago
I'm pretty confident that by most metrics custom ROMs are less compromised than OEM ROMs. It will have less malwares, I better sandboxing, less 3P backdoors , more up-to-date security updates. 1P here being the user/owner of th
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by phh 3y ago
> Unless you care about your phone working as a phone. 2G was discontinued years ago, 3G is rapidly being dropped by the carriers and how much longer before 4G is discontinued? First 4g devices were released in 2012, in 2014 you could fi
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by phh 3y ago
In school, I handled the network for students, we had a /22. I was still afraid to use .0 and .255.
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by phh 3y ago
I agree it isn't snake oil, but from my PoV it's barely moving the scale back from the "use an E2E IM to protect against tour state", while either recommending closed source apps or close source origins (downloading an o
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by phh 3y ago
This 100%. I'll complete with patterns I'm using for exit traps: - for temporary files I have a global array that lists files to remove (and for my use case umount them beforehand) - in the EC2 example, I add a line with just &quo
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by phh 3y ago
> A static list of required capabilities in some ELF header would probably be better. I think I agree, the thing is that it's a kind-of security issue. I suggested pinning, because it requires CAP_SYS_NICE, which is a feature: If yo
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by phh 3y ago
I don't really know how CPUID works, but I'm guessing it can be trapped by Linux. So I think that a first "stupid" implementation would be for Linux to report in CPUID intersecting section of CPUs on which the process is
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by phh 3y ago
When mainline tells you "your hardware is broken", what kind of contributions do you expect exactly?
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by phh 3y ago
> And then their rushed efficiency core strategy effectively disabled AVX-512 just as they were getting back on track. I partly blame Linux for that. I remember asking at Kernel Recipes about supporting truly heterogenous multi - process
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by phh 3y ago
"HDR" contains multiple components: - Electro-Optical Transfer Function. That's the famous "gamma" of the display which is no longer a gamma - color space (which real-life color does RGB = 100%, 0%, 0% match) - Abso
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by phh 3y ago
Having tested Meta Horizon (which I think is supposed to be current Meta's metaverse? But I could be wrong), It's completely user-generated content, there is very little company-generated content.(there is very little content alto
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by phh 3y ago
That's literally Dunning-Kruger effect. That being said, I concur that C++ is the language where "we need some rules" is the most prominent. C++ has awesome features, but the number of people on the planet who know all of the
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by phh 3y ago
I have no killer game, but I enjoyed many games. The most notables for me were I expected you to die series, A Fisherman's tale series, the last clockwinder, Synth Riders, Superhot
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by phh 3y ago
> which has wink-wink tacit endorsement from the devs. Is that true? A kinda competitor to Beat Saber is Synth Riders, and it's not wink-wink, there is official support for custom songs (and mods I think? I'm not sure). And whe
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by phh 3y ago
Yup I completely agree with you. Quest 2 is an awesome game console because of the immersion. I expect AR to be as gimmick as it has been on smartphones (though I'll probably find a game or two that will be fun for few hours), but pass
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by phh 3y ago
It basically doesn't say anything about what's new (besides color passthrough), that's rather annoying. I love my Meta Quest 2, and I'll blindly buy Quest 3 as soon as available. It's an awesome game console, and th
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by phh 3y ago
That's especially true since they won't actual compete since they'll be 5 times the price of the other. The Quest will be the demo for the Apple VR headset, and the Apple VR headset will give VR hype that will boost Quest. If
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by phh 3y ago
I get it. A gamified version of all the frustrations I have with mobile UX and my fat fingers exaggerated to absurdity. Personally I take it as art, not as a game. I won't play it for more than 3 minutes.
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by phh 3y ago
To quickly lower expectations before reading the article: > Every year with these Arm flagship chip announcements, the company also includes a wild design for a giant mega-chip that usually never gets built. That being said, this 14-core
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by phh 3y ago
I hate most usages of javascript, and I want to be running only opensource components that I trust. So I should agree with you. But that doesn't sound realistic to me, even in dreams.
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by phh 3y ago
> Hit play, and you get more than 24 hours — 24 hours, one minute, 27 seconds, to be exact That's 24*3600/(30/29.97)+1 and I think that's beautiful in itself (though probably not on purpose)
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by phh 3y ago
Well, I already said it :P RK3588's NPU can only do convolutions and a small list of activation functions. Realistically it's usable only on image (2D, 3D data). The software side is pretty weird: It's amazing the amount of m
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by phh 3y ago
There are very different architectures in the wild. Some are simply standard GPUs (maybe with additional support for bf16/float16) (Rockchip RK1808 has one like that). You give it a list of instructions pretty much like a CPU (except m
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by phh 3y ago
Yeah that section isn't very clear. Also, the article doesn't seem to explain what NF4/NormalFloat is at all? I would guess it has something to do with the position of the value on a gaussian, but that's just a guess
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by phh 3y ago
> If I say "it's too chilly in here" in a house with only lights, it will turn them on as a way of "warming things up". Thanks for the example that's interesting. FWIW, this is pretty much what has been desc
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by phh 3y ago
Not really cookie-less and it can be considered a regression compared to cookies because of JS, but something that can work is doing stats + anonymization client-side. You can store information client-side, without sending them over network
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by phh 3y ago
Alright, there are a lot of stuff in Ready Player One, so I'll formulate more in depth what I meant: Having one VR universe from which you can join various worlds where a world is pretty much its own game, and you can join friends in t

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