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stefan_
2y ago
That you idly watched learning nothing retaining nothing because after all, it was what the platform picked for you, not what you sought out ?
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stefan_
2y ago
The requirement being „majority owned by a Chinese company“ for your Chinese operations. Thanks for playing.
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2y ago
There seems to be a lot of misinformation around this, no surprise given the TikTok user base.. The law targets other companies that would be breaking the law if they continue providing services for a China-owned TikTok past the ban date.
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2y ago
Well, yes, because that is the only hope TikTok had - to claim it was targeted because of the speech on TikTok , and not because this is a very boring case of regulating commerce, which as said is well established and has lots of precedent
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2y ago
Because this is not about the first amendment? This just happens to be a company that runs a social network. Congress regulates commerce with foreign nations and made the decision, as it has in many other cases, that a foreign nation can no
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stefan_
2y ago
You got yourself convinced of something based on the media report on IIHS testing that didn't even include Tesla. Tesla was not mentioned and was not evaluated. It's all in your head.
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stefan_
2y ago
After the made up AI revolution we now have the made up recession, I can't keep track anymore. Actually did the AI revolution end yet? I still see the grifters out there.
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2y ago
Wall Werror is a nice idea that university professors will tell you about that collides at first contact with the real world where you are including 3rdparty headers that then spit 50 pages of incomprehensible GCC "overflow analysis&qu
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2y ago
Because MISRA is also insane and has long bled into a middle managers dream of a style guide? It would make for a terrible language (that ironically isn't much more "secure" "safe" "reliable")
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Zuckerberg approved training Llama on LibGen [pdf]
(storage.courtlistener.com)
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All of them AI slop of course. They train on this? I guess it's garbage in, garbage out.
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2y ago
Truly. When will audiophiles get over their depression and realize we solved audio like 30 years ago? Sorry, silicon got too powerful and too good, audio was just no match.
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2y ago
Meanwhile the garbage science that got us "salt = blood pressure" has made it into dietary recommendations just fine, ruining food all over the world.
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If only people wouldn't then turn around and tell us how amazing spectrum auctions are, what a novel great application of economics. In practice it has all the hallmarks of a failed market; most bits travel over WiFi, money ends up in
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2y ago
Huh? On the balance of probabilities, why would this be the "most certain" option? I think that logic only works on the HN scale of "works in my ChatGPT window" or "bad outcome, so hallucinated".
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2y ago
What do you mean, Chinese foreign policy is an utter train wreck. All of their neighbors hate them.
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2y ago
Yeah, I'm not entirely sure who this system is for. A lot of automotive infotainment is AMD now (if you are gonna sell to console makers..) and ARM64 is a perfectly "sane" architecture that has very decent software support in
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2y ago
I suppose this is why we need to break up Google, so even the most unaware person on the world can realize that they are the biggest advertising network on the planet . THEIR PRODUCT IS ADVERTISING. TARGETED ADVERTISING. This is what they
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I do not get it, where are all the serious people? Just come out and say what it is and what it is not. Pretend for a moment you have the ethics and work philosophy of an undergraduate science student.
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2y ago
Why? Did a grocery store self checkout ever fail to calculate sales tax? Do I need to run a study on that? The people selling this could not make a car drive but now its AGI.
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2y ago
Thats just not true? Your eBPF programs run in a VM in the kernel, occasionally JITed, but of course the kernel is free to feed them whatever data it wants.
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2y ago
H1B has been around for a while now. It can't take more than a moment of original research to realize it's vastly used for junior roles & a large percentage of consulting outsourcing houses who charge much, pay little and deli
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2y ago
Traditionally. Newer interceptors like PAC-3 are designed for hit-to-kill, using the kinetic energy of the interceptor itself to hit and destroy the target directly. The downside is you need more advanced sensors to get the required guidanc
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2y ago
FDs optin, memory too given the insane performance pitfalls architectural issues and pernicious security problems (think cloning a CSPRNGs internal state) and suddenly you realize CreateProcessA was and always has been the superior API.
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Except.. they are not jets, terribly slow, and fly at much lower altitude.
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I made the mistake of clicking on one of the links to commits they mentioned only to end up at a MR changing multiple autogenerated yaml files with 10k line diffs and incomprehensible names. I guess this is where the whole "bad talent&
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2y ago
Is everyone running online FPS gaming servers now? If you want your page to load faster, tell your shitty frontend engineers to use less of the latest frameworks. You are not limited by physics, 99% aren't. I ping HN, it's 150ms a
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4. we keep hitting hypervisor bugs and having to work around the fact that your software coexists on the same machine with 3rdparty untrusted software who might in fact be actively trying to attack you. All this silliness with encrypted mem
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Order granting summary judgement WhatsApp vs. NSO Group [pdf]
(storage.courtlistener.com)
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Does Intel qualify? They seem busy making GPUs for midrange insignificant gaming builds, while all their AI offerings are hopeless.
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