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by stefan_ 2y ago
I think you just don't understand the point. I don't care for choosing between 15 different brands making differently colored RAM either when it's all the same standardized thing, but you bet we're in a lot of trouble wh
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by stefan_ 2y ago
You can absolutely "forget" how to chew and swallow food.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Wait until you hear how many Wikipedia editors and servers are paid from the many millions of donations they aggressively beg for every year..
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by stefan_ 2y ago
The vision models already filtering recycling today? And in a million other industrial processes?
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by stefan_ 2y ago
If you can recognize what garbage to yeet, you can already yeet it today. You don't need a terribly slow robot arm to do it.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
At least teachers come with a lesson plan. This reads like a vibe manager.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
If you had to break it down to the essential parts, how much would it weigh? Do you rely on having measured the area you are flying in previously?
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Yeah, what's habeas corpus.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Which is why most non-failed countries try to self-sustain a large amount of their food requirements and agriculture is subsidized and protected. But it also means food export isn't a big business.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
The same people also say "tariffs are going to bring us so much money" and "we are going to call it the External Revenue Service". So maybe don't read rationality into clueless vibe statements.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
I don't understand, it seems you and the IMF agree on bitcoin being a truly terrible reserve asset.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43301369 This is not a remote exploit. It's arguably not even an exploit or backdoor at all, which is why this PR article is full of "democratized security" slop
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by stefan_ 2y ago
I love how people in this thread just unilaterally declare and accept as fact that you can't possibly turn the monopolistic browser and browser engine powering millions of devices and with billions of users into a profitable business
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DOJ asks for judgement requiring Google to divest Chrome [pdf](storage.courtlistener.com)
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by stefan_ 2y ago
But why would a different DMV employee not sign off on the sale when they already go to the trouble to remove the wheels and doors and misrepresent cars as missing them?
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by stefan_ 2y ago
It ain't March 8 either
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by stefan_ 2y ago
The problem with the TOPS is that they add in ~100 TOPS from the "Deep Learning Accelerator" coprocessors, but they have a lot of awkward limitations on what they can do (and software support is terrible). The GPU is an Ampere gen
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Just buy any gaming card? Even something like the Jetson AGX Orin boasts 275 TOPS (but they add in all kind of different subsystems to reach that number).
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by stefan_ 2y ago
It's a contract for a glorified enterprise network with a massive amount of red tape, what exactly would be SpaceXs irreplaceable specialized knowledge here? Last one to praise Verizon but this sounds exactly like the mindnumbingly bor
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Yeah, it is their fault. I don't download "todesktop" (to-exploit), I download Cursor. Don't give 3rd parties push access to all your clients, that's crazy. How can this crappy startup build server sign a build for
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by stefan_ 2y ago
I don't get it. You go into the grocery and pay sales tax on food for the week, but you import random trash from China, pay nothing and this is "great for helping small businesses"? No matter what you think about wholesale ta
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by stefan_ 2y ago
What's complicated about it? Don't get within a mile. Some 250g drone can't, why should this thing?
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Have you tried it for Rust, arguably a much lower bar than actually fully formally verifiable? Sorry to say but AI can't figure out the borrow checker. I'd speculate it does poor on a lot of things that are sort of implicit in the
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by stefan_ 2y ago
My favorite is these shitty RGB connectors. They were obviously very recently decided on, yet somehow what we got is something without any positive retention or determined orientation yet still obnoxiously big.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Underground powerlines are the norm in Germany, hurricanes, tornadoes or not and their grid would still perform vastly better.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
Amazing, they got the "actually" guy for a PR person. That's still shit Jerry!
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by stefan_ 2y ago
The more concerning thing is that the best thing these overpaid people could come up with was.. download the torrent, like everyone else. Here you are, billions of resources, and no one is willing to spend a part of it to at least digitize
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by stefan_ 2y ago
The irony of pure rationalists buying a castle, unable to see what every other market participant can.
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by stefan_ 2y ago
It's not good for the imperative stuff either, half the time some wonky popup comes to the screen. Remind me why I'm using the voice again?
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by stefan_ 2y ago
99% of paid hitmen were and are just cops. They catch plenty of people with real plans all the same.

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