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by sounds 9y ago
Or, more bluntly: Google should pay high salaries. The market will supply the skilled workers when the salaries are high enough to attract more workers. (Google does pay high salaries. If they want more skilled workers, raising their salari
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by sounds 9y ago
(At the risk of stating the obvious.) It is likely we will soon have multiple AI's Out To Get You. We're pretty close to it, but I would assume current algorithms are not "AI".
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by sounds 9y ago
I was able to reduce it to 0xe9 bytes and I'm getting: clang-802.0.42 -O3 -march=native on a Core i7-4770HQ @ 2.20GHz: branchless: 490.666725 MB/s, 0 errors 0xe9 small: 380.000045 MB/s, 0 errors Hoehrmann: 337.
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by sounds 9y ago
Yes, that makes sense now. Thanks! Edit: I fiddled around a bit and came up with: https://pastebin.com/WA1Tp2KK The nullprogram.com version is 0x185 bytes (gcc 4.8.4 x86_64 -O3; objdump -s -j .text -j .rodata) I switched to
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by sounds 9y ago
I've been puzzling over your assembly code for a while. Assuming you just had the useful bits in eax and had just executed bswap: MSB .... byte1... byte2... LSB 00000xxx 00xxxxxx 00xxxxxx 00xxxxxx How does multiplying (byte1 | LSB) * 3
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by sounds 9y ago
This line catches overlong forms: *e = (*c < mins[len]) << 6;
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by sounds 9y ago
I was very pleased this distinction was already posted. Here's my stab at the same point: Socialism redistributes _limited_ wealth to those whose labor actually produces it, since the capital which owns the means of production is not m
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by sounds 9y ago
MySQL and MariaDB are another example, if you need one. :)
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by sounds 9y ago
This package is only the animation. The spinners are in https://pypi.python.org/pypi/spinners / https://github.com/ManrajGrover/py-spinners Which is a port of https://github.com&#x
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by sounds 9y ago
Share less, find your strongest point, stick with it. Less is more here: "Google will use AMP to implement a revenue-sharing system with publishers." That seems like a plausible step for Google to use to counter ad blocking.
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by sounds 9y ago
Let's not require a person to "out" themselves before we consider their information legit. Rather, let's reach out to our colleagues at Amazon and see if we can reach a recruiter. It shouldn't be hard to do.
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by sounds 9y ago
Do you have proof that the ME does not do any remote communication and has zero attack surface? Be sure to include "internal" attack surfaces that may be accessible from malware in ring 0.
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by sounds 9y ago
I found the relevant flags: --soft-disable-only and --soft-disable https://github.com/corna/me_cleaner/commit/d5705b62f802fdf1c...
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by sounds 9y ago
Everything that is old is new again. AT&T used to claim anyone who attached an unapproved telephone was a criminal: http://bpastudio.csudh.edu/fac/lpress/471/hout/telecomHistor... "Freed" s
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by sounds 9y ago
In case you haven't already used the following, please note that the NSA had an undocumented "backdoor" included which "disables" the ME. (Man, oh man, I wish I was making this stuff up.) http://blog.ptse
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by sounds 9y ago
I haven't collected the hard numbers for what is presented on page vi of https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy17osti/68925.pdf , but soft costs appear to have swollen to take up most of the cost savings from reduced mo
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by sounds 9y ago
Inflation-adjusted residential costs according to nrel.gov are shown in the chart on page vi of https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy17osti/68925.pdf The raw costs, not adjusted for inflation: Q1 2014: $4.52/W total f
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by sounds 9y ago
The code on the PIC is protected. The hex dump that is presented has sections filled with zeros, as that is how PIC code protection works.
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by sounds 9y ago
tl;dr eli5: This is research into photonic (optical fiber) links and how to store several different colors (frequencies) in a vibrating material. The vibrating material is still a transmission but because it to 100,000x slower than light, i
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by sounds 9y ago
"Hard from scary or obfuscated" Maybe you are typing on mobile? "Far from scary or obfuscated" reads more clearly.
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by sounds 9y ago
Using GigaBoot20x6 is intended to support development / debugging. This whole project is still in a very early stage, but it seems unreasonable to assume GigaBoot20x6 will be the preferred / only bootloader when this is ready for
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by sounds 9y ago
I feel like it's worth pointing out the the internet was a better place before people started using it for PII. Credit agencies were about PII before the internet, but internet companies that collect all this PII toxify the internet.
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by sounds 9y ago
Experian has not accepted phone applications for a security freeze for a while now.
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by sounds 9y ago
I looked at your profile, but didn't see any clues. Please share? How do you use redo for go projects?
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by sounds 9y ago
"It was made to aid in discussions about missile development, since the technical nature of honest-to-god 'rocket science' can make it rather impenetrable from the perspective of laymen, yet many of the fundamental questions
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by sounds 9y ago
Yup. On their site: "will work with 2G/3G/4G, GSM, UMTS, and LTE" If it's using something like this: http://a.co/9IVPmkI -- then maybe it's using the USB pins on a mini PCIe card. I think it wo
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by sounds 9y ago
Please be aware this is an opinion piece by David Brooks. This does not represent a majority opinion of the New York Times shareholders.
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by sounds 9y ago
Here are three unspeakable truths for the United States. Bringing them up is a risk: there is almost no chance for calm, composed conversation. 1. The US Federal Government is not held accountable to the Constitution any more. 2. Income ine
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Ryzen CPU HyperThreads break if 100% busy and interrupted to top of Memory(svnweb.freebsd.org)
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by sounds 9y ago
Can you point to actual statements by any company on "why we avoid the GPL?" Here is a great example of Google reversing course on the AGPL (when they reversed their decision to ban AGPL code from Google Code in Sep 2010): https:

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