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by ysleepy 3y ago
I believe the FAQ suggests you can suspend your account for longer absences, specifically mentioning prison sentences.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
async/await is syntactic sugar for futures/callbacks/statemachines in .net. kotlin does this for coroutines on the jvm. I think green threads are a much better was to solve the problem as its much easier to reason about and d
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by ysleepy 3y ago
2.5" drives over 2TB are all SMR. It's not a good experience moving more than a few GB at once, it just pauses for tens of seconds.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Intel deactivated avx512 in non pre-production. Did you mod your bios, or were you affected as well by this?
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Apple is switching from Qualcomm Modems to in-house designs for 20204.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
You are misunderstanding. Altering the tone, comments, bias etc. is altering the past, this is what I meant originally. You came up with the straw man of the new york times. Sure, some high visibility publications are less able to be alte
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by ysleepy 3y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZGARNV4Zuo Asianometry has some history of Indias domestic semiconductor and computer industry from the 70s. This sort of import restriction happened before, back then with little success, b
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by ysleepy 3y ago
That is maybe true for a small percentage of stories. You are also reducing this argument to the most construed straw man instead of engaging with the idea in earnest. If you can't alter world news headlines, you can still alter the to
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by ysleepy 3y ago
You seem eager to exclude the possibility. Maybe it is improbable, but there now is the technical possibility which was not there before. It is valuable to explore that possibility and maybe even work to prevent such a use. I would be inter
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by ysleepy 3y ago
At the time when I was using FreeBSD as my daily driver, a major portion of the contributions in FreeBSD came from corporations too.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I don't agree. With ML tools it is possible to make sweeping changes to images and text that are often impossible to detect. combined with the centralisation of most online activities, large players could alter the past. Imagine facebo
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Admittedly an unashamed nitpick, but ".mil" to ".ml" has an edit distance of 1.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I found his video pretty dumb. Everybody is assuming the driver is shitty, but he tried is an officially unsupported[1] GPU with ROCm and it failed. Big whoop. He is a serial shit stirrer and this is no exception. Did he try Windows? As muc
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by ysleepy 3y ago
It seems they have still not fixed that notebooks lose output when reloading or opening running notebooks on another machine. https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/issues/12422 That whole issue feels so st
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Android has a similar, if less advanced, feature called "Sound Amplifier", which can be used with any headphones. https://mcmw.abilitynet.org.uk/using-your-device-hearing-aid... Its a bit clunky, but I think the r
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I have deployed industrial microSD cards, swissbit offers some for which you can choose if they should run the flash cells as mlc or slc trading capacity for endurance. When you deploy some controller module in a water pumping station in a
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I like her videos a lot, her humour clicks with me.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Just mirroring your tone. Its not ideological purity but pragmatism, in more way than one. Do you feel triggered by "green"-ness?
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Cute armchair psychology.... But relax and think about why tire emissions of heavy cars are brought up with EVs in particular, when the same point can be made with SUVs vs. smaller cars. Going further, who stands to gain, multi national oil
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I remember him answering my questions about some intel i915 Xorg issues when I was running FreeBSD on my first notebook when I was a teenager. The xhci stack he implemented was also a notable contribution I remember using early on. I was al
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I believe the, slightly larger, asrock deskmeet x300 supports ECC with ryzen pro APUs. It has 4x DDR4 slots, and can be cheaply equipped with 128G ecc memory nowadays.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I would not trust GPT to grasp the pitfalls and quirks of PAM configs, it's a very sensitive part of a systems overall security.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I have the P14s with 5850U and the S3 sleep is available when setting the sleep mode to "Linux" in the BIOS, maybe they removed that in newer models though.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
I assume s/Evolution/Implementation/, it is a good book.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
No they aren't. Prices range from 26ct/kwh to 31ct for consumers at the moment.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
That comes with a setup fee of 40$ though.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
The hetzner server auction has pretty cheap dedicated boxes, 30 bucks for a month of 4core/8thread 64G ram. Which is roughly 0.006/thread hour, including cpu/ram/ssd.
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by ysleepy 3y ago
See previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35064303 "The Real-Life Consequences of Silicon Valley’s AI Obsession Sam Bankman-Fried made effective altruism a punchline, but its philosophy of maximum d
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by ysleepy 3y ago
The story is honestly a vehicle to convey a world view while borrowing plot from Harry Potter and Enders Game. It is fun in the beginning, but it reeks of ayn rand and juvenile oversimplification of the world. This all might be ok, but the
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by ysleepy 3y ago
Harry Potter and the methods of rationality is so tainted by the author, his agenda and the weird cult that is less wrong, I cannot recommend it (I have read it).

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