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871.
by tw04 3y ago
> Controlling inflation will hopefully be the main discussion around the next election You're conflating inflation with market gouging. Why would your local grocery store drop the price of milk? What's the incentive? You pro
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by tw04 3y ago
^^it's horrible, I end up turning them off most of the time because I feel bad. The auto-dim when you're behind another car is about half the distance of every other car I've ever driven.
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by tw04 3y ago
And yet, I still get phantom braking daily with autopilot and auto wipers that don't actually seem to understand what rain is. Call me EXTREMELY skeptical that FSD is ever going to be viable when they can't even get basic blockin
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by tw04 3y ago
They don't. Op fabricated the story, as pretty much anyone in the Navy would confirm for you. Source: several relatives in the navy working on ships, also have dealt with the contractors in question that run cable. Contractors absolu
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by tw04 3y ago
They put code in to, in theory, avoid running in a development environment.
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by tw04 3y ago
The fact that the guys developing the code weren't also simultaneously running valgrind and watching performance isn't hard to believe. They were targeting servers and appliances, how many servers and appliances do you know of th
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by tw04 3y ago
>Not to mention, outside of major metropolitan areas (US and Canada), charging infrastructure is spotty at best (esp. if you don't plan for it). EV owner here. It’s VERY state and location dependent. Generally speaking, if you’re fo
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by tw04 3y ago
Probably because it’s misrepresented every single time. The headline is “Germany is moving to X” and then you click the link and it turns out it’s a single state. This is the equivalent of “South Dakota is ditching Microsoft”. It’s 30k user
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by tw04 3y ago
While it ultimately doesn’t matter if it was Russia or China beyond potential political fallout. Do you have a link to the proof pointing towards EET?
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by tw04 3y ago
Sadly the only way to even have a chance of fighting this is to insist on new contributors being vetted in person, and even that won’t be fool-proof. It’s also not scalable and likely won’t ever happen, but it’s the only solution I can come
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by tw04 3y ago
What exactly is a CLA going to do to a CCP operative (as appears to be the case with xz)? Do you think the party is going to extradite one of their state sponsored hacking groups because they got caught trying to implement a backdoor? Or d
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by tw04 3y ago
> If a reasonable person can't read the law and determine how not to be a BongoBoomBah then... You haven’t spent much time reviewing actual laws in the US if you think the common person should be able to easily decipher the meanin
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by tw04 3y ago
For some random server, sure. For a state sponsored attack? Having an embedded exploit you can use when convenient, or better yet an unknown exploit affecting every linux-based system connected to the internet that you can use when war br
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by tw04 3y ago
There's a pretty wide swath of normal in the middle of all of that. I hate to break it to you, but in the "good old days" - parents didn't "stop paying attention to kids at all". Half of the reason kids could
885.
by tw04 3y ago
Honestly it seems like a state-based actor hoping to get whatever high value target compromised before it's made public. Reporting privately buys them more time, and allows them to let handlers know when the jig is up.
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by tw04 3y ago
I bought one after seeing it mentioned many times here and have been... less than impressed. It doesn't really seem to regulate temperature at all. It keeps the drink warm for roughly the same time as a standard contigo mug, but does
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by tw04 3y ago
This specific tech perhaps not. But yes, silicon photonics is a thing. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intel-demoes-8-core-528-th...
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by tw04 3y ago
>We could easily make the same mistakes they do. Could we really all watch a friend spend hundreds of millions of dollars, getting into a questionable business, and not ask a single question about what’s going on? Because I’m really, rea
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by tw04 3y ago
Ross Ulbricht tried to have someone killed. As far as I know, for all of his idiocy, SBF isn't accused of actually trying to end anyone's life.
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by tw04 3y ago
>30 miles down is 2-3 times the Mohorovicic discontinuity between crust and mantle; 30 miles up you're above the ozone layer and the air is too thin to breathe. That's the quantity being discussed. Again, I'm aware of how
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by tw04 3y ago
>There would be an immediately noticeable harm with the genuine ability to make Earth entirely uninhabitable, and unlike with climate change, where the mechanisms at work aren't directly relatable, with an orbit change, the mechanis
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by tw04 3y ago
>- the Moon is extremely large; if you mined the entire Moon and covered the Earth's surface with the material, including oceans, it would form a layer about thirty miles thick I'm aware of how large the moon is. >- most of
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by tw04 3y ago
"If someone can cut down the entire Amazon Rainforest, I say let them. What a fantastical technical achievement." Whether you're trolling or not, what a horrible take unless you're hoping the human race just wipes itsel
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by tw04 3y ago
>While I understand their concerns, it seems a bit crazy to think you have any right to tell people what to do or not do on the moon. Have you stopped to think what happens to the earth if the moon were just outright gone? Because that&
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by tw04 3y ago
Where can I buy a TPU v5 to install in my server? If the answer is “cloud”: that’s why NVidia is wiping the floor.
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by tw04 3y ago
Because Google can’t focus on a product for more than 18 months if it isn’t generating several billion in PROFIT. They are punch drunk on advertising.
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by tw04 3y ago
They already banned Facebook with a straight face a long time ago. And insist that western companies give joint ownership of subsidiaries doing business in China to a Chinese company. The US is hardly the aggressor on this one. They’ve sim
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by tw04 3y ago
> Let's throw humans in Russia that are exposing these vulnerabilities under the bus of a dictatorship and possibly get them killed in a war. Am I reading this right that you’re more concerned with Russian assets that hack US compan
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by tw04 3y ago
That’s some unsubstantiated full tinfoil hat conspiracy if I’ve ever seen it. Also you may want to review your history. It was Nixon who opened the door to China. Whether you think that was a good or bad decision, it was made long before C
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by tw04 3y ago
> The 787 cost something north of 20 billion to develop. So on top of existing R&D, ignoring all of the money they dumped into stock buybacks, roughly 2 years of profits to create a plane design that would last 30 years. They can abs

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