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fgoesbrrr
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Comment #38541910
People were predicting solar eclipses thousands of years ago with no calculators or even a modern understanding of math. Can't be that hard.
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Comment #38541895
> Further, we use this mapping to prove that any problem efficiently solvable by a quantum algorithm can be recast as a problem involving a network of coupled oscillators, albeit e…
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Comment #38541812
I don't know about Android, but AMD CPUs support encrypting regions of physical memory with different keys which are accessible only to one particular VM running, but also not acce…
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Comment #38541689
I thought ITER was the biggest tokamak. BTW, what is the status of ITER?
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Comment #38527735
They mention 20 years in the article.
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Comment #38500433
Language is defined by it's usage. If enough people make one particular "mistake", eventually that mistake becomes the "correct" usage. See "literally" as an example: https://www.m…
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Comment #38500408
2 million laser beamlets sounds very expensive, depending on how they generate them. It could be that the "writer" costs $1 mil right now, so might only make sense in a data center…
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Comment #38496230
They can claim dynamic fetch is "phoning home" and a user privacy danger.
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Comment #38496204
I was told we can't build like that anymore.
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Comment #38429194
Today mouse is 2 different things: actual mouse or trackpad.
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Comment #38426467
It's about scale and speed, not novel attacks. Also exploitation. An AI could determine much faster what might be worth stealing reducing mitigation time.
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Comment #38420453
Sounds like one excellent solution is mandatory ID check on all sites which handle personal information, right?
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Comment #38420340
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Comment #38415337
> Once the skies are clear The problem in Ukraine is that the ground is not clear (mobile air defense and MANPADS). So neither side is using planes for CAS.
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Comment #38415315
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Comment #38414941
Poland is buying South Korea tanks and artillery. It's also buying US tanks indeed, but your theory seems to imply that it shouldn't buy SK at all.
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Comment #38414823
If you look in Ukraine it's not the "masters of one" planes proving most useful.
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Comment #38414735
It's a complete success. There is an order backlog of hundreds from various countries, and due to economy of scale the price went down significantly ($200 mil -> $80 mil) French is…