tsoukase

17 ms·

181.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
[The answer goes to both commenters] There are two groups that should update to v8 in order to be fully functional: users' OS net stack and ISPs' infra. The incompatibility of IPvs between two endpoints can be solved by a couple o
182.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
Related: "A 29-year-old employee, identified as Chamel Abdulkarim, was arrested for allegedly starting a massive six-alarm fire that destroyed a Kimberly-Clark sanitary paper warehouse in Ontario, California, on April 7, 2026." He
183.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
It's extremely difficult to compete with the US SW companies. Their products are so engaging and attractive that anyone till up to the leaders are tempted to use. It's not surprising that EU's attempt to de-USAisation happens
184.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
> How are you going to make v8 addressable from v4? I expected this question and have thought about it. Here is an idea: all nodes (PCs, routers etc) run an updated stack, which sends/receives 64bit addresses. If it receives 1:2:3:4
185.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
Something like 1:2:3:4:a:b:c:d where the most significant 32bits are a valid IPv4. The kernel figures out and keep all others the same (NAT etc). We extend the address space, not invent a new stack. The IPv6 critics shout out that this woul
186.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
If IPv6 doesn't dominate in the next, let's say, 10 years, they might publish the IPv8 which will be an 64bit space, backwards compatible with IPv4. It will be the only case where a newer version of software comes back closer to a
187.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
At the moment, I think the data that we protect ourselves are useless and those that are public are precious.
188.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
I'm one such person among the billions worldwide, that is a minority on this forum.
189.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
The full text of Google's slogan is: Don't be evil (to customers that click ads from which our largest income share comes but not to developers who in the future might be our competitors). It's just too long to fit on a T-shi
190.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
EU depending so much on Goo/App feels suspicious for direct lobbying, as someone noted. If I were Ursula, I would draw a red line: no US digital dependence. But the rounding error of the rounding error of these trillion dollar companie
191.
by tsoukase 6mo ago
Gambling is a symptom of pre-depression or fulminant one. It's a defensive mechanism, quasi suicidal, in an attempt to distract the person from the real problems. It's the behavioural equivalent of drug addiction. Advertising it i
192.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
I still cannot understand why and what we are fighting for. Setting aside the wars of the previous decades, Russia was a long term ally with Ukraine, much like the USA and Canada and then out of nowhere they are in a "soft war". A
193.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
Since a lot of time the US economy and finance are under stress. Not panic but stress. And this makes the leaders stressful too, so they take defensive and hostile actions, most lately by the Trump's government. The world will neither
194.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
These temperatures are non negotiable by my wife. Women will burn the planet.
195.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
This would be the funniest scene, at the last moments of the movie "Artemis: Forward to the past"
196.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
It is a major event but only in some terms: 1) it feels like a movie series, sensational, scientific and humane 2) comparing it with the previous attempt 5 decades ago leads to interesting conclusions about our technological progress and li
197.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
My kids are exactly the same age. The younger already ordered Lego Nr 42221 for his Easter present.
198.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
The luckiest were us that got into adulthood during the 90's. Traditional studying at school and full digital afterwards. The last generation. That's the cause of the reverse Flynn effect: diminishing IQ of 18-yo's after 1995
199.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
As is usual for such a distant past, we can't answer basic questions: how many persons and where they were distributed, how their evolution and life was and mostly why intermediate species between modern human and the rest of primates
200.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
Now it's evident that a Rep POTUS mainly surrenders to the military/oil regime while a Dem to the banks/funds one. Tech and movie industry usually follow and adapt to the leader.
201.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
So many lessons from this. Never use Family Link, never keep multiple accounts on a device, always be prepared for the disaster. One must suffer for the rest to learn. Google is a shefferd for our digital life.
202.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
Life is still hard to encode in digital format and there are two objects: the doctor's brain and the patient's body. Today the first step is the most difficult: the data to train on and the prompt to infere from, which, for medici
203.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
After 20 years as a doctor, if any AI rivals my expertise (mental/neuro disorders) then, I believe, it will deserve the Nobel prize. There are so many fuzzy factors and interconnecting mechanisms in the human biochemical factory, exami
204.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
Fire, pets, electronic chips, all advanced human civilisation step by step in different stages. It's hard to estimate the relative importance of each. Speaking so generally, the ancient Greeks noted that all these are means for achievi
205.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
Fortunately, OpenAI's naming didn't cause a wave of greedy and predatory new companies, like OpenHealth, OpenEnergy, OpenCompute. The non-sexy name of their product using the originating algorithm (GPT) is punishing them. It could
206.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
In the last few years all apps I install in a phone come outside of Play Store, because either they are full of ads, throttle their usage or simply similar ones don't exist. Without them the phone loses half of it's functionality,
207.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
Currency purchasing power isn't a very meaningful metric. It should be accompanied by the level of wages, at least. Besides, you can't compare any consumer data of the pre-tech/pre-plastic period before the 50's with sub
208.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
Only Heisenberg's uncertainty principle is not affected by the observer effect.
209.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
I try to be optimistic but don't extrapolate prematurely. The problem is not solar but storage and is not solved yet. I suppose the time will come that we will have to sacrifice part of the cheap solar energy to produce efuels or simil
210.
by tsoukase 7mo ago
Yes, except compilers.

More ›