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by voxic11 1y ago
Can this be right? For instance, GK104 on 28nm was 3.5 billion transistors. AD104 today is 35 billion. Is Nvidia really paying 10x as much for an AD104 die as a GK104 die?
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by voxic11 1y ago
Cloudflare offers Tor access for free. So to access these sites in the UK you just need to connect via Tor now. (Or of course you could pay for a VPN, but Tor is free). https://developers.cloudflare.com/network/onion-ro
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by voxic11 1y ago
UI/UX is extremely important to the impact of technology, doubly so for security technologies which often are held back by the difficulty of using them correctly.
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by voxic11 1y ago
He is releasing a book https://www.amazon.com/Anyone-Builds-Everyone-Dies-Superhuma...
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by voxic11 1y ago
The Post Office management knew about the bugs but didn't want to take the blame for the accounting issues they caused (since it was management that purchased and approved the software some blame would have fallen on them).
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by voxic11 1y ago
But it was the decision to gaslight and charge the postmasters with crimes that caused the suicides, not the bugs in the code. If they had just admitted that the accounting issues were due to bugs in the system then I really doubt anyone wo
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by voxic11 1y ago
Another example from the article > At the time of the vote, Holyoak's dissenting statement accused the majority of hurrying to finalize the rule before the November 2024 election and warned that the new regulation "may not surv
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by voxic11 1y ago
It literally says they were warned by the administrative judge that a preliminary regulatory analysis was required to make such a rule. > Despite the administrative law judge's finding, the FTC did not conduct a preliminary regulato
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by voxic11 1y ago
Yes criminal copyright infringement (willful copyright infringement done for commercial gain or at a large scale) is a felony.
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by voxic11 1y ago
Even if they don't qualify for willful infringement damages (lets say they have a good faith belief their infringement was covered by fair use) the standard statutory damages for copyright infringement are $750-$30,000 per work.
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by voxic11 1y ago
So you are saying its even more incorrect than the article claims?
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by voxic11 1y ago
Tungsten has almost the same density as gold and costs way less. 19.283 g/cm3 vs 19.254 g/cm3 https://www.metal.com/en/markets/24
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by voxic11 1y ago
Smarterchild was the best one I saw before LLMs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SmarterChild
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by voxic11 1y ago
I don't think that is the argument, because it presupposes those future generations exist. The argument is that if we somehow prevented those future generations from existing (without violating our duties to any currently existing peop
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by voxic11 1y ago
Its like half the size of a Trident missile.
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by voxic11 1y ago
Isn't this a general X.org issue? It has no HDR support so anything you play though it has to go through a HRD to SDR conversion which VLC doesn't do very well.
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by voxic11 1y ago
> copilot implicitly trains AI on copilot interactions with customers’ private repo code unless you get some enterprise tier of service? Seems incorrect to me, from the copilot individual license docs: > By default, GitHub, its affili
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by voxic11 1y ago
Selaco is one example, its quite popular https://store.steampowered.com/app/1592280/Selaco/ https://github.com/TheCockatrice/GZSelaco
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by voxic11 1y ago
> Session cookies are temporary data files stored on a user's device to maintain a user's session on a website or application. They are automatically deleted when the user closes their browser or exits the application, unlike p
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by voxic11 1y ago
FWIW the dotnet shop I work for has moved entirely to running on Linux Kubernetes in production and issues M series macbooks (with Jetbrains Rider licenses) to developers. The last Windows Server VM was decommissioned in 2019.
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by voxic11 1y ago
From the law itself: > 1. The data subject shall have the right to obtain from the controller the erasure of personal data concerning him or her without undue delay and the controller shall have the obligation to erase personal data with
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by voxic11 1y ago
You are just wrong: > In some circumstances, nongovernmental parties may litigate the lawfulness of FISA orders or directives to provide information or assistance to the government. For example: > A private company or individual that
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by voxic11 1y ago
> The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) gives individuals the right to ask for their data to be deleted and organisations do have an obligation to do so, except in the following cases: > there is a legal obligation to keep tha
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by voxic11 1y ago
It could be they are adjusting the test to make it easier each year. So it being flat doesn't actually tell you anything.
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by voxic11 1y ago
Actually the AI might still be more expensive at this point. But give it a few years I'm sure they will get the costs down.
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by voxic11 1y ago
The full code is static int leap_year(const struct cal_control *ctl, int32_t year) { if (year <= ctl->reform_year) return !(year % 4); return ( !(year % 4) && (year % 100) ) || !(year % 400); } Wher
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by voxic11 1y ago
In 1945 US citizens were banned from owning gold so the exchange rate was not really tethered to the common value of the dollar.
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by voxic11 1y ago
Can you cite a source for this claim. My research comes up empty. Presidential libraries are usually private foundations and usually they only receive gifts/funding from the federal government via acts of congress or after the end of t
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by voxic11 1y ago
I wouldn't call it completely trivial at the scale and complexity of something like unity, but its certainly possible.
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by voxic11 1y ago
It doesn't strictly require it to be dynamically linked but does place additional requirements on applications which are statically linked to LGPLed libraries. > If you statically link against an LGPLed library, you must also provid

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