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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Maybe you should look at some compsci papers coming out of US universities, and tell us what percentage of those are authored by Indian and Chinese students.
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
There's a name for it, it's called Shadow IT. It's the most common and often non-malicious kind of data leak. The only reason we care about it here, is because he's Chinese, and because he allegedly did meaningful things
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The EU unfortunately spent the last two years destroying it's credibility on the world stage. In both its legal institutions as well as its financial systems. We are indeed at a critical moment in the sense that they might still be a s
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The funny thing is that a lot of these startups give out a Bose noise cancelling headphones along with the onboarding. I have really good hearing, so loud clapping for example will make me cower. Listening to background discussions in start
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BYD cuts price by 20K across the board(twitter.com)
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I once bought a Burberry hoodie in a Turkish market (not the ones with the name plastered all over it, subtitle little tag in a corner). It lasted for many years and my girlfriend at the time who was a lawyer at a prestigious lawfirm and li
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
With a properly configured nginx, you can easily serve 10's of thousands of requests a second on vserver type hardware. Netlify just offers these build pipeline kind of static site with cms UI. But this is a good reminder why my gut fe
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
So basically what you have to do is create a social service , make sure everything is open with an easy to use dev API to get the enthusiasts and third party clients going. And then once you’re big enough you close all the doors and then tr
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Worth remembering that the US had been pressuring TSMC and Samsung to hand over more and more trade secrets to qualify for the Chips act subsidies[1]. Unless they massively screw up with the hand they have been dealt, it's very likely
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There’s a reason they were laid off. I find this mind boggling, I’ve met so many mediocre and low performers that are still highly sought after by simple virtue of having done nothing at faang or Stanford. It’s basically the software engine
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
It is possible, but if someone does whatthe parent described like that in Europe, you get more than that and you could walk out of there with your laptop and nobody would be able to stop you, and if they did, you'd probably get more th
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
I've been eyeing authentik[1] and authelia[2]. Authelia looks really good to me, but the fact that keycloak has connectors for angular and you need to setup oidc angular plugins with authelia for example made me a little bit wary. But
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Does that impact the time how long the monitor takes from switching between display off and showing something on the screen?
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Most of their construction material comes from China and most of Taiwanese exports go to China. Taiwan will never compete on the global market for most of its products. This current policy is economic suicide, and anyone not blinded by ideo
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I think a while back TSMC finally understood that building a factory in the US is just not feasible, so their backup is to just transition to Japan long term if Taiwan's situation doesn't pan out. During the Pandemic for example,
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Putting iPad's and Computer labs in the same category is weird actually. One is a consumption good except for certain use cases and the other is a treasure trove for teaching. BTW a lot of corporations that have yearly IT budgets repla
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Don't VC companies basically gamble with other peoples money? So yes, the person that actually put the money into the fund might want 1x or 1.5x out over 0x, but for the VC firm it doesn't matter, right? It's not their money
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Another thing to mention is that Qualcomm had zero incentive to make something good for wearables. It's an unfortunate side effect of having such an absolute market dominating position.
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It is, but for most of these components there is no other choice since there is no way to guarantee that nothing was changed. lvrick would say that's what why want to attest everything. Anyway, I really hope that the hardware isn'
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
I've been using vinegar forever(Orion browser supports PiP without extension by the way) But it's bizarre to me how bad the PiP experience on iOS is. When you press play on your bluetooth headset it will pause the video you'r
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
You should be bullish on intel, they got so much TSMC and Samsung trade secrets through the chips act that it would be a miracle to mess that up.
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
I do, yes, but your comment makes it clear that this is a problem that you either don't really think of as a problem, or that you don't know how to address. Building open source communities is hard work. Telling everyone how amazi
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
IllumOS needs to attract new developers. To do that, the platform build needs to become a lot more straightforward. It's a pretty huge endeavour in my opinion. I'd be happy to help out on that regard, but in the past Joyent has no
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
I feel the same. I used a SmartOS distro called Danube Cloud for a long time and am looking to move and looked at Harvester[1] and OpenNebula, but with everything I know about Kubernetes(and LongHorn) I'm reluctant to use something so
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Do you have in references for the US involvement in Nikon's decision to drop EUV?
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GCP sometimes shuts down their own services while still supporting them for a few years while encouraging their customers to switch to partner products. One such example is the human-in-the-loop feature of document ai.
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I don't know about the UK, but AWS has has GovCloud in the US for a long time, and to be honest compared to a lot of infrastructure I have seen there it's a blessing. On the flipside, I've met some really amazing infrastructu
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Well it seems that in theory it should exist, amd_s2idle script that tests various things. I can get the machine into what seems to be sleep, but if you listen careful on the fan you will hear that it's constantly restarting. The scrip
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Take a look at this amdgpu issue tracker[1], you will find that there are lot of devices across vendors having the same issue. And even if you get s2idle to work, which people on my machine do by disabling wakeups with something like the fo
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by rjzzleep 3y ago
Interesting, can you elaborate on that? The behaviour I observed is that going into S3 behaves exactly the same as if you try to unload and reload the amdgpu driver.

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