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someguydave
10mo ago
To get a real ID you need to prove your citizenship, which is usually some combination of your birth certificate and/or passport or other IDs. Not really a big deal
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10mo ago
Terrible news, I prefer to buy US made chips if I can and Micron was a decent vendor
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someguydave
10mo ago
States will give you a real ID if you can prove you are a US citizen. This article is covertly trying to argue for easier travel for illegal aliens
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1y ago
in that case, such a company would be wise to include the fact that the "z1060" is a new CPU instead of failing to even mention what it is in their "new GCC port" press release page
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someguydave
1y ago
ah so this is misdirection - what they are really showcasing is their own new FPGA asic
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someguydave
1y ago
no the point is to spread fear, uncertainty and doubt about their perceived political enemies
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1y ago
Right. My understanding is that military doctrine is generally to immediately attack when encountering an ambush. Presumably, that will throw your attackers off their pre-planned attack and help you regain the initiative. So you want a bi
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1y ago
yeah or the ye olde P90 I guess
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1y ago
I could see that as being a useful role for a VIP protection team where you might not be able to carry larger guns for whatever reason but still want to designate some team members to suppress a potential attacker
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1y ago
Yeah I don’t know any of the details but KiCad is a pretty serious engineering gui tool and I find it easy to believe that the Wayland devs would exclude those uses cases from their designs
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1y ago
Don’t use plug ins
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someguydave
1y ago
This does not happen if you use a well known MX host
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1y ago
It would also help if you did step 0: buy your own email domain
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2y ago
He’s write about the bandwidth and latency of voice, but the problem is that you can’t immediately know who should react to instructions. “GO AROUND IMMEDIATE!” - now all the pilots on frequency are wondering who’s the addressee Also, AM v
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2y ago
- I think the ultimate safety improvement would be to move the human out of the realtime control loops and getting him focused more on the big picture. - there is opportunity for permissionless passive RF sensors like this startup shows. I
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2y ago
Nobody involved wants to take the risk, no matter how trivial
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2y ago
Can you think what would happen if your enemies applied this logic to you and your friends?
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2y ago
Yes. Yes.
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2y ago
The existence of some amount of emergency care should not drive the structure of the whole market
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2y ago
https://www.fda.gov/industry/import-basics/personal-importat... No, you are not allowed to travel there and take it home, but often the border guards look the other way “ In most circumstances, it is illegal for i
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2y ago
Reform health care by returning to a free market
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2y ago
Haidt’s evidence is weak https://reason.com/2023/03/29/the-statistically-flawed-evide...
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someguydave
2y ago
“ The evidence that cell phones are hugely detrimental to the development of young people is pretty overwhelming these days” Then it would be easy to furnish a few links to source this claim
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2y ago
Agree, I was also confused on this point. I guess the name “evaluate a three term binary expression” is less snappy though.
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2y ago
Their “relief” comes in form of US dollars to be deposited
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2y ago
gotta prototype the thing somewhere. If it turns out that the LLM algos become pretty mature I suspect accelerators of all kinds will be baked into silicon, especially for inference.
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2y ago
Relatedly, it is hard to understand how operating Google Code in a manner “never trying to win”, “not trying to make money, or whatever” and “just to prevent … a monoculture” was in the best interests of Google the corporation and its share
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2y ago
this is nonsense, you can easily tell race by looking at DNA and it corresponds strongly with historically identified racial groups https://thuletide.wordpress.com/2020/06/29/a-race-by-race-br...
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2y ago
Seems crazy to try to paper over hardware implementation differences in software. Some org should be standardizing floating point intrinsics
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2y ago
how many other products do you ideologically affiliate with?
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