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hugryhoop

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    Comment #39427115

    He was calling 1995 text editors which used 4 MB of RAM incredibly bloated compared to the lean software of his youth which ran in 32 KB. Now we do the same, but we look at the tex…

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    Comment #39427087

    But it's true, in fact it's an understatement: a 8gb mac makes you look way cooler than an 32gb pc.

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    Comment #39426930

    The default DDR5 ECC is not exposed to the outside, not reported to the OS. You only caught errors on DDR5 because it's stability is very brittle. Market forces push it to the limi…

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    Comment #39407404

    The neurological basis is quite simple: the brain is a prediction machine, and it's rewarded when it predicts correctly. This is why music is pleasant - it's highly structured natu…

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    Comment #39394058

    240W per card probably

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    Comment #39379888

    Derek tackles easier subjects than PBS space.

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    Comment #39367512

    Human rights have priority over IP rights.

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    Comment #39316329

    How much energy do the data-centers of the 4 hyperscalers use?

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    Comment #39316307

    That sounds dangerous, since not all emissions will be converted.

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    Comment #39316281

    It's complicated. For 1 employee which disobeyed orders and saved the company you'll have 99 which disobeyed orders and don't produce anything useful or even made harm. This is cal…

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    Comment #39310050

    A terminal password prompt can be intercepted by a keylogger and similar things. UAC is safe from that.

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    Comment #39309990

    How can you bypass UAC set on the highest level?

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    Comment #39300681

    US in Korea or UK in HK were not in a survival situation as Taiwan would be. > drop 50-100k troops That's fantasy land, most of those planes would be shot down, and if not the sold…

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    Comment #39300665

    I meant is easy to hide for the purpose of transporting it, for example in a shipping containers, millions of which go to/from China.

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    Comment #39299972

    Taiwan has underground facilities from it's previous attempt at building nuclear weapons. Even after a Chinese decimation attack, if the invasion force is not immediatly ready Taiw…

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    Comment #39299726

    If Taiwan sees China assembling an invasion force, why not build a nuke then, China already signaled that it's going to attack anyway. A nuke is easy to hide, we are not talking ab…

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    Comment #39299291

    Taiwan could build it's own nukes in a few months if it wanted. Chinese preparations for an invasion would take more than that.

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    Comment #39272197

    Maybe they want to steal our memes.

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    Comment #39272187

    Point defenses would work only if you keep a 5 km distance from any object. But maybe you want to land a ship. Then you would need a nuke scanner since it could be disguised as any…