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It would have absolutely prevented this person from getting identified. It looks like some kids doing a climate protest. I can't but help read your post in comic book guys voice.
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So ... squating a building and running a punk climate action is enough to de-anonymize a proton mail account? Jesus. https://twitter.com/OnEstLaTech/status/1434661903293423618
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Grit is a scam to extract more value out of people you have convinced to play your game. Scratch to win!
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I had an experience where for a couple weeks I could playback symphonic music in my head and be able to control the loudness of individual sections, repeat passages, etc. with the same fidelity as a lived experience. I knew it was meme-erex
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The lectures are good, the LECTURER is galaxy class. Everyone regardless of discipline should watch the lectures for their metacognitive qualities alone. Sapolsky could literally give a lecture on shit and I'd be at the bus stop, someo
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One approach that I find interesting is to use Wasm because it was designed as a portable execution format for lots of language types. It has an amazing amount of flexibility for byte working and execution. It is fairly trivial to see all o
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> As part of the emphasis on the Chinese market, SoftBank succumbed to pressure and formed a joint venture. In the new joint venture, Arm Holdings, the SoftBank subsidiary sold a 51% stake of the company to a consortium of Chinese invest
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Because it gets harder for the opposition at a faster rate. The opposition is end user repair. But you know this, it is a common strategy, this is why you out skill your opponent. There are widely reported cases of people taking their iPhon
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The arch of ScyllaDB blew my mind gotta say. Great talk [1] by Avi Kivity, co-founder of Scylla that goes over the design and architecture. Glommio [2] (believe it used to be called Scipio) is a thread-per-core framework for Rust modeled af
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I couldn't find any benchmarks on the site. How much slower is it?
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I think the future is in something like Redbox+Dialysis, perhaps even as an acquisition target since their markets overlap. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ep-f7uBd8Gc
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I'd much rather use OSS like Aerospike or ScyllaDB for this workload and still retain some agency over my deployment. Getting a system like this right is super hard, and not being OSS, you are at the mercy of the cloud provider to fix
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One could use compliant hinges [1] to help mitigate moon dust issues, those will have to be dealt with anyway. Found the link https://www.nasa.gov/directorates/spacetech/niac/2021_Phase_... > Light Bender
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From a linked research article on the main site, they had a compelling plan bounce energy around with mirrors so you don't have reconversion losses. Tracking mirrors and solar panels. The light from the sun is highly collimated.
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We should bomb the moon.
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This story is generating lots of buzz for sure.
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There is an amazing 100m lecture from Douglas Trumbull linked from above, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBaZQojd1_s This is super cool, but not the optical setup I thinking of.
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I too have been thinking about <<general, Wasm-based, "purely functional">> content addressed computation. I think it can support both legacy applications as well as purely functional uses. I really want to support bo
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*edit, I think this issue was specific to the Android client, the desktop client has a totally different sqlite schema. The child comment to your comment is deleted, but I think autoincrement IDs shouldn't be used under an ambient auth
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This is about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scanimate an analog video synth. I had hoped that it was about a mechanical optical printer that could composite and project multiple film images. The closest thing I can thi
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Would virtual physical simulation have helped in this case? What was the phase lag between valve actuation and the measured signal? Create a metalearner than can do one-shot learning when it gets access to physical hardware?
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Python 3.11 has its eye on you.
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Python wants you back in 3.10
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Product placement within the presentation itself. Or interstitials between slides.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marionettes,_Inc .
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This is awesome! The ride sharing platforms should plug into the universal transportation app that serves public transit, cabs, car share, etc. I gotta see Barcelona.
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Reverse lamp post? We don't routinely take MRIs because of false positives, meaning we might have more questions than answers so we won't ask. Seems like neuroscience is still in the phase of reducing misunderstanding.
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I do the same thing!
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Which is fine because what would normally be handled by the SIMD will be custom silicon for most customers and have a 4-100x speedup over what SIMD could provide.
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If Linus can do it, anyone can.
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