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tntxtnt
2mo ago
> This process is extremely heat-intensive and accounts for up to 2% of total global greenhouse gas emissions. > While it is highly unsustainable, it has doubled the Earth’s food-carrying capacity and still feeds almost 50% of the pop
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tntxtnt
7mo ago
Very much this. We need to keep children safe from those predators that the government are trying their best to protect!!!
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tntxtnt
8mo ago
'good values' means good money. Highest payer get to decide whatever the values are. What do you expect from a for profit company??
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8mo ago
yEAH you write code easier, big MS and NVIDADDY get the trillion bag, everyone else pay 10x the price for RAM, GPU, soon to own nothing and pay subscriptions for everything lets fucking gooo
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tntxtnt
8mo ago
There is a formula to calculate number of rounds in https://nvlpubs.nist.gov/nistpubs/FIPS/NIST.FIPS.186-5.pdf Appendix C.1. OpenSSL use it: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/blob/e
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8mo ago
From doing MR rounds in pure Python: https://github.com/textonly/git-prime/blob/main/git-prime-co... . Should be under 5 seconds in C or C++ using gmp
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9mo ago
I get why Microsoflt loves AI so much - it basically devour and destroy open source software. Copyleft/copyright/any license is basically trash now. No one will ever want to open source their code ever again.
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1y ago
The skills to live on $1-$2/hour apparently.
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2y ago
Because in spite of the west's propaganda, Xi is a good dictator. Singapore was/is also a totalitarian state yet many do business with it.
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2y ago
Yes, there is little to no major breakthroughs why keep posting them? Like wow this AI can run 5% better than the last one, jump from 68/100 score to 71/100 score because it uses 100% more GPU power, like, ok?
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2y ago
Maybe it's late but no, China's pop culture is not having a "moderate" success on neighboring countries because they tried and failed but because those neighbors actively resist it. They had culturally dominated over nei
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2y ago
Can they tax DeepSeek just like they taxed BYD cars? Smh Chinese ruin US industry again and again and again. Where's Trump at?? Why don't he taxed 1000000% of the free $0 DeepSeek AI??
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2y ago
What do you mean by "global" pop culture? Maybe you mean "the west"/European/American pop culture. Being Vietnamese, I and my friends grew up with Journey to the West which at the time was bigger than Star Wars
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2y ago
Another lucky idiot who thinks he's a genius.
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2y ago
> Ghostty is a fast, feature-rich, and cross-platform terminal emulator Doesn't have a binary for Windows so it's not "cross-platform" yet.
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2y ago
RAND_MAX is only guaranteed to be at least 32767. So if you use `rand() % 10000` you'll have real biased towards 0-2767, even `rand() % 1000` is already not uniform (biased towards 0-767). And that assumes rand() is good uniform from 0
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2y ago
Irrigation pipes have tiny holes which can be blocked by calcium deposit in hard water. You'll need filters, a lot of filters in order to operate them, and the filters needd to change for like every year or so, so it's not a one-t
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5y ago
Yes. Vietnam had experience in dealing with a possible pandemic before: SARS. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlo_Urbani To quote wikipedia: > Urbani realized that Chen's ailment was probably a new and highly c
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10y ago
If everyone can verify their votes, then they can sell their votes. E.g. A knows A's hash, and A can show X that A's hash voted for X, so that X will give A $20.