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by rzerowan 11mo ago
To add to this , twitters algo seems primed to amplify controvesial topics to boost engagements.Why some topics always seemsto keep getting boosted while others barely trend. Which for many enterprising trolls/grifter have seen them be
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Im going to go ahead and predict that the EU will not risk it.If it were China ? maybe they would pull the lever to activate this counter. Previously when the US reneged on the JCPOA viz Iran , they had a similar law/faclity that theor
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
For messaging i think early skype had it sorted more or less , decentralised - widely used and intuitive identity. If it had been allowed to evolve identity maybe like email(matrix or even bsky) got federated with custom servers/ide
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
>The ousting of the CEO wasn't. He was pulling a lot of resources to China and also buying wafers that weren't actually used to fake business. >This was one of the reasons they got on the entity list in the first place and i
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
I think the headline is incorrect , as far as the timeline goes there were TWO separate actions. The first was the Business Court removing the CEO and the Board, the second was the ministrial action to take over Nexperia NL business as part
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Beat for beat it would probably be cheaper to get the Chinese to do it.Cost per watt charts [1] show US builds still high while they are decreasing for the rest. Apart from the obvious labour costs difference , theres also the skills at sc
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Yeah they keep re-inforcing bad vendor lockin practices. id guess the number of free users surpass the paying ones , and situations like these leave them all unable to recover.
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
One of the things that i didnt like about cloudflare MITM as a service is their requirement if you want SSL/CDN that you must use their DNS. Overconcentration of infra within one single pint of disruption with no easy outs when the st
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Id think this being the 'official' political position , it would be referring to the end of hostilities when the armistice was signed.Legally there was no ceasefire/capitulation etc and i would suggest as far as the North are
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Yeah, even the industrial design angle seems a bit on the wane.Most likely move to open a new product lineand integrate it into the apple ecosystem. At this point they havent had any new product lines or innovations rather than thinner and
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Interestingly enough if apple really wanted they could acquihire one of the currrent EV brands and do a beats/siri on it. Theres probably a lot of churn currently before the field stabilises , and probably the entry point for a new ent
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
I always thought optical signalling would be a interesting i/o pathway being non intrusive in HumanComputer interaction - rather than electrical signalling probes ala neuralink. Yeah and sentience open a whole new can of ethical/m
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
"Wetware" as it were , i remeber some research article some time back where they grew some kind of 'brainlets' and had them functional as far as memory was concerned[1]. Would be a interesting to see how that tech would
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
To steelman some of the points youve posted >You don't need a crazy fast connection for most of this automation stuff, because it has to be able to operate offline successfully to start with As i mentioned youre looking at it as a c
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
The way most of these deals get structured especially when multicorps get involved is requiring the donor gov to guarantee the loan. Which gets routed to the recepient country, kickbacks get shaved off and re-routed back to the donor countr
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Whose sovereignity though? And to replace it with what? As almost all 6G kit builds on 5G kit which is at most 40% Huawei FRAND patented.So whatever the path HW gets paid. As an aside the whole OpenRAN debacle to replcae 5G kit seems to hav
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
For better or for worse its a orchestrator (for containers/scripts/jars/baremetal) full stop. Everything else is composable from the rest of the hashicorp stack consul(service mesh and discovery),vault(secrets) allowing you t
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
I think on a similar scale would be the Chinese South–North Water Transfer Project , which has taken several decades to eventually move 44.8 cubic km of fresh water via canls/aqueducts etc through some mountanious terrain. Or the undgr
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
One thing that i would prefer in biometrics would be that the iris/fingerprints get treated as what they are publicly available and easily obtainable data. At worst using it a a secret key is similar to using your name as a hidden vari
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
Question , would this be a desirable outcome for drivers. As far as i can tell most kernel driver crashes are the ones that would benefit from such protection.Plus obviate the need to do full rewrites - if such a GC can protect from the fau
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by rzerowan 11mo ago
The OS was 'licensed' to a Russian distro as AuroraOS , not sold.Its still belongs the Finnish company.Note , that was their biggest install base and revenue source they cut themselves off from.
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by rzerowan 1y ago
Not fully open-source though, as far as i understood it some of the important GUI, android compat bits are propreity and thus need licensing so no easy way to function without them as opposed to the linux kernel.So i think they are in a ver
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by rzerowan 1y ago
I believe thats being phased out slowly to be native app only with their multidevice HarmonyOSNext (mobile/pc). Once the major apps move over , last bits of linux will be excised.
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by rzerowan 1y ago
'In Europe' , as noted American ios/androis and their stores still work .At a reduced capacity yeah , but ready to restore links when the time comes around.Ditto for all other major brands (US) even though they arent issuing
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by rzerowan 1y ago
Funnily enough the only viable deployment was AuroraOS in Russia , which they cut ties with after the war started (pretty shortsighted IMO) as the equivalent US ops merely paused their operations with options for future return. I think Goog
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by rzerowan 1y ago
UAE backed mercenary army , when you have Colombian ex military , Ukranian(?) , Libyan forces with the active collabaration of neigbouring countries like Kenya,Somalia and Chad - in the movt of weapons/fighters and looting of mineral r
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by rzerowan 1y ago
Yep,hopefully their API offerings are industry compatible and requisition of resources for clients is smooth. Would also help if they can onboard similar sized operations that are currently doing their own hosting or using one of the non-EU
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by rzerowan 1y ago
They would probably need a anchor client that would allow for predictable growth at scale - AWS always had Amazon.com GCP had its gmail and other workspace apps. Ideally the varoius goverments in the EU would commit to only hosting their w
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by rzerowan 1y ago
I believe this will only be possible once the provisioning in colo is as easy as or as fast as cloud provisioning.Think Hertzner but faster/more customizable , and for that the physical commodification would need to be more nimble&#x2
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by rzerowan 1y ago
I think the main ask should not be limited to android/ios but similarly to the rules and regs of previous decades around agressive interop and standardisation. Asks for piecemeal carveouts whenever a monopoliist tightens the noose all

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