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by wewewedxfgdf 3mo ago
Microsoft has destroyed Xbox and Windows. It's all corporate and cloud from here.
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by wewewedxfgdf 3mo ago
I saw him interviewed once and they asked about his cancer and he said that he did not find it very interesting. He said something to the effect of he finds living interesting and there's far more interesting things to talk about than
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by wewewedxfgdf 3mo ago
This guy also designed DVI/HDMI from RP2040: https://github.com/Wren6991/PicoDVI
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by wewewedxfgdf 3mo ago
Why are there cities in the desert? Was the climate different? Was there water?
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by wewewedxfgdf 3mo ago
Looks good for old people too. My mom can no longer grasp anything but the most simple tech, and even then...
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by wewewedxfgdf 3mo ago
There should be an "Uberlance" - discount emergency pickups by Uber, at Uber prices.
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by wewewedxfgdf 3mo ago
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by wewewedxfgdf 3mo ago
Even if defeated, this is Terminator legislation - it will never stop coming back until it wins.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
Microsoft has blown Windows and blown Xbox.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
I can't see any way in which a "Pardon Power" can ever result in anything except miscarriage of justice. If you think there needs to be an escape hatch to fix injustices then you have a bigger problem.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
This is one of the best of Command and Conquer games.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
How do you get an LLM to write good fiction? I feel like they were extremely creative and funnny in the early days, and - just like humans - they put guardrails on what they could say and the creativitiy and humor vanished.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
"What would happen if developers could create any software that does pretty much anything with little to no effort?" This question is being answered all over the Internet every day and I love it.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
Here's a question for the VP: "Are memory manufacturers a tight oligopoly engaging in tacit price collusion?"
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
My two bosses are anti-AI. Whenever I tell them about how awesome AI is, they come back with stories about how they used AI and it couldn't even do anything basic and what it did do had errors. People will always create a world narrati
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
It can reasonably be argued that Systemd is a very substantial chunk of what the operating system actually is. The kernel has a very focused job to do. The hard work of running the show on top of the kernel - and it's a big job - is do
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
Opening the way for foreign competition.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
All governments in the world, both sides of politics. It's for the kids, you understand - to protect the kids. There is no more noble purpose than to protect the kids. Only a monster would not want to protect the kids.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
I wonder if Anthropic and ChatGPT will continue to scream at the top of their lungs how dangerous their services are and how they will break the security of everything everywhere? Or may they'll decide to be a little more quiet and les
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
Tech crackdowns rid China of entrepreneurial capitalism https://eastasiaforum.org/2023/09/12/tech-crackdowns-rid-chi... Why China crushed its tech giants https://www.wired.com/story/china
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
Remember how China turned its tech industry into a smoking ruin - make making them all submit to political priorities: Ant Group: China halted Ant’s IPO and forced a restructuring Alibaba: China fined and politically disciplined Alibaba Did
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
There's critical security flaws in this web server. Consult your local LLM for a security analysis.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
>> two of the worst options won What do you mean, which are the two? Sure, Windows is crappy by Linus and MacOS? They are both awesome.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
Don't know why you're being voted down - you're correct - segmented memory was an awful nasty complex way to program and the industry was eager to see the backside of it. Why would someone be popping up in 2026 saying it was
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
Being technically best has long been known to not be correlated to market success in the way that makes logical sense to technical people who feel confused about this.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
I seem to recall at the time that flat memory was self evidently a better idea. It's not like people were sitting around going "gee I can't think of any better way to do memory addressing that this" until some genius su
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
You wrote this by hand? Impressive.
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
>> We only use your verification data to confirm who you are and not for any other purposes. We use "who you are" mainly for banning you from the system for life, so you'll never be able to AI program again and will hav
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by wewewedxfgdf 4mo ago
It's not THAT much of a memory shortage. It's not a memory shortage like the world had run out of gas for cars. It's not like we suddenly only have 1MB of RAM to fit stuff into. The memory shortage means stuff costs more that
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Energy-Harvesting IoT Devices: Ambient Energy Eliminating Battery Replacements(eletimes.ai)
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