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by tiagod 2y ago
Can you give an example? EDIT: Just seen your other reply. Perhaps it was excluded due to right to forget laws?
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by tiagod 2y ago
Same experience in Portugal. I've only had a dental x-ray before removing wisdom teeth.
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by tiagod 2y ago
Anyone that has a real need for something like that is either using either very specialized (and expensive) hardware, or some peripheral solution like TFA. We already have general purpose, mass produced devices that benefit from huge scale,
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by tiagod 2y ago
In some cases, the model will be lighter. There is no need for 14M parameters for physics simulations, and there's a lot of promising work in that area.
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by tiagod 2y ago
It's just a harmless personal project.
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by tiagod 2y ago
I wouldn't be so quick to dismiss such comparisons. Fiction can be a great tool to explore very real truths.
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by tiagod 2y ago
Perfect is the enemy of good. I've found it's much better to get a project up and running as an "MVP" than to chase the perfect until the details suck all the fun out of it.
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by tiagod 2y ago
You can simply not connect it to the Internet. You can also root them (did it to my LG one.)
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by tiagod 2y ago
How is it so clear to you?
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by tiagod 2y ago
This is just speculation, but assuming you're talking about gem-grade rubies and sapphires, perhaps there's more industrial uses for similar rubies and the gem industry sees the benefit.
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by tiagod 2y ago
What if you hack a system that allows you into the cockpit with no additional checks? That would be crazy...
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Intel SGX Fuse Key0, a.k.a. Root Provisioning Key Was Extracted by Researchers(twitter.com)
234 points by tiagod 2y ago|71 comments
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by tiagod 2y ago
Think about the reason, given by a fellow human and HN poster, why it's not possible to know exactly what happened that night. Now think if it makes sense for anyone to write something like that as a reply.
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by tiagod 2y ago
Of course. I meant that once you have your product working, if you see 2GB is more than enough you can save a bunch of money in production without spending much or any extra time. Moving your product to an MCU, even when it would support it
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by tiagod 2y ago
There's a huge difference between an ESP32 and a RPi5 (even w/2GB of ram). If you're using it for some specific appliance that needs a decent CPU, USB, Video output etc, but only requires 2GB of RAM, I don't see why you
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by tiagod 2y ago
>The setup includes over 30 RCA switchers and more than 12 HDMI switchers. With this much investment, he could've bought a big industrial matrix (well, it's a single TV, so a switch would work) and pay someone to make a cool UI
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by tiagod 2y ago
> They made a video glorifying killing dogs and I was absolutely done with them. I suppose you're referring to this video? https://youtu.be/y3RIHnK0_NE?feature=shared&t=180 I don't see how it's glorify
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by tiagod 2y ago
You connect directly to one of the players in the lobby, also known as a peer. It isn't a dedicated game server, just the game itself. I think it qualifies very well as P2P.
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by tiagod 2y ago
I don't own any newer console, but I remember people abusing the P2P nature of PS3 Call of Duty MW2 to make ridiculous custom servers that you would randomly connect to. So at least on the Playstation 3, games would connect to arbitrar
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by tiagod 2y ago
It may not be useful to you, but it seems a bit too much to then jump to the conclusion it must be useless for everyone. I forget names all the time. I even forget I wrote entire projects sometimes. That's why I try to organise my syst
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by tiagod 2y ago
I agree, and it's a very common misconception among locals that it's related to the Golden Gate bridge
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by tiagod 2y ago
It's a suspension bridge. And a solid one :) Takes 6 lanes of traffic and whole trains on the bottom.
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by tiagod 2y ago
Interestingly, the 25 of April Bridge in Lisbon was made by the American Bridge Company, same as the Bay Bridge, but not the Golden Gate. And yes, it's normal. That bridge is very well maintained (there's a whole team there workin
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by tiagod 2y ago
If it has enough vinegar, it should be fine, no?
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by tiagod 2y ago
>Why not use SSI[1]? Because hacking is fun, and it's still fun if it's a bad idea
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by tiagod 2y ago
It's using machine for the job, which is different than buying a machine for the job. A hand mixer is cheap and has endless uses. A chocolate tempering machine has a single purpose. Makes sense to get one if you're making choc
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by tiagod 2y ago
My point is that it would change the game into a different one, with a different skill-set, and forcing everyone through the same restriction wouldn't make it any better. And even if I disregard all this, cloud gaming wouldn't sol
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by tiagod 2y ago
Imagine all Olympic athletes were to start competing with an AR headset on, which added 5ms of lag to their vision. Would it be a problem if they were all forced to use it?
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by tiagod 2y ago
I think you have a misconception of how these transformer models work.
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by tiagod 2y ago
It's supposed to be a model that navigates apps and websites using ML, but instead it's just plain old, manually written scripts, that will break when a website or app changes.

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