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by stefan_ 3y ago
This has been my experience. Google can now not even find substrings from source code found in thousands of GitHub repos. It's rapidly getting useless for programming.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Maybe this? https://www.deloitte.com/global/en/about/press-room/deloitte... Or this? https://investor.visa.com/news/news-details/2022/Visa-Suspen... Can't go wrong wi
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by stefan_ 3y ago
What? You know the people writing open source licenses have spent more than 5 minutes thinking about this, right? The GPL says it straight up: > The “source code” for a work means the preferred form of the work for making modifications t
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by stefan_ 3y ago
This was an amendment that was individually voted on
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Indeed, silicon design is long in its NPM left-pad phase. Which begs the question why it is still so open-source averse and patent-pilled.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Ok, but the likelihood is 99.9% that I would rather read posts on Reddit than any LLM autogenerated ad laden malware garbage from SEO spammers.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It is a really really really bad sign that these companies feel the obsessive need to lie and distort around what are safety-critical incidents. Where is the safety culture? If this is how it's going to be, why on earth should we trust
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Waymo illegal overtake into wrong-way driving(old.reddit.com)
79 points by stefan_ 3y ago|102 comments
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by stefan_ 3y ago
The app also has obscure and incomplete features & UI purely to comply with Apple guidelines (or trick human reviewers paid beans into not actually realizing what the app is).
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by stefan_ 3y ago
The first AI-native mouse!
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by stefan_ 3y ago
I remember when we had the libav fork. Turns out 10 bickering idiots pronouncing the freedom revolution were ultimately not half as productive as one Michael Niedermayer.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Even better, people die at elevated rates from both of these! It is not either or.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
I don't think that's GAAP compatible, that seems far too easy.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It's hard work keeping the staff below the full time limit where they get benefits, squeeze suppliers and ensure the reliable flow of inane corporate directives downwards. Has everyone completed their mandatory union training yet? I do
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by stefan_ 3y ago
There are "legitimate use cases" for just about everything imaginable on this planet because there will always be a user that goes "I spend all my day in X software wouldn't it be great if it could read my email/mon
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by stefan_ 3y ago
I suppose there is no reason to make an autonomous cargo ship accessible to humans.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
If they are "optional", why do initrd generators need to know them? This truly has all the hallmarks of a systemd "solution"..
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by stefan_ 3y ago
People often seem to have a casual attitude to concussion; you read sports star X is out with a concussion and think little of it. Another word for concussion is "traumatic brain injury" and that tends to get it across better. I h
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It's getting hard to believe anything in this world anymore. A million shells fired by the Germans in Verdun in a mere 8 hours and now the entirety of Europe can't make that number in a year.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
I don't get it, WSL is fundamentally not a mass market feature. Meanwhile the "Unix interface" on MacOS is ancient stuff that everyone who actually wants to use it immediately replaces wholesale with something from brew or wh
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by stefan_ 3y ago
War is horrible, what’s new? But few things in it qualify for war crimes.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
So like ground troops in every war, ever? There’s a whole school of thought around having the boots on the ground make their own in the moment decisions.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Because this is war and not a SWAT police operation? If soldiers in the field have reason to believe the enemy is in a building and call in air support to bomb it, no part of that is a war crime. Even if someone later goes and discovers the
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by stefan_ 3y ago
These „benchmark“ are tuned around reporting some exciting result, once you look inside, all the „fixes“ are trash.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It’s also worth pointing out that parts of the RCE were prepared almost two years ago which makes this entirely implausible.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It’s interesting. In my embedded experience, SD cards are absolute trash, eMMC is already much better, raw NAND is somewhere in between and then actual SSDs are much better than all of these again. Yet supposedly these are all the same basi
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Which is not a very big production at all because most countries that don't qualify as failed states rightly organize their food production independently. The biggest buyer tends to be China who doesn't need the food to begin with
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by stefan_ 3y ago
"I wish it hadn't taken 12000 tanks and missiles to bring me higher pensions" Yes, these things truly are the same! Just two sides of the same coin.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Pursue what? God knows they should pursue building a browser . It’s a simple concept, it doesn’t need ChatGPT-set-to-dramatic words.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It's so weird it's taking them so long, because as far as anyone can tell AMD is mostly competent enough to make GPUs within some percentage points of Nvidia, the "breadth of complexity" in what these things do at the en

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