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by wmf 2mo ago
I've only seen the Pollock movie but he definitely dripped the paint himself. Are you confusing Pollock with someone else like Sol LeWitt?
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by wmf 2mo ago
If you mix proprietary human-written code with uncopyrightable public domain code, the result is still proprietary. There's no reverse virality. There's no problem to fix here. For example, every proprietary OS includes public dom
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by wmf 2mo ago
Mix in some human-written code and dare the haters to prove that it's 100% AI. They won't bother.
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by wmf 2mo ago
Memory fabs make a mix of DDR/LPDDR/GDDR/HBM and they continuously adjust the mix to market demand. If demand for HBM drops they will start making more consumer RAM.
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by wmf 2mo ago
Are we supposed to just shrug at the idea of businesses paying 10x more for raw materials than consumers? How long can this go on?
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by wmf 2mo ago
Are people in China mostly using Windows? ARM Windows laptops have been pretty poor value.
127.
by wmf 2mo ago
They should really invest in an SLA printer. Everything on their site looks terrible.
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by wmf 2mo ago
The article makes the case that RISC-V achieved code density the wrong way. Instead of compressed instructions, ARM has fixed-size instructions with richer semantics.
129.
by wmf 2mo ago
If SA's losses were around $30B does that mean Jane Street owned half?
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by wmf 2mo ago
When/if IPv6 is wholeheartedly embraced, then dual-stacking is obsolete. ...dual-stacking is an administrative pain and possibly the source of some really crazy connectivity bugs. A dual-stack system is unnecessarily complex. I don&#
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by wmf 2mo ago
The first generation was around $500K; due to the DRAM shortage the second generation is probably $1M or more.
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by wmf 2mo ago
Better than x86 is a low bar when ARMv8 exists.
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by wmf 2mo ago
That's theoretical since no mobile OSes support it. And unless your decoy partition has a full life of data in it they will easily tell that it's fake.
134.
by wmf 2mo ago
IPv6 never had flag days and was specifically designed for gradual deployment. In retrospect, overly conservative "ships in the night" routing increased costs and delayed IPv6 deployment though.
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by wmf 2mo ago
NAT64 is transparent and requires no support on the client side. The client does need a CLAT to use 464 for apps that connect to IPv4 addresses without using DNS.
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by wmf 2mo ago
a protocol or scheme by which an IPv6-only device can seamlessly access IPv4-only devices NAT64 which is used extensively in cellular networks.
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by wmf 2mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_9
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by wmf 2mo ago
For one thing, RIRs are not businesses. If they have less work to do they can have less staff. Worst case they could receive government funding like in the old days.
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by wmf 2mo ago
I think the NSA just isn't willing to take Trump's phone away.
140.
by wmf 2mo ago
They made enough money from interest in the last few years to cover the losses from earlier.
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Is this hack-back or cyber letters-of-marque? No, but maybe(cybersect.substack.com)
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by wmf 2mo ago
Node.js has been boring for a while.
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by wmf 2mo ago
You would use Oxide if you hate Dell/HPE/Lenovo/Supermicro. Also most people won't run k8s on bare metal because they want to dynamically provision a bunch of clusters.
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by wmf 2mo ago
Michael Jackson is the ultimate case study for this.
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by wmf 2mo ago
Not really. The GPU+LPU combination is going to be pretty good once it comes out.
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by wmf 2mo ago
RTX Spark already launched.
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by wmf 2mo ago
There is Ashton Kutcher. And it's conceivable to me that some wannabe-Palantir private companies might back these ideas.
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by wmf 2mo ago
Yeah, the US is getting the worst version. We can't have federal digital ID because "mark of the beast" but you have to show ID to watch porn so a bunch of private ID verification gatekeepers have shown up.
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by wmf 2mo ago
They need to heat buildings in the summer? Or are they going to store heat for months? There's something I'm missing here.
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by wmf 2mo ago
I think the patent literally covers the idea of a camera that records raw video internally. (Still cameras supported raw for years before Red existed.)

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