jagger27

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by jagger27 2y ago
Seriously, this is the correct take. None of the “Elon success stories” were his alone.
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by jagger27 2y ago
> The government backed organizations will continue as well Including SpaceX.
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by jagger27 2y ago
And it has laggy scrolling. What’s the benefit?
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by jagger27 2y ago
They crafted a prompt that breaks out of the structure of word suggestions because this webapp is powered by an LLM.
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by jagger27 2y ago
If all that existed in those now dead downtown neighbourhoods were offices then of course they’d be dead with a significant disruption to work. What’s missing are still third places, and probably first places too.
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by jagger27 2y ago
The death of the third place is far more important than any impact remote work has had.
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by jagger27 2y ago
I’m not particularly scared of a 51% attack between the devices attached to my Apple ID. If my iPhone splits inference work with my idle MacBook, Apple TV, and iPad, what’s the problem there?
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by jagger27 2y ago
I think in terms of things commonly measured on Earth we don't benefit much from the jump to megametres. The diameter of this planet is 12,742 km. Does it help much to say 12.7 megametres? Not really. Off planet the distances between o
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by jagger27 2y ago
Well yeah, litres and grams are the base units. Just because 1ml is 1g of water doesn't change how SI prefixes work.
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by jagger27 2y ago
The objectives of a land grabbing tyrant are what’s objective. You can’t be serious.
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by jagger27 2y ago
You already have the best AI hardware we’ll see for a while in your hand.
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by jagger27 2y ago
Yeah I don’t think they’re opening a fab. TFA: > The company plans to use the fresh funds to pilot produce chips using Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s 3NE process technology
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by jagger27 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoni_Gaud%C3%AD
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by jagger27 2y ago
> NOT affected: Nginx, Jetty, HAProxy, NetScaler, Varnish. [0] 0: https://nowotarski.info/http2-continuation-flood/
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by jagger27 3y ago
Fibre can go about 100 km without a repeater which in the grand scheme of things isn’t very far. Keep in mind that Starlink works best with a fibre base station inside of the coverage cone. A few of those stations in northern Quebec built n
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by jagger27 3y ago
I assume this is a joke, but they did, and it is beloved. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaserWriter
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by jagger27 3y ago
Buried deep in the FAQ, you have to take it out of the case to use wired CarPlay on USB-C iPhones. That is a real bummer. > Clicks for iPhone 15 Pro (and models that use USB-C) only support fast charging while Clicks is on your iPhone. A
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by jagger27 3y ago
I’m sure they’re still electrically grounded. I’d be shocked if they didn’t have lightning rods, not to mention all of the metallic innards like ladders and wiring that would have much lower resistance than the wood itself.
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by jagger27 3y ago
Well, you’d need to adhere to the license terms of the MPL which generally requires changes to be shared back.
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by jagger27 3y ago
Clock speed
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by jagger27 3y ago
Good question! At what cost do the externalities of fossil fuels come? What is the cost of inaction? What are you trying to achieve with this banal line of questioning?
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by jagger27 3y ago
In the interactive map linked upthread you can see further subdivisions, of which there are twelve.
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by jagger27 3y ago
Totally reasonable choice.
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by jagger27 3y ago
Yes, it totally counts and is indeed being vertically stacked on Ryzen products today. Cache takes up a huge portion of total die area and doesn’t hurt temperatures too much. For now, AMD is using the technique to add more cache to their CP
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by jagger27 3y ago
For the LED side channel threat model, how expensive would it be to mitigate? Is it simply a matter of putting a few (more?) capacitors in the circuit? A roll of electrical tape also seems like a reasonable mitigation in the field for the t
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by jagger27 3y ago
So does Apple with the Mac Pro and a ton of historical pre-Intel Macs.
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by jagger27 4y ago
Are answers from humans deterministic?
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by jagger27 4y ago
The entire Shuttle program was worth it just for Hubble, in my opinion. It's hard to understate the effects on cosmology that piece of kit has had. Truly a Plato's Cave moment. If it were up to me, I'd launch seven Hubble rep
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by jagger27 4y ago
Cryptographers have a long history of doing this. Many of them broken. DES and WEP are two that immediately spring to mind.
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by jagger27 4y ago
I wonder the same thing about monstrous pickup trucks in North America. They pose far more of a threat to public safety than any McLaren ever has.

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