rzerowan

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by rzerowan 10mo ago
Yeah C++ isnt going away anytime soon - its not even in the COBOL phase of its lifetime despite the rise of Rust/Go as systems languages. However it would be imperative for a push such as Carbon[1] to be similar to the kotlin to Java
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
I think youre conflating 2 different things, share as a payment currency and share as reserve. Share as a payment/trade currency is not going away though it will be greatly reduced especially with CIPS that bypasses SWIFT.Andmost data
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
With the sadder realisation from the article that more independent co-lo facilities are getting shutdown leaving many largescale deployments withno recourse but to go to the cloud for hyperscale. As a business at least in the US , im not se
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
On the software front as mentioned VHDL and Verilog are showing their age with their design as well as ther tooling ecosystem.Attempts such as CHISEL[1] (written in Scala)also havent gotten much traction - seeing also the language choice -
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
Yeah its a must recommend from me , worldbuilding is very immersive and the characters are A+. Havent read Plague Dogs - will put it on my List. Ta
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
Watership Down by Richard Adams
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
Yes
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
Mostly i believe its that the writers envisioned and were able to wrldbuildinsucha way that the tech was not a subject but was rather a part of the scenery/background with the main object being the people and their relationships. Addit
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
I mean most mobile devices have already accepted closed ROMs in their baseband and all/most browsers that try to interact with streaming sits require Widevine . As longas its going to hapen one way or another better it be local , and
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
Paradoxically this is one of those features/requirements that i feel should be on the end-user-device with zero knowledge proof. It would make sense to have the enduser verification ondevice with a simple reply to any online property :
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
Hmm seeing as this looks to be the path forward as far as inkernel Linux drivers are concerned , adnfor BSDs like FreeBSD that port said drivers to their own kernel. Are we going to see the same oxidation of the BSD's or resistance and
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
If doing it from scratch, if jumping off from an already established product - could work, along with name recognition. If there was one that i would put that could go head to head and possibly pull it off would be Corel[1], their suite is
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Memristor Neuromorphic Diagnostic Systems: Strategy in Intelligent Medicine(pubs.acs.org)
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
If deployed with hybrid sails [1] this could be even more competitive to Bunker fuel for bulk/container carriers and even RoRo car carriers. IMHO a hybrid approach would achieve similar to superior perfomance to the current state viz a
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
To add to that i think their R&D labs along with HPE were one of the few to innovate on the memristor and actually build some fascinating concept machines.If i rememeber HPE's was 'The Machine'. Athough i think they just
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
There is also the option by well written professional wherer the startergy is to grab as much market share as they can by allowing the proliferation of their product to lockup market/mindshare and rleaget the $ enforcement for later -
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
Thats part of it actually , they have(had) a nonstandard offering via Sony hardware. If it was a known OEM like Oppo/Honor/Oneplus theres already some familiarity/buyin from users and lines possibly can be opened for select v
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
Seems they still havent figured out a business model for their OS. Hardware at low volumes wont move ala kickstarter. Would have thought after their ups and downs they would have landedon a sustainable businesss model. The market oppurtunit
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
In fact its basically a monopoly play to sideline the longstanding seedbanks that have existed, both government ones and co-op based seed banks. Hence the law that proposed: Fines could reach up to 1 million Kenyan shillings (approximately
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
The moves they have been making seem to be similar to what one would see if the VC money was getting tight or alternatively they were bought out by a Private Equity firm. Similar to the way Broadcom did with VMware hiking prices astronomica
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
Probably inevitable since they got banned from their largest market[1] in the fallout of the semi/chip bans , with the addded disadvantage that their only play to recoup profits would be through narrowing market ang hiking prices. And
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by rzerowan 10mo ago
I think its illustrative to consider the previous computation cycle ala Cryptomining. Which passed through a similar lifecycle with energy and GPU accelerators. The need for cheap wattage forced the operations to arbitrage the where locatio
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Search deals with mobile OEMs and apple(preferred engine in all mobile browsers) also paying off Mozilla for a start. Also Goog has had a first mover moat for a while before Duck came along.
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
I think the last time they put commodity hardware in orbit was via the HPE[1] project and the results were quite mixed with failure rates for components that were quite high. In addition to running the system in a twin config to get any mea
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Yeah for faculty i guess the basic featureset would suffice. For the students however its basically a immersion in the tools/workflows that they would encounter post graduation. Knda the way the propreity software is heavily subsidised
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Not just the UI ,as you can see with Blender it goes toe-to-toe with the paying big suites like Maya and Autodesk, a legacy of its dvelopment being proprietary.Comparad to GIMP et al difference is stark. Most of those UI/usability chan
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
For one reasono another im not seeing any of the currently OSS solutions like LibreOffice/OpenOffice.orgwould not gain much traction and will remain niche even as the MS/Goog options remain entrenched. The path taken by Blender(pr
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
The main thread through the case laid out has a fundamental flaw "assumes a spherical cow in a vaccuum" . There are cheaper/faster more open competitors out there doing as much as OAI and getting integrated in real product pi
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
So were going backwards to a world where there are basically 5 computers running everything and everyone is basically accessing the world through a dumb terminal.Even though the digital slab in our pockets has more compute than a roomful o
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
On a technical note , is geolocation ever truly accurate. I guess they are doing this by IP and App store records - which are generally trivial to change. IP blocks can shift and get repuposed so thats not accurate , and app store change is

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