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by xxpor 3y ago
Then compliance costs spiral out of control. This is why this kind of stuff should be done with state capacity. Make it a normal employer employee relationship.
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by xxpor 3y ago
When was the last time the AF lost a tanker?
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by xxpor 3y ago
don't forget pressure
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by xxpor 3y ago
>they're used in many linters and intellisense but they're lagging behind by a lot comparing to gcc. Pure speculation, but I wouldn't be surprised if these two were directly related to each other. Clang/LLVM is more m
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by xxpor 3y ago
Part of it is that app passwords are locked once used - you can't move them to a new user agent is my understanding.
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by xxpor 3y ago
> if the US limits size of it's companies the world will be simply dominated by Chinese/European companies and the QoL of life for ordinary citizens would nosedive The conclusion does not follow from the premise. Has the QoL no
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by xxpor 3y ago
It's also how we got United Airlines and United Technologies earlier. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Aircraft_and_Transport_...
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by xxpor 3y ago
Please explain why there needs to be an upgrade. There's no business case. Even a full blu-ray 4k rip is only ~60ish Mbit/sec encoded as HEVC. Netflix and co have been pushing streaming bitrates down to sub 10 mbit.
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by xxpor 3y ago
The standard for a warrant is probable cause, not reasonable suspicion.
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by xxpor 3y ago
The TVA exists. Only reason we can't do more of that is politics.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Unless it's 100% effective, how could it not induce antibiotic resistance? And anything that's 100% effective is likely going to do damage to something else, no?
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by xxpor 3y ago
Lira.
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by xxpor 3y ago
How does a manager argue for funding to make improvements without some sort of metric? You can't just say it's self evident, because the people making these decisions haven't complied code in years.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Just start writing firmware.
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by xxpor 3y ago
VSCode remote-ssh (or emacs TRAMP) solves the remote issue.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Well the first issue is random researchers can't just buy a TPU and throw it in their workstation. (No, corals don't count)
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by xxpor 3y ago
Merchants don't pay those fees, the banks do.
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by xxpor 3y ago
If you want performance to completely tank, sure.
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by xxpor 3y ago
I think HD not supporting NFC comes down to a timing thing: they were one of the first to adopt EMV payments in the US after their big hack in 2014, and they did it in a hurry: https://ir.homedepot.com/news-releases/201
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by xxpor 3y ago
No, the minimum wage bottom (very few people any more at the federal level, ~2.5%. In 2010 it was >10%) has seen the fastest growth vs the middle and top of the ladder.
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by xxpor 3y ago
If you need to do parallel matrix math, yeah GPUs are great. Turns out that describes a lot of scientific/graphics/signal processing workloads. But the majority of computing is just straight forward linear moving bits around.
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by xxpor 3y ago
This feels like an area where extended/vector instructions could be added to make this fast too. Probably not news to you, but for example, NEON (and likely AVX, I’m just a lot less familiar with it) has saturating addition and subtrac
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by xxpor 3y ago
Wouldn't be shocked if this is part of a deal Xi and Biden made.
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by xxpor 3y ago
See also Intel and Tower Semi
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by xxpor 3y ago
This article references gcc 4.1, __builtin_parity is likely newer than that.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Brand new SDE1s right out of college make more than that.
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by xxpor 3y ago
Compare OpenAI's funding to the national labs. Sandia and Los Alamos both receive about $4.5 billion per fiscal year. OpenAI is likely spending an order of magnitude more than that.
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by xxpor 3y ago
The Bosche example doesn't really match: >Although the charity is funded by owning the vast majority of shares, it has no voting rights and is involved in health and social causes unrelated to Bosch's business There's also
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by xxpor 3y ago
The AI safety people seem to generally be of the opinion that open source == less safe. Ironically, it's almost like what you'd hear from MS in the 90s/2000s
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by xxpor 3y ago
AMP pages load way, way faster IME

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