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2y ago
The purpose of the company is to produce youtube videos not professionally written internal memos. In fact one might say that this is the core message of the document.
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2y ago
The largest provider of security holes and the largest user of them.
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3y ago
It will be incorrect whenever the time changes, so twice a year and maybe once more if you expect your microwave to adjust for leap seconds. Depending on the device it will also lose track of time if it looses power but in that case it shou
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3y ago
The traditional solution is to get your time by radio from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DCF77 or your regional equivalent. It might take up to 24 hours to update but it will always be correct and requires no manual in
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3y ago
As I understand it the core thesis of this article is that any object which can be manufactured using semiconductor processes gets to share the experience curve of semiconductor manufacturing, which not only has has a unusually high cost
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3y ago
Re [1], if the pressure is constant for about a second the software assumes that you aren't touching it and what remains is error in the hardware. It then compensates for the error by introducing a constant offset which exactly counter
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Incongruous Technologies Redux
(incoherency.co.uk)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Very nice idea and great execution. Sometimes it includes clips where the generated subtitles are wrong and the word is actually a different one with similar pronunciation (German heiß -> heißt for a lot of this). Which brings to mind an
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3y ago
The fact that they were legally required to MITM their customers does not make them more trustworthy (in the sense of unlikely to do it in the future), just the opposite! Of course that applies equally to any other cloud host (modulo jurisd
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Squirrel Strings
(blog.brixit.nl)
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3y ago
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Correction for A710/Neoverse N2’s FP Scheduler Layout
(chipsandcheese.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Its returning the text that needs to be inserted in place of x to make the equality true. Since the parentheses already contain the inches they are not redundantly attached to the x. If you remove the inches from the query you get the resul
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3y ago
He essentially stole the landlords house by vandalising it in a way that greatly devalues it as a place to live for anyone but himself, then getting it listed as a historic place so that the damage is legally irreversible and the house is s
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A Gentle Introduction to LLVM IR
(mcyoung.xyz)
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3y ago
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Free Public WiFi
(computer.rip)
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3y ago
Does your manager expect you to obtain your estimate using a machine learning approach from a research paper?
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3y ago
It doesn't matter how representative the data is of the wider userbase as long as as it accurately represents the opinions of the people who use the extension, since those are the only people who see the result. The sample size is only
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3y ago
Because users clearly care about the information it provides them, to the point of implementing third party solutions to restore it as best they can.
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3y ago
Thank you
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3y ago
I didn't follow that at the time and I'm finding it hard to find information about it, would love a link to those leaked documents.
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Lawyer cites fake cases invented by ChatGPT, judge is not amused
(simonwillison.net)
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3y ago
Are there countries where electricity is more expensive at night?
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3y ago
How about the events mentioned in TFA, where the government covered up the extent of the radiation leak from the fire in the nuclear plant of unsafe design operated despite repeated accidents, which would have resulted in catastrophic relea
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3y ago
Very few computers running nginx have human user accounts with more than dotfiles in the home directory. Meanwhile desktops run everything on the same account because defining usable security policies between users is basically impossible.
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Deep Learning Is Better Than Linear Regression
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Can you trust a compiler to optimize your code?
(matklad.github.io)
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Nudging Polarization
(jefftk.com)
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Why didn't we get GPT-2 in 2005?
(dynomight.net)
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4y ago
But in this case the job of the hardware is to prevent the software from doing things, and it pays a constant overhead to do so whereas static verification as integrated into a compiler would be a one-time cost.
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<3 Deno
(matklad.github.io)
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4y ago
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