utopiah

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> something like CVE-1999-0113 (or its very recently discovered/disclosed friend CVE-2026-24061) Interesting that you remember CVEs by ID and how they relate one to another. Do you know if they are visualization of CVEs? I'm wo
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PS: .zim file added to my offline_prep directory on my HDD. Just in case.
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As you might see in other comments the tautology is the joke.
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Don't forget people Goodhart's law will make this "benchmark" moot in weeks if not days. It will get integrated back into the fold, it will look "solved" but there will still be no reasoning, just more statisti
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Regurgitating word salad coming from Harvard Business Review or whatever publication is trendy at the moment. Indeed the "worst" part is that the initial concept might very well make sense, even be grounded in actual research. Mas
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Nostalgia of algorave from COVID times. Weird good times I have to admit.
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It's a totally different practice. I do both and... they are both calm and stressful in difference ways : - for SCUBA you NEED to trust your equipment. You have to check and still be ready to handle equipment failures - for freediving
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> Hopefully folks won’t blame me for the mess Lesson #1 from business school : take all credits, put the blame on others, if there no easy scapegoat blame the "economical context" Lesson #2 and beyond : just see lesson #1, it&#
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Ah, that's not how it works : CEOs are rich so they are successful. They are successful so they are rich. Q.E.D.
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It's the point of my question, I don't see how TSMC could not disappear if Taiwan becomes part of China.
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As I said China is indeed already working on their entire value chain. They have been doing that for a while and they have made significant progress. Still so far they don't have the precision, scale and economical competitiveness than
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Which rest of the World? ASML already has restrictions on China from Netherlands (where they are based) and the US (which provides some core IP).
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Interesting... but also the "power" from container is precisely that the description itself, i.e. the Dockerfile, is sufficient. So I'm not sure what the main advantage of either providing the image itself via a registry or p
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The fact that a ruler can measure more precisely than any of us doesn't make it more than a tool. It has a body but it doesn't have consciousness or agency. It's not because we get impressed by a tool doing something better t
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How would that work? They can't take the fabs (single door opened and dust makes it all useless) and even if they could they can't run ASML machines with their support. So... labor camp fabs on unmaintained STOA hardware from a si
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> Some compromises have to be made in the AI-driven future. Shareholders looking at employees "You are sacrifices we are willing to make."
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What's unfriendly in questioning the delivery mechanism or design choices? I can think a project is cool or useful without thinking it's perfect. In fact ALL projects I encounter, including mine, are like that, imperfect. I think
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FWIW all of https://publicdomainrecipes.com is available as a single 22MiB file at https://browse.library.kiwix.org/viewer#publicdomainrecipes.... from https://browse.library.kiwix.org and you can su
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Better just play operator.ogg use your favorite media player on loop until someone does pick up.
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I don't get why this kind of projects need : - a manual - an installer when you have Web pages can now - be offline (PWA) - be responsive and run on pretty much any device - run pretty much anything thanks to WASM but anyway already ha
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Just tried https://www.mlynn.org/tools/generate-diagram and it didn't work. FWIW though most recipes are basically ~10 steps long so a simple list suffice. Still it could be an interesting experiment as I imagine
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I imagine they're thinking of late 19th century. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Is it inherent to the architecture of LLMs/GenAI or rather is it because VCs fund what they can capture and others can't fund?
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Just had to read few more paragraphs : "the use of disused former industrial areas is favoured. In this case there are no additional burdens, but rather the law proposes bureaucratic simplifications." It's even in bold "
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Money?
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No, it wasn't the case then, it's not the case now : "Beyond the Seattle area, Gates [Bill's mother] was appointed to the board of directors of the national United Way in 1980, becoming the first woman to lead it in 1983
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I'm not sure, maybe the architecture itself is what matters. I'm thinking about the Linux kernel. Nobody, not even large companies, might be able to handle it, but each focuses on their own driver, some on specific parts, maybe it
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As others pointed out it's not the same dynamic when it's not about software. The big picture is that agency was lost and that's not OK.
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Yes... but that's Google from the moment they started monetizing. When it was a research project at Stanford in 1996 it was genuinely about making the World information accessible. The day in 2000 when they decided to sell advertisemen
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Rome? How about Napoli or Palermo?

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