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tyrfing
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James Foley, Christchurch, etc. There's a long list of stuff that is almost universally censored, it's not a matter of setting account flags. Incidentally, Reddit is one of the most permissive hosts in terms of content, allowing s
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You're overstating it, lots of violent content is banned on every single popular platform, including hosting services.
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> For the most graphics-intensive needs, like 3D rendering and complex image processing, M1 Ultra has a 64-core GPU — 8x the size of M1 — delivering faster performance than even the highest-end PC GPU available while using 200 fewer watt
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What you're missing is how many millionaires/billionaires have been made in crypto. Spending small fractions of your stupid internet money everyone spent the last decade telling you was going to fail any day now, to buy a stupid m
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"Child" is defined as under 18 here, not 13. It's a way to retroactively punish social media companies with 100s of billions in civil liability. Really nothing else, there's an absurdly easy way given to avoid future lia
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6500 different songs by 1650 artists last year for me. I wouldn't say I listen to that much music, but buying individual albums is completely unrealistic. I've bought some, mostly to support artists, but in the future I'd be
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Without adding some sort of no-signup use or free tier, this looks dead on arrival. It's not clear what value add you're providing over existing options like Google Finance, Yahoo Finance, and a lot of smaller sites. As is, there&
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That's not true. E cores on desktop Alder Lake mostly allow for higher multithread performance for a given amount of silicon. At desktop part power limits they are run so high that they don't allow for more work per power budget,
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I'm confident the marketing oversells it, but it's likely very good in comparison. 3090 is about 28B transistors on Samsung 8nm, with some budgeted for raytracing. This is on TSMC 5nm, a process with 3-4x the density, and the 114B
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A necessary condition, but not sufficient.
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"Demilitarization and denazification" was the justification for the war, and is really the only way their full war, which has been costly in many ways, makes sense. Pre-war negotiations with NATO included demands far wider than ju
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There's really never been a scenario where Ukraine wins unconditionally. Russia has started backing off on their terms - it's not going well for them either. What makes a negotiated settlement very likely at this point is that Rus
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No, it's because defense analysts widely expected Russia to use their capabilities much more effectively. In the leadup there were stories about things like training an effective insurgency, which is because a Russian campaign operat
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Thanks, miswrote that.
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That was a terrible idea and certainly contributed, but there's more to it than that: https://firstdraftnews.org/long-form-article/first-draft-cas... There's a rich history of anti-vaccine conspiracy theories
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I'm not sure how you interpret giving air defense actionable information on incoming 800mph planes as anything but "real time targeting".
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Putin has popular support, and there's no evidence that Russians are against the war. This sort of argument is about as intellectually dishonest as saying Trump didn't represent the US. Factually, he did. A small minority fleeing
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It's a number of factors coming together. The market over 2021 was very tight, with China importing a huge amount of wheat, some drought/weather issues, and probably more. Coming into this year, nitrogen fertilizer, potash and oth
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Sharing of that sort of real time info has been specifically denied repeatedly: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/investigations/biden-administra...
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Watched it and it's nothing like a movie, the effect is absolutely incredible. Some of the transitions were a bit jarring and device/bandwidth limits mean graphics aren't amazing, but overall really good.
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Absolutely insane breach overall, hackers got everything (including unreleased products) and the only potentially mitigating factor is the verilog files for their chips MIGHT be encrypted. If not, it's nothing short of catastrophic.
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You mean SPFS and CIPS? It's not like everyone woke up this week and realized these economic levers exist. Look at Huawei, the EUV blockade, Russia using gas for politics, etc. SWIFT is a relatively weaker lever in that the US is not a
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Most of the propaganda is much more obvious than that, for the most part it ends up downvoted on Reddit. In this context, the messages are more like "give up and flee, it's inevitable" (alternately: staged video of a pile of
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They certainly can, at most they just use their richly valued stock to raise some more money. Most of the GAAP loss is stock based compensation anyway, not directly spending money.
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They are both a bit over 180B, that AMD number is prior to the XLNX acquisition which was done by issuing stock.
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Much less likely than just selling enterprise features, which is particularly common for networking companies selling stuff like ports "on demand". The trend is towards a lot more accelerators and specialty features (AXV512, AMX,
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Sure, here: https://noyb.eu/sites/default/files/2020-03/ag_prep_en.pdf The main issue is differences between EU and US law.
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What's your view on how this proposal compares to Apple's PCM? Why is Apple building a similar way for 3rd parties to reliably track users if this is overall harmful for users? > What Facebook would be happy with is as much dat
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> E.g. if I, as european, create a Gmail account and my mails reside in an US server, I give explicit permission for all my emails to be transferred between Europe and the US. NOYB has used this as an example of something that would be i
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Opinions on it are definitely mixed. It's an all stock deal that was made at a very reasonable price, but 1.5 years on they are overpaying by a huge amount. Xilinx has been doing very well compared to Intel's FPGA division, so you
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