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Veliladon

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    Comment #49022001

    There's only one mostly AI company you can short right now and everyone's already doing it.

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    Comment #49010034

    Start by banning disposable vapes. The sheer waste of lithium from those fucking devices is insane in 2026. We need every scrap of it we can get!

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    Comment #48548847

    >Compare to Santa Clara, which has their own well run utility, and charges less than half PG&E rates. This. Lived in Santa Clara. SVP is the best utility in California.

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    Comment #48434333

    We don't need a VAT. Taxes on consumption are insanely regressive. Put a tax on the value of land instead of the property improvements. Then you'll start to see some wealth flow aw…

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    Comment #48278198

    Yep. Take every seat, make it 15 seats. Ideally we’d have ranked choice and STV. Something like how Australia has a quota system for Senators being elected. People who achieve 1/16…

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    Comment #47631812

    The problem is that open codecs can still be encumbered by patents and the holders will sue. VP9 and AV1 have their own patent pool for that very reason. Google may have open sourc…

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    Comment #46988983

    The electorate does give control but they get bored after a few years and want to wreck everything all over again. It's goldfish levels of political memory in this country.

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    Comment #46591041

    Getting pristine resampling is insanely expensive and not worth it. If you have a mixer at 48KHz you'll get minor quantization noise but if it's compressed already it's not going t…

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    Comment #46576866

    And we learned zero from the change after shutting down the Purdues. The electorate just wants to see drug users punished, not treated. Even though treating cheaper, more humane, a…

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    Comment #46450300

    Given that xAI only has a few billion in cash on hand? Very fucking low. It'd bankrupt Elon before reaching that stage though.

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    Comment #46135968

    It's a wonderful day on the Internet. A beautiful day for a CVSS 10 exploit!

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    Comment #46084744

    Fuck him and people like him. There's no good reason to have a 70 hour work week other than insecure management needing it as a security blanket like some nine year old child. Rese…

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    Comment #45979108

    Errors work just like exceptions especially if you use the ? operator and let the error bubble up the chain. This is the Rust equivalent of an unhandled exception and the ripcord b…

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    Comment #45945331

    Probably because our desire to help and not let down a person we care about gives us courage. That courage serves as motivation to go outside our comfort zone.

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    Comment #45939052

    > The mod injects only in the process Winlogon.exe, and exits once the handle of the memory area is closed. It does not hook any functions. Yep. Sure. Going to let a Russian utilit…

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    Comment #45926271

    ^ This. I'm waiting for an LLM where I can just point it to a repo, slurp it up, and let me ask questions about it.

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    Comment #45711231

    Normally this would be handled by a wider synchronized network. The EU has a continent wide synchronized network and the UK isn’t part of it. There are also other ways to store ene…

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    Comment #45579341

    >But you cannot use this anywhere where the ultrasound would be blocked by other organs. Yes you can. If you had an array of ultrasonic transducers around the body you could have e…

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    Comment #45520709

    GPUs are literal SIMD devices. Usually 32 or 64 ALU lanes.

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    Comment #45490422

    Need to go Apple style where the AES engine is on die. Only the AES engine and the Secure Enclave know the decryption keys. The CPU doesn't know the decryption key. Nothing is sent…

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    Comment #45474789

    For me it's because I learned Ada in college. 18 year old me couldn't appreciate how beautiful a language it is but in my 40s I finally do.

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    Comment #45474547

    > The ability to make number types that were limited in their range is really useful for certain classes of bugs. Yes! I would kill to get Ada's number range feature in Rust!

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    Comment #45444020

    What could possibly go wrong? /s

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    Comment #45399213

    Because the A18 had its L2 and LLC caches slashed in half. Frequency and uarch improvements don’t matter if you can’t keep the ports fed.