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by u1hcw9nx 1mo ago
Wrong? It's not politicians misleading people. People want this. Normal people are not "good" or "pure", they like many bad tings and Germany is a democracy.
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by u1hcw9nx 1mo ago
The only question is if they get 42 votes required for simple majority in Saxony-Anhalt, or maybe just 39 votes.
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by u1hcw9nx 1mo ago
Page 2 second paragraph."Rather, the remedy for Plaintiffs’ injuries lies in pursuing .." https://www.ca5.uscourts.gov/opinions/pub/24/24-60370-CV1.pd...
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by u1hcw9nx 1mo ago
Miller’s rule is no longer considered biologically or cognitively accurate. Chunking masks true capacity. Miller knew that chunking matters, but modern tests that can isolate unchurched items show that baseline is much lower than 7. The cur
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by u1hcw9nx 1mo ago
The decision was reversed in the appeals court. The appellate court ruled that independent recursive DNS resolvers are too far removed from the actual infringement to be held liable.
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by u1hcw9nx 1mo ago
>wasn't specifically referenced by the final court. Maybe your lawyer fucked up? Did you immediately appeal the fine or request a stay pending the main action? Appeal court ruled on the substantive case. My understanding is that in
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
Turbine disk failure is one thing that can down a plane, and you can only reduce the probability so much. Fan blades and turbine blades can be contained by containment cases if they break off, but turbine disks can't. When a disk break
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
You are confusing Capex and revenue. The predictions were predictions of revenue. Circular financing of AI projects does not create revenue for OpenAI, Anthropic, Meta, or Google. Only Nvidia benefits from it. Predicting revenue growth wi
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
New shirt every year.
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Simon Weckert creates Digital Camouflage shirt to avoid AI video surveillance(dezeen.com)
4 points by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago|3 comments
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Nvidia forecasts 70% sales growth next year(reuters.com)
1 points by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago|0 comments
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
Not explained in the article: Every single physical core on the chip decodes and executes both s390x and Arm AArch64 instructions, dynamically switching between the two ISA modes and convert them into micro ops. Mode switching is hypervisor
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
Real title: "Nvidia has been in talks to acquire Hugging Face for more than $13 billion"
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
Nvidia’s backstop deals are now reaching $130 billion. If neocould sales collapse Nvidia can direct that capacity towards Hugging Face, and recover some of that by selling directly.
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
To add into what you said. EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) already affects the United States, though its impact varies depending on the sector. CBAM is big permanent change, and that will be rolled in smoothly below all this
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Technology Connections water heater is cooler than yours: Heat Pump Water Heater [video](youtube.com)
6 points by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago|0 comments
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Copyright does not protect AI-generated content in EU(mathstodon.xyz)
190 points by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago|212 comments
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
To add to what you said, I don't see any big issues with high-end prosessors and licenses. Anyone who spends $200 million to develop a completely new high-end processor microarchitecture every 3 to 5 years is not going to complain abou
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
I would like to see the numbers. If Nvidia sells hardware for $100B with 75% cross margin, and provides $50 billion in backstop for that same hardware, it would be still be nicely profitable deal ($25B) if the backstop capacity would be a t
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
If the road is even little bit wet like after rain or morning mist, the dirt from the road ends up in your backside without fenders unless you drive very slowly. Find a bicycle without mudguards and ride very slowly, or just ride on clean r
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
If you iterate trough every concept RISC-V has, you might be able to prove it. The RISC/MIPS concepts date back over 40 years. The base instruction set is intentionally designed with unencumbered, expired, or public-domain architectu
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
I think the cost is just a question of tradition what you find harder and the point author makes that it's easier to learn trough non-traditional way. I see losing Archimedean property as more of a win than loss. It's a one simple
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
Hyperreal numbers make Leibniz notation literal and algebraically consistent and rigorous, rather than a convenient shorthand for limits. Author suggests using them. Resistance to Hyperreals seems to come from era before there were rigorou
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
This was not a caffeine consumption study.
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
I think you have completely wrong use cases in mind. You will not use this for normal compute workloads. Typical use cases are for doing biometric authentication without giving your biometric information, or sensitive queries using medical
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Memory failure predicted by attention lapsing and media multitasking(nature.com)
4 points by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago|0 comments
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
Biometric authentication, credential checking, blind auctions, threat matching (search zero-day signatures without revealing the vectors), private dna matching or running queries of medical symptoms and health records against databases. I
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
That's the reason for HEIR like optimization and parameter selection. It narrows the 10^3 - 10^6 penalty to 10x - 100x.
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by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago
With Fully Homomorphic Encryption it's nobody elses. The basic idea of of the project is to remove the need for trust.
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Google is making private AI practical with homomorphic encryption(blog.google)
498 points by u1hcw9nx 2mo ago|290 comments

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