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by yazzku 4y ago
Yeah, I hate M$ with passion too, but if I remember correctly, the Xbox lead had a hard time even selling the idea of a console to the VPs back at the time, who were all business and zero gaming. And yet they managed to pull it off with she
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by yazzku 4y ago
I open the website in Firefox and my CPU spins 50%.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Then how can they extract "insights" from the data if they can't see the data? At what point do the "insights" defeat the purpose of protecting your data from the cloud provider? Or are the claims in the article bog
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by yazzku 4y ago
Does the ACM have submission standards anymore? They wrote the article and refer to themselves in third person.
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by yazzku 4y ago
The article does put quite a lot of emphasis on "soon broken" encryption algorithms, so can't blame kebman for that comment. It only mentions what you pointed out almost in passing. Also not an expert here, but if "Valua
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by yazzku 4y ago
What do you mean there is no evidence? https://snowdentheplay.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/2.jpg
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by yazzku 4y ago
Why do you need to wonder at this point? It's obvious that they do, we know that much from the Snowden leaks.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Those laws are irrelevant, see the Snowden leaks. NSA and other agencies operate in the shadows and/or directly fund the companies mentioned above.
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by yazzku 4y ago
That something called "open" needs a sign-up and an API key truly is something to ponder on. Reminds me of how NVIDIA wants you to sign up to download anything CUDA. But fear not, the small watermark on the bottom-right corner of
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by yazzku 4y ago
Why does Twitter flag the letter itself as 'potentially sensitive content'?
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by yazzku 4y ago
Ok, 'Jesus approves' was unnecessary. But the article is about the Catholic Church aiding in the robbery of babies during the Spanish dictatorship, and I thought it useful to point out that this was not just an isolated data point
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by yazzku 4y ago
There are plenty of Spanish references too. I linked to one the general audience here could read.
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by yazzku 4y ago
What I stated is factually correct, unlike the BS from the troll who created an account just to reply to this thread (see the comments under his account). Facts are not allowed on HN when they bother other people? You're also falsely a
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by yazzku 4y ago
You obviously don't know history, unless 'lightweight persecution' includes torture in your dictionary. https://www.britannica.com/biography/Tomas-de-Torquemada
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by yazzku 4y ago
Yeah, people die during civil wars. But it's not the republicans who overthrew a second republic, and Franco did certainly not 'save' anything.
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by yazzku 4y ago
What an absolute pile of BS you just barfed there. Franco saved Spain...for example, by asking the German Condor to bomb Guernica and using state-sponsored media to accuse the communists instead? Tell me more about saving a country...
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by yazzku 4y ago
Looking forward to Intel getting in the game.
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by yazzku 4y ago
I don't think real-time ray tracing is lame. Diffuse is low-frequency and redundant, denoisers work magically well. It's 1spp per frame, but the denoiser is essentially allowing the application to distribute the workload across fr
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by yazzku 4y ago
"however there is nothing that lambda can do that can’t be done with the usual def foo( args, kwargs): ... syntax" Defining a function inline with no name?
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by yazzku 4y ago
What is the end game from the scammer's point of view? Sign-on bonus? I don't understand how that would work given all the legal work required. At some point the fake identity must be made obvious?
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by yazzku 4y ago
Network effects too. Telegram is big in Europe.
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by yazzku 4y ago
Indeed. The platform the devs target is very relevant. Often one can get caught up just comparing RT across vendors, but the reality is that the implementations are different and probably make different trade-offs. It's therefore no wo
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by yazzku 4y ago
The Intel ARC does seem to handle RT/DXR: https://game.intel.com/story/intel-arc-graphics-ray-tracing/
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by yazzku 4y ago
It also accuses rasterization of being "a hack", as if 1 spp with the denoiser coming to the rescue was nothing of the like. Also no need to label things as "hack"; they are all approximations, and good ones at that. It
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by yazzku 4y ago
Html wouldn't be a Web standard if it were consistent across browsers.
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by yazzku 4y ago
It's a Wired article.
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by yazzku 4y ago
So will they help fund the projects now, or will they just express their opinions on how your unpaid work should be done?
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by yazzku 4y ago
> Its because 1990s world was still the feudal, one-way world in which large corporations dominated everything Unlike today, right?
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by yazzku 4y ago
Make sure to smash that Like & Subscribe button!
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by yazzku 4y ago
Free Assange first, or try not to plot an assassination against him again. Then we can consider listening to your lies on the podcast.

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