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by sho_hn 2y ago
> The Times consolidated their opinion content and eliminated the blog From my reading of the article, you're conflating two seperate events, perhaps due to knowledge of additional facts it doesn't contain, or conjecture, or mi
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Ah, gotcha!
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Drones can be fixed-wing aircraft.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
DeepSeek's stuff is actually more dependent on nVidia shovels. They implemented a bunch of assembly-level optimizations below the CUDA stack that allowed them to efficiently use the H800s they have, which are memory-bandwidth-gimped
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by sho_hn 2y ago
> Was open-sourcing Linux a cynical, offensive move to devalue commercial Unix (a scheme hatched by duplicitous Finns)? No, but the same sort of people certainly told us that we were :-) Cf. the whole "the GPL is viral and will kill
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by sho_hn 2y ago
It's no different from X11, which is also a protocol/spec with many implementations.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Note that Wayland is a protocol, not an implementation. This testing was done with Gnome's implementation of Wayland, which doesn't mean much for any other Wayland desktop.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
As a European observer, it's been an interesting lesson in how much power and sway the US presidency is invested with, despite ostensibly existing in a system that is less centralized and puts more power (and elected offices) at the st
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Eh, it's fine. I learned about a video game series with a cult following I never knew existed, which isn't life-altering but passes the interesting bar for me. Another detail I personally found interesting is the (brief) discuss
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Thanks!
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by sho_hn 2y ago
It doesn't really add anything to computer science, but then again the Sergey-Brin paper probably doesn't match that rigidity either.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Nice list! I would add "On the Criteria to Be Used in Decomposing Systems into Modules" (1972, ~7800 citations) by Parnas, though more software engineering than computer science in a strict sense.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
More the latter! It's still a very charismatic text that I'm fond of, and it's of course also intensely quotable. But given its brevity it can only deliver so much.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Noticed any new abilities lately?
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by sho_hn 2y ago
This is the one :-). If I recall right, the journal scan had some additional diagrams some uploads have omitted, so while a PDF isn't the most ergonomic thing it's probably the safe bet.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Gladly! It's the second of these, "An investigation of the Therac-25 accidents" (1993) w/ DOI 10.1109/MC.1993.274940. #1 is a later version that was an appendix to her book Safeware (which I have not read), and [3
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Leveson's fantastic Therac-25 paper is probably the most important document in the formative years of my young sweng career. I still re-read it every couple of years, and it's held up a lot better than one of my other early favori
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by sho_hn 2y ago
This is also what I would expect, and it makes sense to not allow installations to get away with stalling the rollout of security fixes that affect downstreams. The argument of course is whether existing liability is enough of a deterrent t
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Showing up to do work is how you wield soft power nonetheless, even if it's a side effect.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
With the US freely surrendering much of its soft power to China and Russia (e.g. by exiting the WHO, ...), I suppose it'll a bit more insulated.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
The photo op of the US president signing the country out of the Paris Agreement in 2025, in public, to a cheering crowd is also a great fit for a Mad Max backstory intro montage.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Neither Bambu nor the parent poster did this. I'm not sure what you're talking about.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
If you want a more trustworthy review, check out Maker Muse' recent review on current-crop bedslingers. Interestingly, unlike the standard influencer talking points, they came to the conclusion that the Prusa is easiest to set up and o
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by sho_hn 2y ago
The way things are going, I doubt that 3D printers with always-on requirements and without hardware kill switches for phone-home connectivity are going to be very interesting to any corporations interested in keeping business secrets or sta
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by sho_hn 2y ago
> Bambu is the best, by far. Nah, this is influencer-generated bro science sentiment. They do nothing special, and hardly never come out on top in any serious independent print quality tests. Their primary competitive advantage right now
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Insecure for who? What's the threat vector?
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by sho_hn 2y ago
> Hum, the alternative is OrcaSlicer stops working with Bambu printers... Which is fine, no? Plenty of other good printers available.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
Why should I switch to "developer mode" to talk to a computer I own on my own network?
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by sho_hn 2y ago
I assume OP meant that pg is read by many people.
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by sho_hn 2y ago
This was also my first thought -- a deep sadness over someone hurting and feeling threatened and persecuted. I'd also like them to know they're not alone in this.

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