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by stefan_ 3y ago
This is funny, the moment the absence of IP can benefit large companies it's just a fiction, a made up concept, not too serious at all. Of course you go onto the OpenAI corporate pitch page and it will proudly say "respects your
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It's obviously not 30%, because on top of this you better pay for ads on your app name or have your competitor show up on searches for your app . I always had a mild smile for the tales of the "secure refined Apple store" bu
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by stefan_ 3y ago
That's a good summary: someone else has paid for the roads, but won't for the rail.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
That’s not really any different from how Airbus works (and explicitly so). But I learned that Boeing literally outsourced the fuselage and that makes you wonder if they are really fit to build airplanes…
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by stefan_ 3y ago
That's an odd configuration, because having a 2.4 GHz network that all the shitty IoT devices can be on is one of the best remaining uses of that band.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It must be peak irony to write this on the topic of a Bitcoin ETF . None of the technology, all of the speculation.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It's funny, all the top talent, all the blog posts, yet sorry to say as everyone has long learned, streaming platforms are utter commodity and were not an unique advantage at all. All made up. They were always just a nice wrapping pape
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Well, that's sort of the problem here right; yes at AWS retail you are paying $20 million a month for traffic, but the cost to AWS isn't anywhere near that, in fact how AWS charges for traffic doesn't match to how it incurs c
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Indeed, self-hosted email is commonly rejected despite doing all these things. Google et al have successfully turned email into the domain of a few SaaS, and at half of them blatant spammers can message millions with no record of consent w
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Maybe I have been too obscure in stating what’s going to happen: the oligopoly of SSD/RAM makers will collude explicitly or implicitly to cut production and raise prices. Because right know they are making a loss selling you a SSD, all
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by stefan_ 3y ago
The infrastructure is bought from Amazon, who in turn own them. Makes you wonder if it’s actually unprofitable, on the whole.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Samsung just happens to be in commodity chip making. Don’t worry, the chip bosses will get together for a bottle of Soju, do some racketeering, SSDs and RAM will be expensive again but profits are going to be back.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
To be fair it seems there is an image of some of the loose bolts: https://nitter.net/ByERussell/status/1744460136855294106 I think this should stick out to an assembly person as not quite right.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Don’t forget IT ignorance. A lot of places IT is full of Microsoft MVPs that have no understanding of the needs of people developing in and for Linux systems.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
You are overthinking it. Some sysadmin copying the same cert into the chain twice because AWS is confusing and doesn’t care and OpenSSL doesn’t care isn’t resolving the grand problem of the trust graph, it’s just a loss overall, for everyon
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Do browsers or is this another OpenSSL Easter egg we all have to live with? I remember that OpenSSL also validates certificate chains with duplicates, despite that obviously breaking the chain property. That’s wasteful but also very annoyin
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Sorry, I have been imprecise and my knowledge somewhat outdated. The basic issue is above TDMA/OFDMA; unlicensed bands require that you have some mechanism to detect if the channel is in use before you begin transmission, to ensure you
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by stefan_ 3y ago
There’s LTE-U and LAA but they are more about extending normal LTE at the cost of public bands. The basic problem is that LTE base stations assign time slots to devices when to access the spectrum - that doesn’t work well when by regulation
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by stefan_ 3y ago
EU agriculture is an entirely pretend market heavily subsidized for self sustenance - few countries will depend on other states for basic foodstuff, no matter the price. Ukraine joining will not change that.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
This is an odd point to try to argue in the context of driverless cars . Of course the behaviour is fully intentional in the sense that the car will act the same way again when presented with similar circumstances. All flaws in driverless
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by stefan_ 3y ago
At that point you can just ditch both randstr and keyval entirely and encode directly into &heads[3].val since it allocates anyway. You still have to pass in a useless randlen because it will otherwise crash, oh well, the beauty of C &q
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Houthis stopping to fire Iranian missiles does not in fact solve any of these problems, I'm afraid.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
You mean the cars that had GPS maps and cruise control anyway will have to take the speed limit from the GPS map and apply it to the cruise control? Horror, the cost!
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by stefan_ 3y ago
That's the joke, they are non-WADA compliant on purpose - American NFL and other sports leagues are rotten with steroid abuse and more. And the reason the teams run their own "anti-doping" is so they can know about it before,
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by stefan_ 3y ago
That's the joke, these sites are long produced by LLMs. The result is obvious.
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Sure they do, and yet at the bottom of them we keep finding.. iMessage. Which is like a funnel that takes untrusted external input and feeds it into various ancient unmaintained native code blobs that were thrown into iOS for the "time
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by stefan_ 3y ago
Maybe I'm too dumb to find it on this page but if you are looking for the actual recording instead of a calendar entry in the past, it's here (a stream dump for now, fast forward to 27 mins): https://streaming.media.ccc
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by stefan_ 3y ago
I remember people were very passionately arguing iMessage can only be secure if the only client is the Apple sanctioned one > the unknown attackers kept their campaign alive simply by sending devices a new malicious iMessage text shortly
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It's fun to see the evolution in e.g. these examples of image loading for Dear Imgui: https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/wiki/Image-Loading-and-Disp... DirectX9 will even load the image for you, DirectX11
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by stefan_ 3y ago
It's funny how these things work. They don't even specify the wavelength of the LEDs used, instead preferring to patent any wavelength imaginable. But obviously not all of them will work. Why was this allowed in a patent? How is t

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