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by tempay 1y ago
It seems like the various Chinese companies are far outplaying Meta at that game. It remains to be seen if they’re able to throw money at the problem to turn things around.
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by tempay 1y ago
According to the article that seems to be the case: > The ARMP’s earnings go back into each branch’s Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR). Some of it pays for entertainment on bases, such as golf courses, bowling alleys, and libraries.
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by tempay 1y ago
In Switzerland it varies. Many places will also offer expert hire where you get brand-new skis and at the end of the season you can choose to buy them for cost.
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by tempay 1y ago
Have you tried it with other languages, in particular where the user makes a request in one language but expects the call to be made in another?
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by tempay 1y ago
I think so, Keir Starmer and several others show plausible faces. On the otherhand Ashfield (NG178DA) fails spectacularly.
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by tempay 1y ago
I think the question isn’t why statically link but rather why bother with .a files and instead use the shared libraries all the time (even if only to build a statically linked executable).
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by tempay 1y ago
I've had success with a boring event loop which looks at the state of the system and does all the background work. It's simple to implement and much easier to manage failing tasks that need manual intervention to stop failing. It
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by tempay 1y ago
It would be a lot of data to download and would likely be uncomfortably slow for many cases. Also, as is mentioned in the article in a few places, the website is optimised for low effort rather than low cost.
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by tempay 1y ago
From the article: > Since Firefox 136, developers will see a console warning for h1s in article/aside/nav/section without author-defined font-size or margins Seems like it should be fairly obvious for any dev that tries to
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by tempay 2y ago
I think you might have missed OPs point being about acoustically sending data rather than using bluetooth/WiFi. If someone is close enough to your home to listen to your washing machine (or more likely, inside) they can probably hear&#
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by tempay 2y ago
The key thing of conda-forge is that it's language (rust/go/c++/ruby/java/...) and platform (linux/macos/win/ppc64le/aarch64/...) agnostic rather than being python only. If you want you
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by tempay 2y ago
Trying to assess the performance of a python build is extremely difficult as there are a lot of build tricks you can do to improve it. Recently the astral folks ran into this showing how the conda-forge build is notable faster than most oth
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by tempay 2y ago
It wasn’t when strictyaml was made and then it becomes a backwards compatibility issue.
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by tempay 2y ago
Good dependency management, a rich package ecosystem, defaults to static binaries which are easy to distribute and a tendency to be fast (even if it’s just the lack of startup overhead) make it a popular choice. It also helps that rust attr
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The new recipe format on conda-forge(conda-forge.org)
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by tempay 2y ago
It’s also impossible to steal from afar and transactions of $100/$1000000/$1000000000 each look very different.
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by tempay 2y ago
> Nvidia says that two Project Digits machines can be linked together to run up to 405-billion-parameter models, if a job calls for it. Project Digits can deliver a standalone experience, as alluded to earlier, or connect to a primary Wi
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by tempay 2y ago
I use both extensively and lean towards to opposite statement, though not as strongly. GitHub Actions feels much more well thought out to me. The templating feels less hacky and the workflows via "uses" work really nicely for abst
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by tempay 2y ago
Thanks, that was an interesting read. Seems like a nice solution with the pragmatic trade off with trusting there isn’t collusion between Apple and the third party.
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by tempay 2y ago
Indeed, I wasn't clear enough in my original message that it was under the assumption that you want to keep the caller 100% private from Apple. Though there is a valid argument that you're still leaking information (e.g. "Per
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by tempay 2y ago
That's not the use case mentioned here. The example given is blocking known spam callers and displaying identity information on the incoming call screen. To do this without homomorphic encryption requires the entire DB to be sent to ev
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by tempay 2y ago
I think they mean portable between modern x86 CPUs as opposed to truly portable.
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by tempay 2y ago
To my reading it’s only part of their shares and probably results in the foundation being the biggest single shareholder while still only having a minority stake.
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by tempay 2y ago
These days you can mostly avoid it. The Python HEP ecosystem is now pretty advanced so you can even read ROOT files without needing root itself. See: https://scikit-hep.org/
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by tempay 2y ago
> could easily just reissue a new letsencrypt cert This would be visible in certificate transparency logs. MITM with the certificate they already have would be impossible to observe unless you had access to the client that was being atta
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by tempay 2y ago
On macOS iterm2 has really nice integration with tmux[1] via tmux's "Control Mode". It allows you to use tmux almost transparently including image printing, mapping windows/split panes into tabs/native splits. [1]
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by tempay 2y ago
It’s a completely different file system. It support things like zero cost copying, snapshots, full disk encryption, multiple volumes within a single partitions and is generally better suited to modern SSDs.
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by tempay 2y ago
Not really. 3 cups a day, 5 days a week, 4 weeks a month = 60 cups of coffee. If we say 15g of beans per cup means you'll use 2 one pound bags in a month which could easily be $20-$40.
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by tempay 2y ago
Only if staffing and maintenance costs are low enough.
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by tempay 3y ago
I think OP's concern was more around that it's likely easy to break any encryption that was used in the 1970s so someone could send the spacecraft malicious commands. That said, only America, China, Europe, India, Japan and Russia

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