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by tjpnz 1y ago
Quantum annealers have been working on real world problems for a while now - assuming they can be expressed as combinatorial optimization problems of course.
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by tjpnz 1y ago
Under normal circumstances if that system were connected to an internal network there would be a cleanup (and the costs would be astronomical). I say normal circumstances because I fully expect these clowns to obfuscate, omit and deny every
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by tjpnz 1y ago
Bethesda farmed the remaster out to another studio and the issues are mostly performance related. They chose to utilize Unreal Engine 5 for the graphics[0] which means you get all the stuttering and uneven frame times present in most games
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by tjpnz 1y ago
When I did my CS degree in New Zealand there were just two mandatory maths papers - statistics and discrete mathematics. Would be wrong to say I didn't get anything from them - but I'm not fumbling around truth tables or poisson d
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by tjpnz 1y ago
How does one get into it when either my companion or I must step into traffic? Based on everything I've seen there isn't any wiggle room for both passengers to enter from the same side, and I'm guessing that's why it&#x2
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by tjpnz 2y ago
If it continues to happen the Japanese government can force them to cease business for a set number of days.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Imagine waking up every morning to go and work on something which objectively harms people and makes the world a more dangerous place to live.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
How far off are we from being able to image an exoplanet?
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Everything's going to have to be replaced and it's going to be hugely expensive. But that's not going to happen until at least 2029 - plenty of time for bad actors to get settled in and cause real damage.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
How does the inexperienced developer become experienced under said circumstances?
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by tjpnz 2y ago
In Japan firing an employee is difficult and layoffs are unheard of. I would have few concerns finding something new were that to change overnight here.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
There are people who would answer yes to both of those questions and then proceed to spout all manner of bullshit about it being harmless.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
>Tech companies need to know they will be held accountable, and that means they must respect the rules and laws in the places they operate. Meta allowed a terrorist to livestream a killing spree in the town I grew up. They didn't ac
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Don't see much imposition in Japan and this year will mark ten years living here. People who can't or won't assimilate quickly find themselves living on another plane of existence and eventually leave. Language plays a big pa
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Off ramp is he tries to double it, is declared mentally incompetent by his handlers and is replaced by JD.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Asset flips (half arsed rubbish made with store bought assets) were a big problem in the games industry not so long ago. They're less prevalent now because gamers instinctively avoid such titles. I'm sure they'll wise up to g
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by tjpnz 2y ago
>We've built something that converts human attention into money with increasingly terrifying efficiency, but we're all trapped in a prisoner's dilemma where nobody can unilaterally disarm. We still get a choice about where
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Been keeping a food diary for several months now. I did have to spend a bit of time at the beginning working out the calorie content of the food I eat. But after that it's mostly just copy + paste - turned out I was far more of a creat
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by tjpnz 2y ago
>The best minds of my generation thinking about how to make people use it. The best minds or just the most visible?
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by tjpnz 2y ago
>I don't see why an AI can't generate IP, even if the AI is being sold. What's not allowed is selling the generated IP. Where I live Studio Ghibli are known to be active on C2C marketplaces looking for counterfeit goods. I
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by tjpnz 2y ago
I've been tracking my daily calorie intake on a spreadsheet for the past three months and have had some success losing weight through it. If you do it right it will shine a light on the seemingly inconsequential food items which are se
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by tjpnz 2y ago
The spectre of a post-IPO Half Life 3 is something which fills me with dread.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Retro Studios stand alone when it comes to strangling every last bit of performance out of a piece of hardware. Metroid Prime 4 running at 120 FPS is going to be phenomenal.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
It's well trodden ground already. Bill Hicks had it worked into his routine 30+ years ago.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Or Agent Krasnov is doing the bidding of his paymasters.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Should've called it Folie à Doo Doo.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
If op is a Kiwi he should be covered under the Consumer Guarantees Act. https://www.consumerprotection.govt.nz/general-help/consumer...
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by tjpnz 2y ago
AdGuard does a good job if you're happy sending them your DNS queries. You'll still want to adopt a layered approach however, and that will involve a browser based ad blocker.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Google has shown itself to be perfectly happy taking money from criminals and their ad network does push malware. To that end their ad business is a security threat.
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by tjpnz 2y ago
Mobile web will be dead and Google will have neutered whatever's left with WEI when they get around to trying it again.

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