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Comment #48808391
If a model demonstrates being good by winning on prediction markets I may want to ask the same model questions which are too niche to have markets. That said I don't know if niche …
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Comment #34936954
Hi, I wrote the Linux kernel drivers for speaker output on the new ARM64 Macs, so I can shed some light on this. > I wonder how they model the energy output of the speakers. Simple…
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Comment #33901212
> When the next Apple chip comes out, it's back to square one. It's entirely Apple's fault. That's simply not true. Source: wrote a couple of drivers for M1 (now upstreamed in main…
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Comment #31451864
Yes, exceptions should be written into the law in the first place. I assume the government is very comfortable with getting to draw the line themselves.
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Comment #29429859
I happen to come from that part of the world where something radically different has been tried out, and will also tell you capitalism is good (considering the alternatives).
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Comment #29073393
Technical nit: if average is 48 hours, median cannot possibly be higher than 96 hours.
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Comment #28640164
How are you so sure? Is the environmental impact of the pet rocket program of his really so significant?
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Comment #28291081
Also at top of the list: “We care about your privacy” (and not that we are required by law to give you these options that follow)
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Comment #28172586
> It seems to me this is simply a statement that an electron is a fermion not a boson, right? Not really, that's a property of any quantum particle, bosons also. They don't occupy …
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Comment #28161591
> I don't really understand the physics of why electrons don't collapse into the positive nucleus, since positives and negatives should attract My (student of physics) answer to th…
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Comment #27603283
Although you can use a lot of latex commands to enter math, which is useful when you are starting with texmacs after exposure to latex
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Comment #27487448
Why would the commentators have a stake in the matter?
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Comment #27372790
Does anyone have a link perhaps to an archived mirror?
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Comment #27366447
> ...as they continue to build a dystopian new world order where only they control everything you can do with your own hardware Well, the new M1 computers have a built-in ability t…
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Comment #27291522
Well now write that with E-Prime
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Comment #27267188
Don't they, really? I was under the impression that they do implement OS-level sandboxing and the ban on JIT/arbitrary execute is another level of security.
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Comment #27261895
Regarding the FTL acronym: "To hide the complexity of SSD internals, the controller usually contains a piece of software called an FTL (Flash Translation Layer); the FTL provides t…
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Comment #27068779
> The psychological boost of everyone wearing their own lovely little custom masks together was really cool and bonding. They were the last connection to the early successful respo…
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Comment #27013715
I seem to remember the authors being Czech. This is also suggested by the fact that the Czech website is different from other language variations and gives a Prague address for mai…
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Comment #26848489
From what I read on this it is surprising to me that the Russian involvement has not been uncovered earlier. The two operatives were official visitors to the warehouse at around th…
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Comment #26748330
> Then all of a sudden you have a situation where a living sentient being is paired to an iPhone like some sort of bluetooth speaker. I think you put your finger on why that part w…
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Comment #26681355
“saneyaml” would not make for bad PR
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Comment #26658646
The question is about design of chips, not manufacturing. That is quite the difference in the market that has developed.
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Comment #26423225
To nitpick here: You need less than kilogram of electrons to screen a kilogram of protons (roughly 2 grams it seems)