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by redleader55 1y ago
This [1] diagram from Wikipedia represents you are saying in a visual way. NP-hard and NP-complete are defined as basically an equivalence class modulo an algorithm in P which transforms from one problem to the other. In more human terms bo
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by redleader55 2y ago
I see this as the perfect moment to get into consulting - either development, or security. People were not sure what jobs AI will create: "GenAI babysitting" is one of them.
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by redleader55 2y ago
We will soon find out, probably.
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by redleader55 2y ago
Luxurious? What a pointless epithet for a package manager
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by redleader55 2y ago
They do in some places - Finland and the UK, for example.
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by redleader55 2y ago
I think that part of what you are talking about is sometimes called "attestation". Basically a signature, with a root that you trust that confirms beyond doubt the provenience of the entity (phone + os + app) that you interact wit
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by redleader55 2y ago
Every rack in a data center has a power budget, which is actually constrained by how much heat the HVAC system can pull out of the DC, rather than how much power is available. Nevertheless it is limited per rack to ensure a few high power s
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by redleader55 2y ago
Why is the US contribution so critical to anything outside the US when there so many other rich countries that could pick up the slack? Does this mean that besides US no one else cares? I can't believe that's true.
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by redleader55 2y ago
> Would be cool if Qualcomm hired Marcan Marcan had a whole rant[0] in the thread that started all of this about kernel people being payed by corporations instead of being freelance like him. I'm not sure he wants to work for a corp
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by redleader55 2y ago
Apparently something similar is used by Chinese customers reviewing restaurants. They would make a food sign from food pieces that spells "crap food" in slang, but otherwise leave a stellar review for the restaurant.
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by redleader55 2y ago
From prototype to internal product that kind of works with quirks, until product that can handle all use-cases supported by Nvidia, and finally product that costs less, consumes less and has better performance than Nvidia is a loong way.
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by redleader55 2y ago
I find it hilarious that the article starts with "are you mad at Meta for trying to appease the guy at the head of federal government" and ends with "we need strong federal privacy laws". It's the same federal gover
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by redleader55 2y ago
In a few years there will be someone, probably much smarter than me, that figures out how to automatically bypass the checks for the certificate pins and solve 99% of the cases that don't work today.
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by redleader55 2y ago
I'm speculating here based on my experience working on a storage fabric product in the past. First - it's sensible to have limits to the size of the block list. These systems usually have a metadata layer and a block layer. In ord
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by redleader55 2y ago
Not entirely true. An example of a bug which will be fixed soon - https://www.phoronix.com/forums/forum/hardware/processors-me... .
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by redleader55 2y ago
Let me list of few things that I can think of: - (pro) It run on a laptop/desktop so it's performance will be a lot better - (con) If the app has any native code inside it, it will need to support x86_64 or you'll need to hav
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by redleader55 2y ago
You say "public", but what I think you mean is "publicly available". Even publicly available data has copyrights, and unless that copyright is "public domain", you need to follow some rules. Even licenses like
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by redleader55 2y ago
Not a lawyer. Your claim to copyright the term used by your SaaS depends on the website you registered, unless you officially copyrighted the term. Someone having all those websites can also claim the copyright, or claim you didn't enf
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by redleader55 2y ago
In principle, I agree with what you are saying here: lots of people with laptops working from cafes are doing this and companies should chill about remote work. The devil is in the details. Not all countries have digital nomad visas and not
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by redleader55 2y ago
We, as a society, are at the point where we can afford to waste resources in this dumb way "for art". I personally find this obscene. I wouldn't worry though, I have a feeling this is going away by the end of the decade.
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by redleader55 2y ago
This guy breaks the law in several countries with these things and is likely going to get in trouble with both the IRS and the companies contracting him. Remote work should happen, but it should be within the bounds of law, not outside it.
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by redleader55 2y ago
Besides the github account with a legitimate name, but impostor ownership, I can imagine another case which is problematic. HR SaaS companies might be required by law to maintain the account for a period of time - let's say until the e
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by redleader55 2y ago
You're getting downvoted and I don't know why. Norway was only doing fishing before they discovered oil in the North Sea, so all their wealth is based on oil. They still drill and export a significant amount of oil. Yes, the energ
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by redleader55 2y ago
Last time this happened, there were two effects: on one hand people making fun of not being able to upload their activities to Strava and on the other hand, and more seriously, people not being able to use their aviation navigation systems.
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by redleader55 2y ago
> This is probably true, I'm not sure we get to both complain that bots are trained by "white males" and at the same time complain that big tech abuse H1B visas for cheap compliant labourers.
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by redleader55 2y ago
Since we are in this thread - Apple requires you to use an Apple account on laptops, phones, watches, tablets, etc.
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by redleader55 2y ago
Magnus can afford to skip any tournament he wants, but if doesn't participate, the tournament is a much worse one. One could argue a tournament where the best in the game doesn't want to participate is a lower level one.
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by redleader55 2y ago
I don't mean Rachel. Please read my parent a few times - that's what I was answering to. You might not know what my parent is referring to, but it's a different blog.
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by redleader55 2y ago
I don't think people realize that "Android" at Meta is not just the "Facebook" app, but also: WhatsApp, WhatsApp for business, Instagram, the whole Oculus layer on top of AOSP, whatever they use for Ray Bans, etc.
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by redleader55 2y ago
As interesting as that site is, and as much as I sympathise with the author's plight, that site's behavior is so anti-me that I'm going to ignore it whenever/wherever it pops up. I'm not trolling the author, I'

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