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by scq 2y ago
You can read the source for the integration, it lines up exactly with what I said. You can make up any conspiracy theory you want, but there's no evidence for it.
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by scq 2y ago
Looking at the Chromium source, PDF Searchify indeed uses this service (search for "ENABLE_SCREEN_AI_SERVICE").
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by scq 2y ago
This seems like a bug in the ScreenAI service? There's no evidence whatsoever for his claim that Google "trains a machine vision model on the contents of my screen". According to https://chromium.googlesource.com
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by scq 2y ago
It seems to be quite sensitive, down to the nanogram level. This paper has some more details: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acs.est.3c06058 Some of the authors of that paper founded Lumetallix.
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by scq 2y ago
This is a common myth, but is false. Direct quote from the Supreme Court: > “Modern corporate law does not require for-profit corporations to pursue profit at the expense of everything else, and many do not.” More information: https:&#x
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by scq 2y ago
Safari and Edge have larger market shares, they don't need Firefox for that.
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by scq 2y ago
Redis and LevelDB are very different, with different use cases. LevelDB is a key-value storage library that writes to disk. It's the sort of thing you could use as the storage layer for a relational database. On the other hand, Redis i
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by scq 2y ago
Coherent Gameface does not embed a browser or webview either. https://docs.coherent-labs.com/cpp-gameface/what_is_gfp/over...
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by scq 2y ago
Many game UIs are built using HTML/CSS under the hood, so it has come full circle! https://coherent-labs.com/products/coherent-gameface/
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by scq 2y ago
[1] is true. Here it is straight from PHP's creator: https://news-web.php.net/php.internals/70691
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by scq 2y ago
Linking the slide deck that caused Google to start encrypting the traffic between their own data centers running on their own fiber is perhaps not the most compelling argument that Google is a state asset. https://www.newyorker.c
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by scq 2y ago
What's wrong with the word "pipes"?
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by scq 2y ago
Leap71 did: https://github.com/leap71/PicoGK Interestingly the author of it is Lin Kayser, former CEO of Hyperganic.
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by scq 2y ago
They are still using DUV for that. It will likely take at least a decade to develop EUV independently, which is needed for smaller process nodes.
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by scq 2y ago
A very old (2012-era) Qualcomm development board. https://www.phoronix.com/review/qualcomm_dragonboard_s3
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by scq 3y ago
Seems I misinterpreted. The lines that cross are radiative forcing, not GWP. Source: https://web.archive.org/web/20150116044523/https://www.see.e...
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by scq 3y ago
Of course there is. CO2 and methane are not equally bad, methane is about 100x worse initially. After about 60-70 years the lines cross and the impact of a tonne of methane released is less than a tonne of CO2 released at the same date.
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by scq 3y ago
Latency to IXP or to a Tier 1 network seem like reasonable measures.
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by scq 3y ago
It still costs the government AUD $221.57 (minus $31.60). So it is still pretty expensive, it is just being paid for collectively.
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by scq 3y ago
That 10.8 wallpaper you linked looks original. 3200 x 2000 appears to be the original resolution for Lion and Mountain Lion (also note how the version on this site is cropped). 10.8 is less obvious so hard to say with 100% certainty, but if
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by scq 3y ago
You'd be surprised what an AV scanner would do. https://twitter.com/taviso/status/732365178872856577
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by scq 3y ago
Yes, it turned out to be caused by ad blockers -- and there was actually a bug in AdBlock Plus that made things even worse. Interesting how people were so quick to assume malicious intent against Firefox from Google.
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by scq 3y ago
It's not mentioned on the page, but at least 10.0 to 10.8 are AI upscaled -- you can tell from the artifacts when looking at the image closely. I don't think it's reasonable to call this an "archive", as the link do
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by scq 3y ago
You're off by an order of magnitude there. If 90% of billings were commission-free, that means $110 billion had Apple's commission applied to it. 110 * 0.3 = 33 billion of revenue at most, or 16.5 billion if we use the 15% commiss
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by scq 3y ago
If you do that, you'll lose other features, like "auto" mode where it varies the fan speed depending on the amount of particles in the air, or the ability to control it remotely. On lower fan speeds it's essentially sile
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by scq 3y ago
There's an option in the Xiaomi Home app. Three dot menu -> Screen brightness.
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by scq 3y ago
API keys are important for effective rate limiting/abuse prevention.
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by scq 3y ago
That's a myth. There is no such marking as "China Export". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CE_marking#%22China_Export%22
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by scq 3y ago
The Flash authoring tool still exists, it was just renamed to Adobe Animate. It supports Canvas and WebGL.
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by scq 3y ago
It has OTA firmware upgrades, I suppose if they did that they wouldn't be able to update the firmware.

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