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by the-rc 6mo ago
There was a project at Google Chicago to do something like that, around 15 years ago. For some reason, it was never launched.
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by the-rc 7mo ago
What's this notorious backdoor?
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by the-rc 8mo ago
There was a variant of this that occurred later. By that time there might not have been a dependency on Jeff's workstation anymore, but the DB, or at least one of its replicas, was getting copied to... /gfs/cg/home/
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by the-rc 1y ago
Isn't HK under PRC control? The GFW might not be there right now, but who knows what happens over the seven years during which new Pixels are supported.
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by the-rc 1y ago
On the other hand, see the complete mess that are the IPU6/7 camera chipsets and their Linux support.
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by the-rc 1y ago
No, especially after congestion pricing, it doesn't get very busy. I assume the car was mapping the area and collecting background truth in general. Downtown and the financial district have interesting peculiarities, like the highly ir
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by the-rc 1y ago
We've been getting less and less of those, though. And even then, it's just for a few days. Last year was a bit worse, but two years ago it was very, very mild, I think. Yay global warming?
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by the-rc 1y ago
I think the problem in NYC will be getting medallions, assuming that's what self driving cars will need. There are already so many (too many?) taxis and car sharing drivers, after TLC's massive increases of the last few years. You
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by the-rc 1y ago
I saw one of these on Chambers Street just yesterday afternoon, but it must have been in manual mode, of course.
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by the-rc 1y ago
Unlike CRT screens, LCD ones from that time had usually a fixed resolution and wouldn't resize the image on the fly.
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by the-rc 1y ago
Why gorilla arm? This doesn't necessarily require lifting it. There's an old video around with Zuck doing gestures while walking and he starts with his arm mostly at rest. Even in the worst case, how is it more tiring than a phone
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by the-rc 1y ago
None of that is announced yet, but there are two open source datasets for gestures and typing: https://github.com/facebookresearch/emg2pose https://github.com/facebookresearch/emg2qwerty Infer wha
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by the-rc 1y ago
The paper was just published in Nature https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09255-w (the preprint was out almost 18 months ago)
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by the-rc 1y ago
OMG. I was a fan of Telescript (and Obliq) at the time. I still believe that Java and the hype surrounding it contributed to the demise of mobile agents, although I'm sure that reality was more complex than that. Kudos for having such
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by the-rc 1y ago
Maybe it's used to catch clones of the models?
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by the-rc 1y ago
Right, that's more clear cut with proprietary software, but what about open source code?
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by the-rc 1y ago
Does it apply to solo companies that provide software consulting to others? I guess it doesn't for S-Corps, because of passthrough, but might for C-Corps?
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by the-rc 1y ago
The hardware folks came mostly from outside SGI and were picked especially because they had worked on cheaper systems before.
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by the-rc 1y ago
Thorgerson and Powell ran Hipgnosis, which made a large number of the craziest and most memorable covers of the 70s/80s, not just PF. There are only three days left to watch the great documentary that Anton Corbijn made about them: ht
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by the-rc 1y ago
MarkMonitor has been around forever. It's used by many of the largest companies. I remember quite a few Google outages that could be tracked down to MM issues.
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by the-rc 1y ago
Over the months, I watched it three times in person at NYC Film Forum, then another couple of times during the 24h January stream. It's not AI and it's not just random clips, either. The opening and the ending are always the same.
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by the-rc 2y ago
True... I didn't make clear that I had tried to take a wild guess after reading only the first sentence in the abstract.
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by the-rc 2y ago
I would have guessed that the surge had something to do with faster payments, namely contactless and the wireless terminals. In a way, it's even broader than that: if you order for pick up and prepay, payment is pretty much out of the
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by the-rc 2y ago
I always wondered if it's still alive only because Larry or Sergey use it every day.
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by the-rc 2y ago
This is the way Italians write, especially academics, translated into English words. Even in mundane, everyday documents the style has plenty of fillers and embellishments, unlike the more straightforward one of everyday English.
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by the-rc 2y ago
I don't know. Weirder things have happened: https://www.reddit.com/r/PiratedGames/comments/172b5kv/rocks...
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by the-rc 2y ago
Is that what the counsel said?
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by the-rc 2y ago
Is the complete version 5:08 long, while the bad encoding is 4:28/4:29? Deezer and Apple Music have the latter, too.
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by the-rc 2y ago
Uh, no, uploaded MP3s couldn't even be deduplicated across different users, because of lawyers. I know because I was there. The team had to ensure having maaaany petabytes of storage on launch day. Maybe the label or whoever owns the r
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by the-rc 2y ago
I was thinking maybe it's a way to save some bytes, like people used to do with undocumented opcodes in 6502 programs.

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