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by sounds 2y ago
Interesting thought. Could there also be the gradual evaporation of the old culture of fear? The 1940s through the 1960s fear of other countries, races, and ideologies? I wonder if the fear suppressed the natural behavior of Jim McNerney an
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by sounds 2y ago
Information is light about an actual Proof of Concept here. I have no actual knowledge, and it makes sense to assume the PIN is required to implement the EM side channel attack, as without a valid PIN the old, vulnerable Infineon library mo
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by sounds 2y ago
Summarizing from the article, this link [1] shows that there were more sources of generation that ERCOT didn't ask to come online. Specifically, all the capacity that could come online with 5 minutes was online except for a tiny 130 MW
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by sounds 2y ago
I think you're intentionally obscuring the difference between: (1) A system locked by Microsoft, who benevolently allows some users to achieve freedom by setting up new Platform Keys. If the big dollar clients demand standardization an
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by sounds 2y ago
Microsoft only mandated that for the "designed for windows" sticker, while simultaneously mandating that their arm laptops went hard in the opposite direction. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3458679
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by sounds 2y ago
I remember reading that the local group, Laniakea Supercluster and the great attractor [1] are new developments that helped us refine our understanding of H0 but didn't fundamentally remove the controversy. It's exciting to see ho
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by sounds 2y ago
Hmm, a 4-core cluster? Easiest would be to wire up two chips with bidirectional links and use a fault handler to transfer small blocks of memory across. You're reimplementing a poor man's MESIF https://stackoverflow.com
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by sounds 2y ago
Software (I mean the product, not the code) Mundane tasks that can be visually inspected at the end (cleaning, organizing, maintenance and mechanical work)
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by sounds 2y ago
There are more major issues I would hope the article authors would correct. I know, not likely to happen. Here's a few notes to think about - > The analysed star cluster IRS 13 is located 0.1 light years from the centre of our galax
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by sounds 2y ago
I kind of admired the brevity. Sure, nobody agrees on what the strict definition of great is. I don't think it's reasonable to argue that a blog post titled "My pet theory..." doesn't achieve the minimum word count.
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by sounds 2y ago
Most likely something like Qualcomm (or another similar vendor) saying that they refuse to provide the vendor kernel, and will just ship Windows on ARM instead.
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by sounds 2y ago
It's an interesting challenge because the device is nominally "under ISP control" but any device located in a customer's home is under the physical control of the customer. The mistrust between the ISP and the customer l
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by sounds 2y ago
Yes, it was 48 bits virtual but Intel is starting to introduce SKUs with support for 57 bits of virtual address space: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_5-level_paging
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by sounds 2y ago
HN Guidelines Checklist: [ ] When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of calling names. For example, arguing with "nonsense" and "has nothing to do with the scenario" detract from HN [ ] Comments sh
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by sounds 2y ago
I mean, Microsoft pays him a regular paycheck. I think you're moving the goalpost quite a bit to ask that the community accept anyone's contributions until solid proof of malicious intent is shown. Are you prepared to accept my co
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by sounds 3y ago
Inertia causes the sensor in the accelerometer to read nonzero. Meta: let's stop arguing what might happen, and do the experiment!
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by sounds 3y ago
> it does not rely on installed Python as in GN case as other tools. I'm curious if you can expand on how you're using python, and what pain points you have there? I think python 3.9 was one for us but not too bad.
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Raspberry Pi is making 70k Pi 5s a week [video](youtube.com)
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by sounds 3y ago
The researchers are careful to not say that. (Remember the big uproar around LK-99 superconductors?) To my lay eyes, it looks like they have excellent research showing a pathway used for the regulation of the "innate immune response,&q
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by sounds 3y ago
Converting atmospheric CO2 into fuels could contribute to this effort. But bacterial and plant-based fuel production may still be more economical and produce fewer overall emissions than even a solar array and a carbon capture plant.
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by sounds 3y ago
Try replacing "acting unexpectedly" in your thought process (which superficially I agree with) with the words "acting safely." It remains to be seen if autonomous driving systems are actually safe. But if the other drive
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by sounds 3y ago
Without diminishing how cool I think the Asahi linux project is, can I shout out the panel at the bottom of the page for device support. As a tech enthusiast, that's exactly the kind of page I would want if I were buying a new Apple de
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by sounds 3y ago
You lose: this is not a PCIe device.
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by sounds 3y ago
> There's nothing preventing you from installing your own CAs in normal decices [sic] Please consider what it would take for me to reflash and install a new digital signature in the UEFI device driver for at least the following PCIe
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by sounds 3y ago
Secure boot and TPM that only come with PCIe card drivers signed by the Microsoft CA are definitely the problem here. If it weren't closed and controlled by one large corporation's interests, there wouldn't be a monoculture,
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by sounds 3y ago
Start installing coreboot then?
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by sounds 3y ago
The phone number registration https://blog.beeper.com/i/139416474/sending-and-receiving-me... will make it possible to enforce legal action against malicious and spammy messages. Note that iPhones already receive
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by sounds 3y ago
Here's a slightly more in-depth link, still written by Penn State U's PR people but it links to the paper: https://science.psu.edu/news/WangLeja11-2023
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by sounds 3y ago
I've noticed that even though "They don't owe anyone anything," the community doesn't actually adhere to it. If they shove code over the wall like FAANG companies do now, it appears to upset the community, who will
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by sounds 3y ago
I can't think of one, so this is only a halfhearted attempt (not the GP here)... maybe he's focusing on the mismatched firmware vs. OS version and how that is more closely analogous to a bad BIOS flash? I'm undermining my own

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