mnau

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by mnau 23d ago
Please elaborate on less strict rules for Gdpr? There is Record of Processing Activities exemption for <250, but if you have to comply with Gdpr (and you do), you need essentially same info as Ropa and of course it has to be up to date.
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by mnau 26d ago
> Do YOU want to have that preemie die because the evil hippies want to take away your plastic, mnau? Honestly, you sound like you have problems. Personal attack, tangent from original theme "don't have plastic in the ocean&quo
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by mnau 27d ago
> automatically sort plastic both by type and color, which is quite impressive .... I am sorry, but how can that impress you? That would be impressive in 1990. Today, with deep learning and all AI, I would consider having robots open tr
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by mnau 27d ago
> distract from real unsexy solutions like grab the plastic in rivers BEFORE they make it to the ocean. They pivoted to mostly river cleanup (interceptors) many years ago. And they clearly show that it is just one step back, not a full t
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by mnau 3mo ago
HIP was such a self-own and clear demonstration of AMD software capabilities... well, the lack of software capabilities. HIP was hard-coded for one GPU architecture. CUDA did it right, it has a intermediate virtual assembly PTX and driver c
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by mnau 3mo ago
> It was very useful for me Exactly. You want others to change to fulfill your needs. Their priorities and needs are different. In this case, it was evaluated and found not to be useful (cost > benefits).
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by mnau 4mo ago
So is dead and has been for some time. 1500 questions per month. https://data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflow/query/1926661
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by mnau 4mo ago
It faces criticism, but still held true. "sacrificing profit for moral reasons" is not acting in best interest of shareholders. That doesn't mean maximizing value at all times btw, e.g. assessing potential reputational damage
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by mnau 4mo ago
That was basically what Ford vs Dodge was about. Ford lost and had to change direction. If C-suite does not operate in that direction, they can sue and will win. There is no point in going in different direction, courts already quite clearl
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by mnau 5mo ago
Azure is not the best, but it mostly works. GitHub gets only 98% reliability for git operation component, reading and committing. This is the most basic component. The fact they are not on this 24/7 and it isn't fixed is the resul
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by mnau 6mo ago
Compare costs, monetary risk and TTM to renewables with battery backup. Nuclear is dead as a doornail. Look at the nuclear buildup. Vogtle in US 10 years. Hinckley Point C is estimated to be 13 years. Flamanville 3 took 17 years. All these
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by mnau 7mo ago
I would argue that it can be circumvented, not that it won't help. If a human uses his/her signature for content farm, it can be flagged as such.
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by mnau 7mo ago
Signal to noise ratio is getting *lower (EDIT: was higher) than ever. I don't see a way out of this other than "human certified" digitally signed authorship (e.g. by using eIDAS in EU). There could be a proxy to at least reta
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by mnau 7mo ago
Ratings agree with that assessment. TKO is the only episode rated "bad" of all seasons. https://seriesgraph.com/show/3137-babylon-5
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by mnau 8mo ago
It would be removed by distros. XScreensaver had a notice when user ran old version and Debian removed it.
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by mnau 8mo ago
Open source is not open contribution. There are many examples of open source, but closed contribution, e.g. SQLite. What you are listing is a business strategy of a company (free labor and advertising). Desires of a company are very differe
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by mnau 8mo ago
I have no doubt we are going to get even worse bullshit tomorrow. Web got infested by ads, I wonder BS will agents use.
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by mnau 8mo ago
Somehow I see how this ends. Steak for upper classes, maggots for the rest of us.
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by mnau 8mo ago
Meet selection bias. Self-censorship is very common.
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by mnau 8mo ago
My country is going to require a recyclable plastic bottles. That means bringing empty plastic bottles full of air into a shop, so a machine can squash them and send somewhere. This will bring down marketshare significantly. It's incre
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by mnau 8mo ago
> Saying this as a German, where the economy is the worst it’s been in decades and our federal government acts incapable at changing this so far. That's not true. Germany has a 200-points plan on reducing the bureaucracy. At first i
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by mnau 9mo ago
Anyone who bought DVD player immediately had the benefits of better quality. The same applies to all other examples. The problem with IPv6 is that you don't get benefits. If the designed protocol needs an equivalent of big bang, it&#x2
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by mnau 9mo ago
Measly 30 years after it was approved. We will likely get AGI before we finish the transition.
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by mnau 9mo ago
> That’s the good part. Disagree. We are trained on numbers from kindergarten. It's used everywhere (e.g. see a number, store it in short-term memory and input it into calculator). Hex digits are completely different and we don&#x27
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by mnau 9mo ago
Not OP, but he posted "provider must keep call records for the FSB", i.e. Russia.
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by mnau 9mo ago
Yes, it was intended by SO itself. Basically moderate mercilessly. See posts by Jeff Atwood: > Avoid asking questions that are subjective, argumentative, or require extended discussion. This is not a discussion board, this is a place for
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by mnau 9mo ago
Why? Is Korea at UK-level dystopia nightmare?
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by mnau 9mo ago
Any law-enforcement also non-reversible. Do false positives get their years of life back? No. And there is far less scrutiny on that (see DA deal and all that). Capital punishment just takes all of them instead of few-to-tens of percent of
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by mnau 9mo ago
Won't happen. In one of those videos, they showed earnings of metal workers and other such professions. It's downwards. Unless US can solve the problem "That job doesn't pay", there is no way forward. And it can&#x2
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by mnau 9mo ago
Here is a concrete example of what other comments are talking about (threat that MS/USA is no longer reliable partner). Microsoft blocked official email account of Karim Khan (a prosecutor of International Criminal Court). That was due

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