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soganess
5y ago
EDIT: *Wipes egg off face* looks like monkey was purchase by the holla group... ---- I want to echo this. I hope you get some HN visibility and that translates into action. Good Luck! For all those curious, monkey looks like it i run by two
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5y ago
NISQ-era QC machines are just too noisy to really be that useful without a lot of legwork, regardless of speed. AWS has machines available right now. Translating from qiskit to braket isn't rocket science either, but no one is clamorin
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5y ago
As I understand it, the disclosure is actually just for new job _postings_ ? I'm sure sites could collect that data and make estimations, but I'm not opposed to that either. Really anything that helps with the SNR when looking thr
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5y ago
That just seems like moving the goal post. Without a trial to explore efficacy, it is a pie-in-the-sky idea that shouldn't be taken seriously. When a trial happens...well this trial isn't really indicative of how people will truly
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5y ago
Hopefully it starts a snowball. Plus, as a non-Coloradoan, it gives me a quick canary. If the remote job list "no Colorado applicants", I know to ignore it.
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5y ago
Wile I'm all AMD for GPU compute on linux, there are is one big reason to stick with Nvidia... CUDA. Sure, ROCm is incredible, but it doesn't really solve the problem of software availability. When you see some wizbang library adv
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5y ago
Because I'm curious and want to explore the space to find new, exciting, and legitimate reasons for everyday public use of encrypted platforms.
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5y ago
Interesting! Sadly, upon reading it, I got this unsavory feeling this would end as "evidence" on an episode of Ancient Aliens.
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5y ago
The baseband is locked? Lets pretend an oracle handed me a fully functioning version of Android 5.1 (the best looking version of Android) for the iPhone $whateverIsCurrent. Installation is fully automated and works 100% of the time. All I h
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5y ago
Installing software blessed by the father, the son, and the holy ad-hoc signing key of a dev account is not equivalent to installing an alternative OS on your iDevice. Especially if the key can be revoked at any time. The local(over-usb) si
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5y ago
That maybe an effect, but that is in no verifiable way, the purpose. In my experience, when confronted with a "the real purpose of", what follows can directly be translated to "me or one of my loved ones is being affected in
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6y ago
It is great to see this getting more traction! To the larger discussion brewing: I honestly don't understand all the pushback on here. Why should I have any type of moral imperative to support revenue streams I find bad for the indust
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6y ago
And if pithy comments didn't exist... we'ed have to accept that no single thing, or small cohort of factors decided the overall trajectory of society. Wealth, and power carry a social momentum. Antipodal to that is the high amount
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6y ago
How bout a person be judged by both their words and their deeds? Also, this quasi-poetic, we-we-we, silent-majority, US vs THEM, argument comes off as "all developers must support RMS" saber-rattling. I don't have a twitter (
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6y ago
While I'm sure that was a good faith suggestion... How bout we try something different? Like help the world improve its maternal mortality to rate to 2 every 100k people. That seems like the current worldwide floor. If you don't w
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6y ago
What region has stronger x86 licensing issues than the US? I'm not sure where else this would make sense.
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6y ago
While you are right and I applauded your caution. It is also fair to note that no (electronically non-conductive) heat dissipation mod is likely going to cause a runaway thermal event hot enough put the kind of stress you are talking about
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6y ago
I always think this type of bad first step is a "test the waters" move. If no one complains, sweet. If someone complains backpedal with one of those "We hear you! And while we haven't done anything wrong, we will do righ
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6y ago
The silly thing about all this is eMMC is a wear part. Tesla made a really serious mistake and didn't take that into account and now the user is "holding it wrong". That needs to be in a place where the user or a technician c
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6y ago
"TL;DR? Why not just go watch another five second video of a kitten with its head in a toilet roll, or a 140 character description of a meal your friend just stuffed in their mouth. "nom nom". This blog post is not for you.&q
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6y ago
I wholesale agree with your criticism of the current system, the status quo is not what i'm advocating for. That said, an unintended consequence of the proposed policy, especially if we extend it to tv, is people simply have less expos
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6y ago
What about TV then? Doesn't the president conduct public business that way? PBS, for as great as it can be, isn't really the channels most people watch. Presidents communicate on private media all the time. This just seems like th
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6y ago
I'm actually really interested in this as well. Those are the two largest orgs I hold in high esteem. I'd love to be corrected so I am not walking around like an oblivious fool.
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6y ago
This is the second time I've seen compilation as a benchmark since the M1 came out. If you are not building for the same target (ie both building for arm or x86) using the same version of the compiler, it doesn't count. This is li
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6y ago
Wow. I really like that ticketing system resolution. I'm going to keep that in my back pocket. Seems like it would really help having a formal and public (to the office) way of handling sticky situations. I can tell you see the policy
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6y ago
I feel like I'm in the minority here, but I'd like to start a discussion about this! Could you elaborate some? Judging just from your one liner, this sounds like it is ripe for misuse. Dumb examples off the top of my head: - Lets
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6y ago
That is a pretty good point. IOPS may have a hand in this as well. That said the benchmarks on the SSD seem similar.
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This was pretty sparse on details. Can anyone verify they were compiling for the same target? (IE at least one of them was cross-compiling).
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I was about to be shocked because I thought r23 wasn't recompiled for arm... then meh. Truth is Apple is about as good(but slightly worse) and they feel like the margins are worth it. Bonus: I'd like to see Apple's GPU up aga
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6y ago
Ugh, I'm a complete idiot. I always just run sources that I don't really know that much about through the first pass filter of who is the publisher of the article and how are they related to the journal and the authors. Then do a
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