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by stefan_ 1y ago
It's a meaningless nonsense tautology? Is that the level of leadership there? Maybe they should reduce it all to Wang, he can make all decisions with the impact and scope he is truly capable of.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
And yet they still all activate their on call people (wait why do we have them if we are on the cloud?) to do .. nothing at all.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
This says "USDA operational"
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by stefan_ 1y ago
The irony is that in 2025, this answer is now wrong again. Starting with smartphones, scanout hardware supports multiple planes/overlays again that are composited on the fly by fixed function blocks. This bypasses having to power on th
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by stefan_ 1y ago
The SDCard that was in another sub, properly constructed from titanium not carbon. The sub housed a camera, no humans.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Keep in mind this is part of Nvidias embedded offerings. So you will get one release of software ever, and that's gonna be pretty much it for the lifetime of the product.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
And then it was fixed with another OTA, so it was not bricked. Why bring up this pedantic point you may ask? Because the grandparent raises a scenario that doesn't apply here. A/B updates or not were not at all the issue here.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Nothing was bricked at all. Thats just how clickbait journalists describe things that stop working in some way after an update nowadays. (Most computers in a car don't need duplicate partitioning because they can be bootstrapped from a
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Indeed the Adam Dunkels, poor guy, trying to have IoT take off for 25 years and they just keep making the hardware bigger obsoleting his previous genius.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Buying random companies they have no use for like Arduino, they have firmly entered the Intel era.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Yes, they all conveniently gave in the moment after. Google just paid another $25M. Is this the lawful order defence?
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by stefan_ 1y ago
These tools already have a million ways to avoid this slowdown. Is it so much to ask their authors to care?
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Why do people always get a hard on for bizarre drone rules? Some amateur pilot goes up in a fireball every other week, I think we put up their safety record to that of drones and there are going to be some hard choices to make - I think it&
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Everyone on this fucking planet lives on stolen land. Nobody wants to hear it anymore. Go build a productive society in where you find yourself.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
It's bizarre because its not so long ago that trying to print an emoji would just mess up your terminal, if your compiler didn't already choke on it.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Meanwhile they deleted the "do not add emojis" part. Look forward to all sorts of logging messages with emojis in them.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Odd take. On iOS there is no F-Droid so your options for simple apps is the same ad riddled “in app purchases” crap it is on GPlay.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
You know I dont really care to "set the story straight" on lowlifes with a million modems for scams or spam or what other possible activities these were up to that are a guaranteed net negative to this world.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Requests that have no benefit for the user need to be blocked on that premise alone. Do your tracking whatever nonsense on your own computing, thanks very much.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Doesn’t seem to work for India. Wuhan university alone probably has more impact than the sum of. Of course a competent state and strategic investment matters.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Ok, then follow through please? Having two ports with one taken up for charging (so one usable) is inadequate. But I suppose the problem with adding more is now you need to offer all the things that could be connected on all of them. But yo
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by stefan_ 1y ago
So the "Verified" part of "SWE Bench Verified" means.. not "Verified" at all. I don't get it, who is so opposed to doing the bare minimum of manual work and check what these models are doing? At least back
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by stefan_ 1y ago
A Straight Shooter with Upper Management Written All Over Him
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by stefan_ 1y ago
I thought this was an Australian scandal? https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gzl41rpdqo The original CHOICE investigation names brands & products: https://www.choice.com.au/health-and-body&#x2
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by stefan_ 1y ago
I don't think they tell the guy it's forced. They are at Soviet army levels of reporting, that's why you got people adding telemetry and copilot to Editor.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
So we do the tried and true solution of listening to the deranged quack?
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Yup, all sorts of bike locks are totally useless now. In the EU they make hard-disk manufacturers pay tax for the inevitable copyright theft. I think that's nonsensical but I daydream of having that for makers of these things (and glas
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Thats a very novel (and obviously wrong) interpretation of preferred form. The full sentence is "preferred form of modification" and obviously weights don't allow that.
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by stefan_ 1y ago
I don't understand. The court has ruled this already a year ago: > Google is a monopolist, and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly What should be the effect of antitrust enforcement to a monopolists share price? We are look
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by stefan_ 1y ago
Gotta keep the cash flowing because the scam is too big. "Cutting off payments from Google almost certainly will impose substantial—in some cases, crippling— downstream harms to distribution partners, related markets, and consumers, wh

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