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juitpykyk
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Comment #39933025
GPUses
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Comment #39927554
Maybe you should use a secondary partition for work
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Comment #39913984
Hindsight bias. The industry believed 15 years ago that ASML would fail to make EUV work.
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Comment #39913940
Article says 3M exited floppies because it was retail oriented very low margin business. But how is Scotch Tape not that too?
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Comment #39903347
What would be the problem of downloading a few MB more, aren't these source tarballs just used to build the distro binary and then they are deleted?
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Comment #39903332
Never forget the video where Marc was asked what is Web3 and he spent 5 minutes talking gibberish nonsense.
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Comment #39903298
GitHub has the feature of downloading the tree as a zip, why is this not used?
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Comment #39903275
Depends on the width of the radar beam. They are certainly not thin like a laser. It might not fit in the gap between the blades.
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Comment #39900375
Some tools scan for crypto algorithms, typically by searching for the magic numbers, Ed448 is so new many tools probably don't recognize it. Malware authors frequently change the c…
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Comment #39900335
You can do it on a single machine if you use the TPM to create log hashes which can't be rolled back.
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Comment #39900218
You're talking as if securing a backdoor with public cryptography is some unimaginable feat of technology. It's literally a couple hours work.
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Comment #39900182
You're using the wrong CPU. Consumer AMD 7950X supports AVX-512, it's faster than M2 Ultra at half the cost.
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Comment #39889578
FBI could subpoena GitHub for IP addresses.
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Comment #39889530
I learned that AMD GPUs have layers upon layers of drivers, in user space, kernel space, and drivers running on the device itself.
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Comment #39889520
Isn't HDCP/DRM implemented in ASIC hardware? There is nothing programmable there.
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Comment #39852468
Neurons are not on the germ line, whatever happens to their DNA is not passed down to your children. There was another article in the recent years about neurons using RNA or DNA fo…
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Comment #39851093
Isn't that what happens in antibody germinal centers? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Somatic_hypermutation
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Comment #39849458
Neuron's DNA is not passed down, it would be quite logical for evolution to use neuronal DNA for weight storage.
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Comment #39848187
For scale, Microsoft requires 40 TOPS to certify a (consumer) computer as Copilot capable. https://www.techpowerup.com/320933/microsoft-copilot-to-run-...
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Comment #39846036
I've once got 000000. If you do the math it takes about 1 year to cycle through all million of them, assuming no duplicates. Which makes me wonder, what's the expected repeated dis…
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Comment #39836838
They offer services like store fronts. This might require them to sell your stuff and accept credit cards on your behalf. https://www.vultr.com/marketplace/apps/woocommerce/
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Comment #39836711
There was an article quoting someone close saying he wants to be President and world first trillionaire. Control of AGI could certainly give you that.
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Comment #39836677
> for purposes of providing the Services to you This seems the key part
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Comment #39829471
Assange is a russian agent. He's not a journalist.
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Comment #39826788
Russia foreign minister (Zaharova) continuously asks for Assange to be released, mentioning "freedom of speech". Assange has building size graffiti murals in Moscow.