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4mo ago
The concept of consent-based privacy has completely failed, first with GDPR then this.
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4mo ago
Windows needs antivirus so why wouldn't a TV? Unfortunately there's a lot of placebo software out there.
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4mo ago
Palmer Luckey said he might make a ModRetro TV.
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4mo ago
Related article with details of the BGP hijacking: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48601514
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4mo ago
There are a lot of things that could be fixed like (off the top of my head) fork() and making filesystems async. A new kernel probably won't be adopted but there's still technical work to do.
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4mo ago
LM Studio
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4mo ago
Supermarkets probably should use boring tech. They aren't tech companies.
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4mo ago
Legal immigrants pay the same taxes you do. The real problem is NIMBY.
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4mo ago
The encryption/decryption is done in the memory controller so it doesn't matter where the access is coming from.
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4mo ago
A related story about iTunes negotiations: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/jim-gian...
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4mo ago
I'm one of those "is it decentralized yet" people and to me the real concern is the AppView since I assume that's where censorship would be applied if it ever happens. People keep telling me about PDSes but I don't
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4mo ago
Games are designed for consoles which aren't going to change in the near term.
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4mo ago
This scenario already works that way. The very first sentence says "servers, each of which can only handle a single concurrent request, and has no internal queuing". This implies that the load balancer waits for a server to finish
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4mo ago
.org is getting a huge price increase.
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When Local Blocks Go Global: The India-Telegram BGP Incident
(kentik.com)
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4mo ago
The article says they are not cheaper.
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4mo ago
I think KKR sold Avago/Broadcom years ago but the same CEO and private equity mindset is still there.
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Privacy-Preserving Age Verification–and Its Limitations [pdf]
(cs.columbia.edu)
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4mo ago
Yeah, the point is that the orange chips are not Apple DRAM or TSMC DRAM; they're Micron DRAM. The same stuff that every company is fighting over.
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4mo ago
It's cargo culting. Even 37 Signals fell for it.
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4mo ago
OK, B70.
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4mo ago
That just sounds like a 3090.
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4mo ago
It's slowing down but Apple is still improving 10-15% per year. Zen 6 is rumored to hit 6.6 GHz later this year. Apple and Intel still have room to steal V-Cache. What will the effects of these changes (or lack thereof) be on software
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4mo ago
At least they were trying to deorbit this time.
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4mo ago
Waypipe exists. Somebody needs to do the integration so you can run ssh -W though.
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4mo ago
Who do you think created the "gulag"?
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4mo ago
Doesn't GStreamer mostly use ffmpeg plugins?
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4mo ago
It's probably a good idea to follow the path of this article and get everything working in a VM first where booting is faster and it's easier to sniff packets. Once you have vanilla OVMF working you can try booting real servers.
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4mo ago
Elon said it was "built wrong" without giving details. Every AI company has a mix of different GPUs but they probably don't try to combine them in a single training run.
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4mo ago
There's an entire book on this topic if you want to read more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rise_of_the_Warrior_Cop
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