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2y ago
Huh? It seems for the next 4 years at least, 'staying' won't be their choice...
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2y ago
As another example: vulkan3D made the mistake to use enum in its API. Now, they must be sure it is a signed 32bits on 32 or 64 bits systems, namely check the compiler behavior. You can check the code, they always add a 0x7fffffff as the las
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sylware
2y ago
Trump is talking to congress next tuesday. Brace for impact... or not.
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sylware
2y ago
Did you see the terminator movies, or matrix movies? AI has a "solution", but how to say this... :)
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2y ago
OMG... And I read ALL Arthur C. Clarke books... but decades ago... huhu...
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2y ago
Hey, is your git hosting noscript/basic (x)html browser friendly? Because if yes, I could push my open source code over there! I am always looking for such hosting (for the moment I have 2, and they are free, but the more the merrier!)
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sylware
2y ago
Huh? Warning about what? Aliens?
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2y ago
oooooh.... this does sound good. But not enough far away from the Sun since we would need a maximum of time once the Sun inflation started in order to exit the solar system. But the real question is to know if the kuiper belt has enough int
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2y ago
It is a great step in the right direction. That said, the target is RISC-V isa, AV1/opus hardware block encoding/decoding, hardware with "standard" programming interfaces (nvme/usb-audio/usb-video, aka usually
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2y ago
Maybe I am failing as a human, not that our kind seems more and more of a rare thing on HN: Namely I cannot suppress a bit of emotional joy seeing people who have been dragging me down being dragged down, that whatever their political color
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2y ago
Going to Mars is so 2010. Mars is too close from the Sun anyway. Better start to colonize the kuiper belt with super mega structures, we can start with AI drones mining its resources way before our arrival. :P
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2y ago
And stretchdroid.com microsoft is protecting on its cloud? What about them? I bet they sell scan(hack attempt?) data... or we have to believe them when they say they don't (omegalol).
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2y ago
https://dashboard.fr.cloud.gov/
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2y ago
javascript people have been hurting me bad. Sorry but not sorry.
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2y ago
They should put forward the fact that 512bits is the "sweet spot" as it is a data cache-line!
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2y ago
microsoft cloud is hosting/protecting stretchoid.com which I get scan/(hack attempts?) all the time. I am self-hosted, and those are a pain. As far as I know stretchoid.com is not selling the scan data... I plan to drop IPv4 and g
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2y ago
Training data too old............
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2y ago
You missed the point: c++ _is_ the issue (and usually similar language).
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2y ago
Big Tech companies are nearly the only beneficiaries of small hosting sabotage and since they are serial malpractice offenders, _they_ are to provide proof they aren't involved.
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2y ago
agenda--> next: kernel code deployment _MUST_ go thru them, namely internet or offline storage for clients paying more (A LOT more). next: app installation _MUST_ go thru their store (or the ones from their big tech friends). next: "
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2y ago
It is finally happening, AI strapped to formal solvers doing maths "beyond" us.
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2y ago
Hopefully, finally on par with nvidia with hardware BVH for raytracing and not those horrible GLSL shaders (or at least published and provided optimized GPU machine code or similar).
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2y ago
Yes. I use at least 2 of them... repo.or.cz, or rocketgit, and I guess they are many more. Drop microsoft github and move there or similar. But the best is to host yourself. But careful, you are going against big tech interests, expect thei
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2y ago
Sad, still dependent on the same horrible c++ (or similar). It would have been more appropriate with using a lean C99+ dialect which you can compile with small C compiler alternatives (that is impossible to do with c++ and similar due to a
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2y ago
Is anybody pointing on the fact that "alignment" is brain-washing?
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2y ago
Security of computer systems does not exist. This law is just a decoy to trick criminals into thinking those "apps" are "secured".
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2y ago
You cannot really start "small" in that area. Quickly, you will need massive amount of resources to scale up. And the access of such resources, well in the US, you have vanguard and blackrock, mostly, and they already have some si
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2y ago
This experiment did use 'lean', but it is very important to have real-life altertnative formal solver at a low technical cost.
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2y ago
China will lose its rare earth minerals near monopoly?
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2y ago
On HN, all humans, aka non AI bots, do understand the underlaying consequences and usually have a pertinent perspective on the technical cost of the web engines from the whatng cartel. If you don't want to understand that, I cannot do
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