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by sounds 5y ago
This really hits home for me, this is not a brushfire in a wilderness. It's moving fast, too!
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by sounds 5y ago
This comment brings me a lot of sadness and pain. I know and respect Fabrice from in person interactions. He is exactly who he claims to be. Maybe an interesting question, instead of this current line of discussion, is to find out what led
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by sounds 5y ago
The executive summary is worth the 1-minute read. Interesting that all the malicious frameworks known (by ESET) that target air-gapped networks were for some form of espionage.
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by sounds 5y ago
Because the market thinks Nvidia's potential for future earnings is similar to Intel, Apple, and similar tech companies (Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Facebeta or whatever-it-is). While I can guess what the collective market is thinking,
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by sounds 5y ago
What Microsoft is losing is mindshare with their customers. It'll be a piece of cake, once their customers are angry enough, for a new tool to become popular that circumvents whatever "patch" Microsoft puts out. The emperor h
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by sounds 5y ago
The most vital information is presented and explained in the first 30 seconds of the video.
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by sounds 5y ago
The Vulkan API does not change between Intel, AMD, NVidia and MoltenVK (iOS/macos) GPUs. What the grandparent is saying though is "that differences between AMD and nVidia GPUs are exposed." Vulkan is so low-level that your ap
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by sounds 5y ago
They're not doing direct capture of the He ion from aneutronic fusion. I'm not the best one to explain what it is Helion is doing, but it's not p+B11 -> 4He.
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by sounds 5y ago
The way CPU usage is measured includes time waiting for memory reads. Only a hyperthreaded core would be able to schedule a different task on such a core. For the M1 Pro, which is not hyperthreaded, if all dispatched instructions are waitin
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by sounds 5y ago
The internal leadership at Facebook are all yes-men, from personal experience.
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by sounds 5y ago
Just to underscore this, memory physically closer to the cores has improved tRAS times measured in nanoseconds. This has the secondary effect of boosting the performance of the last-level cache since it can fill lines on a cache miss much f
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by sounds 5y ago
You know, if I were able to convince a FAANG company to actually take us a step closer to a metaverse, it wouldn't be to, metaphorically, give the masses fish. It would be to teach the masses how to fish and start stocking the lakes an
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by sounds 5y ago
I wouldn't underestimate the coming arms race though, as developers find newer and more subtle poison pills to prevent rogue AIs from ingesting their code and regurgitating it later.
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by sounds 5y ago
I've successfully created numerous new accounts, on an Android device, with no SIM card. It looks like there's no proof either way. Are you testing without a SIM card?
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by sounds 5y ago
An open source replacement for Android just can't put in the same level of effort as the entire Android ecosystem does, so LineageOS is at a fundamental disadvantage. If I am going to go with a different OS than Android, I'll get
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by sounds 5y ago
Then you're not one of those people I would recommend it to. You seem to have missed the biggest part of why I recommend this to some people - never, ever put a SIM in the burner phone. It's just for that burner gmail address you
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by sounds 5y ago
It's the same amount of effort for a desktop PC and desktop OS: apps have to do their own updating because I installed them myself. The sibling poster suggested using an alternative app store, which seems like a good way to make this l
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by sounds 5y ago
We're solving different problems. By purchasing a burner phone, I am definitely traceable by law enforcement. You want to be untraceable after a crime - I'm not solving that problem. Your other suggestions are fine ideas, there&#x
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by sounds 5y ago
There's a solution I put out there for my non-technical friends. I just tell them to buy two Android devices. Obviously with iOS this won't work, but then again, iOS devices aren't cheap enough for this to be a reasonable app
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by sounds 5y ago
It also shows the largest number of users running on a 2-core machine, for context.
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by sounds 5y ago
I am guessing that the Lattice ICE40LP FPGA would help a lot with data processing.
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by sounds 5y ago
I agree with you, DJI does have decent software, and not just what they stole or purchased from others. Comparing them to Apple is not a very big a complement, however. Apple isn't well known for having the best software. Apple often h
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by sounds 5y ago
I have spent my entire career working to produce this kind of outcome. Here's why hardware companies refuse to participate: 1. CEO says, "You're eroding our business's moat. Let's just rip off linux, shove our garba
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by sounds 5y ago
I think by 2021 most people will understand this simple reality: Other than Apple, every other hardware company is _not_ a software company. Yes, they write software. It is universally garbage. If there is anything well-done about the softw
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by sounds 5y ago
I have no idea how Intel's proposal handles this, but the 8086 jump was to a fixed location. i.e. BASE was always 0.
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by sounds 5y ago
In case you're wondering why this is news, there are numerous obvious, worldwide, relevant results: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tank_Man https://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/watch/25-years-later
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by sounds 5y ago
This is clearly showing how Waymo software is not a full Artificial General Intelligence - something that can reason on its own, like a fully awake, rested human. Take the moment when the car first gets stuck. It attempts a right turn, spot
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by sounds 6y ago
The story appears to be just that damages have now been set; the rest of the story is buried at the very bottom of the article: Investigations of how the Ever Given became lodged sideways in the canal are continuing. In a recent inter
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by sounds 6y ago
Fortunately, removing a feature and removing code is pretty easy. It's when a feature is added that it requires much more thought and effort. It's not zero effort, but pretty easy.
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by sounds 6y ago
Some of it may be that factories don't get the needed downtime for maintenance, safety inspections, or rest for the line workers. (This is just speculation.) "Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidi

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