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I don't think so, no. I had an AMD card; I didn't feel like the lack of CUDA was slowing me down. I managed to implement everything I tried on the CPU just fine. My problem was that every approach I tried to implement my own stuff on the GPU using things like Vulkan or OpenCL led to crashes or frustration. In fairness I didn't know how to do basic operations on a graphics card with OpenGL and would be relying on super basic programming material out of AMD with titles like "how to multiply a matrix on an AMD GPU" [0]. They can be forgiven for not supporting amateurs I suppose ... but now I own a Nvidia card and they have stuff like https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cublasdx/introduction1.html.

But I stress that the issue there isn't that CUDA has tutorials. It is that I expect the tutorial code not to lead to a crash or system lockup. There is a well supported path to do those basic operations.

If you look at the CUDA webpage [1] you see things like "cuRAND", "cuFFT" and "cuBLAS". That isn't a moat - those are first year software engineering topics. AMD managed to make it look like a moat by not taking the compute market seriously; and anyone else competes at highly parallel compute.

[0] As far as I can tell; doesn't exist.

[1] https://developer.nvidia.com/cuda-zone
> Fortunately the vast majority of exploited peoples, Palestinian and otherwise, share a commonality with the vast majority of the rest of humanity; they don't want revenge or domination,

It seems pretty hard to square this with the rhetoric and actions of Palestinian leadership, especially Hamas.

Like if this was their goal, why are they so opposed to a two state solution? It seems like they could easily have had this if they wanted it. Instead their leaders became obsessed with revenge against a militarily supperior force, and the results lead to the present day.

[To be clear, there have also been plenty of missed opportunities for peace on the israeli side as well, but it seems at least the israeli side has at various points in time made good faith attempts at finding peace, even if it ultimately went no where]
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I think these are understandable and well intended questions! But they also makes it seem like you're not very familiar with standard economic analysis. I would encourage you to read The Rent is Too Damn High by Yglesias which is by an american (leftist) who I think has a much better set of ideas for improving the lives of renters than "occupation friendly" housing regulations and other "zero sum" ideas. And yes, buying and administering rental properties is societally valueable just like running a bakery, restaurant or software consultancy is.

https://www.amazon.com/Rent-Too-Damn-High-Matters-ebook/dp/B...
You are right. My apologies.
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The amount of rod and cone cells in your eye fill all available space. Introducing an IR sensitive cell type would take away space from existing cells, limiting their usefulness. Having night vision would mean sacrificing something else. IR frequencies would also require larger sensor cells due to their larger wavelength.

As a side note, men generally have a higher ratio of rod cells, allowing them to see in the dark. While women have a higher ratio of cone cells, allowing them to better distinguish colors. Apparently, these tradeoffs were important enough to cause for specialization in our DNA.
Texas sharpshooter fallacy?

800 shots. Pick 7.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_sharpshooter_fallacy
Isn't this exactly what motivates people to quit corporate life and become a solo dev?
Why the exclusivity? What does Spacex gain from streaming only on twitter?
I don't agree with squatting on the whole, but this distinction clearly does matter. If someone squats a property that you were planning to rent out then you lose the income that you could have gained thereby. That's not nearly as bad as losing access to the home you currently live in.
> living in a cabin in the woods survivalist-mode does nothing to progress a society.

Not everyone's goal is to progress a society though. If one's goal is to live a quiet life and do what makes them happy, what's wrong with living in a cabin in the woods?

That would only be a fundamental problem if everyone owes something to society. That's a much different conversation though, whether everyone is born into a debt that must be paid back to society.
Very interesting price:range!

My initial response was that it would cost a lot more when imported into (e.g.) Europe, but a very quick check shows that the Kia EV6 starts at ~70m Korean won (assuming I'm interpreting the Korean Kia website correctly) which directly converted is 47k EUR. And in (e.g.) Germany, the EV6 starts at... €46,990.

So maybe we really will see the EV3 for ~30k EUR.
I don't completely disagree. It's clear that the US does not want war in the Middle East: it's bad for business and I think that the US too has had its fill of fighting. I'm also kind of getting the vibe that the US administration is not at all happy with the Israeli government's actions.

But that doesn't change the geopolicical situation: Israel is an important ally of the US in the Middle East and the US is an important ally of NATO, so whatever Israel does, the US will stand behind, and Nato will stand behind the US.

In any case, if the US wanted to stop the massacre of Palestinians in Gaza they would have done it months ago. I don't think they really care, and if the Republicans come into power, with all the looney tune characters from the Christian Zionist right in their ranks, I don't think there's going to be more care.

But, hey, we'll see what happens. It would be great if public sentiment and opinion counted for something in modern liberal democracies, but we have the recent enough example of the war on Iraq and the gigantic demonstrations against it in the UK, and how they didn't change one thing in the decisions of a liberal British PM.
> Basically the TPM provides a set of features that are really useful for corporate Windows deployments. No more forgotten passwords, because the self-unlocking disk encryption sends the user straight to the Windows login screen, and helpdesk can reset forgotten Windows passwords remotely.

Unclear why this requires a TPM. Boot the system from a static unencrypted partition containing no sensitive data, display the login screen, when the user authenticates the system uses their credentials to get the FDE decryption key from the directory server. Bonus: Now the FDE keys are stored in the directory server and if the system board fails in the laptop you can remove the drive and recover the data.

An attacker with physical access could modify the unencrypted partition to compromise the user's password the next time the user logs in, but they could do the same thing with a hardware keylogger.

> And for casual home Windows users, it lets them log in with a 4-digit PIN or with biometrics, so it's got usability benefits for them too.

This could be implemented the same way using Microsoft's servers, given that they seem to insist you create a Microsoft account these days anyway.

It's not clear that unsophisticated users actually benefit from default-FDE though. They're more likely to lose their data to it than have it protect them from theft, and losing your family photos is generally more of a harm than some third party getting access to your family photos.
News is literally what's new.

A new A350 flew from Qatar to London today. The first time the A350 flew it was news. Today it's not.
A cross-platform alternative is to use the EurKey layout (https://eurkey.steffen.bruentjen.eu/layout.html), allowing you to have the US keyboard layout by default, while using modifier keys for various diacritics common in European languages with Latin script.
> less drastic than switching to something like Dvorak

Still no regrets. With software being such an important thing to my life, easy snake_case & kebab-case a big reason I haven’t been interested in switching to another layout.
That's right. I would actually expect there to be a few more than 7!

And if we extend the search to all placenames dedicated to St Michael quite a bit more!

It's not pure coincidence but it is a kind of observation error as highlighted in other comment. Increasing and decreasing the variables and measurements effects the odds.

Basically you can get a line between many things on earth, but 1) the dimensions of that line cannot be chosen if you also want to choose the things that define it or 2) the dimensions can be chosen but the things that make it up cannot.
ISPs do give enough where I am the issue is usually when you are behind 2 firewalls past that or have VMs that you want to DHCP, things like that.

A real world example my ISP provides /56 at the router level but if you put a firewall behind it, that gets a /64 (cannot be changed). Now the firewall cannot further delegate prefixes since it's already used. Some firewalls allow RA pass-through but in my case this wasn't an option so I had to set up NAT66 (non-standard :/) just to get outbound ipv6 connectivity.
This is not true. You can query the Grondbuch and it will give you all the necessary information of the owner.

Edit: sorry, havent been living in Germany for long. Thought it was the same as the Dutch kadaster. Turns out, it's not and my dealings with it have been unusually easy until now.

The reason why expropriation isn't used a lot is because it costs a lot of resources.
At this point in time either would be extraordinary. If someone provides convincing proof either way tomorrow, then in 100 years that would be ordinary.
You've got it backwards. Before M1, most Macs that regular consumers owned were incredibly bad GPU-wise. M1 was an enormous upgrade and finally made Mac usable for gaming for the average Mac owner. But years of most Macs being useless for gaming drove the game devs away.
If they want to get rid of Windows completely, they're doing a pretty good job.

It's turning into a total disaster.

And there are viable options these days...
Looks like official SpaceX account is streaming though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlBuabzbqX4

Edit: nvm, it is fake
I was looking for something like this, great extension easily calculate the total duration/length of the playlist, also shows how much time will it take to complete it.
It's the warmest first week of June in a while in Cupertino, so I have no idea what you're talking about with regards to nice weather.
Societies with lots of corruption, adulteration, theft, forgery, counterfeit, etc that goes under-punished. If you are frequently burned by your transactions and interactions with business, government, etc you're going to have low trust.
you do realize that if you have a civilization as old as China does, “dozens of times” is a small number, right?
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He was censored lol
Or use java. Write once, run everywhere. I am still amazed, that the switch to arm was so easy.
To clarify, what I have in my profile is not my "own personal" definition of reasoning. It's how reasoning is understood in computer science and AI, and I am an expert on the subject through my doctoral studies and my current post-doc research.

That's important to understand. What I have in my profile is not some idiosyncratic idea about reasoning, it's the standard, formal understanding of what reasoning means, as it has developed in practice, in AI research in the last many decades.

I appreciate that there are many people who opine about reasoning who are not aware of that prior work and come up with their own ideas about what "reasoning" means, and some are even AI researches which is very concerning but I can't do anything about that except push back against such uninformed opinions.

>> This can.

I'm sorry, what can?
If you have an Apple TV (or possibly also Android TV?) it's quite easy with the tvOS VLC app. The top comment here posted the stream link, https://prod-ec-us-west-2.video.pscp.tv/Transcoding/v1/hls/G...
Just paste that into the network stream option in the tvOS VLC app and bam, good to go. It's really kinda magical with an iPhone, as you can just paste the link into the popup on your phone!
Don't ask that specific question.

SpaceX progress with Starship is absolutely bottom level. Not even close to where they want to be.

I recommend looking past all of that and cheer along with the idiots when the mission fails.
I am pretty sure App Store updates are smarter than that. For example Xcode delta installs have taken far less space (though they take a lot longer) if you grab them from the App Store.
Humans and livestock completely dominate not only the "mammals" category, but the entire "terrestrial vertebrates" category.

There are only a few other terrestrial animals of comparable biomass with humans, e.g. ants and termites.
Your prediction isn't substantial. Israel will never win a popularity contest, but that is irrelevant. It also isn't true that all young people are firmly on one side of this issue, in fact they are probably a minority, even if they can be pretty loud. Strong opinions and little information often comes in a package.

Israel exists because Jews were despised. They did not have support when the country was founded and got weapons on the black market. Today their security situation is a lot more stable.

There are western firms/nations trading with Russia today, money always beats popularity, geostrategic interest beats popularity, pretty much anything beats unsolicited opinions from college students on Israel.

In fact I believe support for Gaza will need a lot more political capital in the future and the countries supporting them actively will try to withdraw from this conflict.

The few Gazans that sold products on the world market will have their existence evaporated, since they had to trade through Israel. Those that worked in Israel probably will not return for a very long time.

People pointing their fingers at Israel often simply lack perspective.
Oooh .. I wanna play too!

But really, a Bugatti P-100 replica would be right up my alley:

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/air-space-magazine/Aviations-...
If they did not init the flight termination system upon water landing they would likely have a floating bomb to defuse (the explosive being the FTS). The FTS will allow for the vehicle to sink quickly and safely.
>.. are aligned.

Only on Mercator projection that is younger than many of the sites on the line.

Oder of things:

1. There were bunch of monasteries (not cathedrals), not aligned on any direct line.

2. Mercator invented a projection.

3. Someone looked at map using Mercator a projection and invented story about ley lines.
So, consider this a starting point...

https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/30/3/23-1098_article

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3922066/

Influenza A mutation rates:
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/110197v1

My models are damn simple, though. It doesn't matter if you need 6 or 12 mutations. (Or it only really changes the kickoff by a few weeks at most). It doesn't matter if those incubate in 1 million or 6 million human/pigs/cattle. The times begin to converge in a very short range. What we do know is that it took about six months to develop a dozen mutations to go from birds to dairy cattle, and it took 4 months to detect that, in March. Any way you model it we have between 2 weeks and 2 months. Before humans start coughing it at each other and dying like masses of sea lions already did.
> it is obvious that GDP per-capita has been flatish throughout history by comparison to post Industrial Revolution times precisely because the vast majority of people do not live off subsistence farming, make their own homes, clothing and footwear, etc.

I mean obviously that's not true. You mean that the GDP per capita of Venice and the other trade republics stayed flat throughout their rise and fall as trading with the whole known world, becoming absurdly rich and their currency being used as the reserve currency for the whole of Europe? Or that Spain's colonisation of 2/3s of the Americas and the vast riches there such as mountains of silver, didn't impact their GDP per capita? Or that the Ottomans' stayed flat throughout their rise from a backwater band of mercenaries to an empire spanning three continents to a failed state?
Interesting one! thanks for sharing.
That doesn't really argue anything. The ACLU thinks it's unconstitutional too and lists the reasons here: https://www.aclu.org/wp-content/uploads/legal-documents/asse...
Isnt 3-70b so good, reddit llamaers are saying people should buy hardware to run it?

Llama-3-8b was garbage for me but damn 70b is good enough
This is a positive ruling, but it seems to be a little ridiculous to be applying anti-circumvention claims to something as trivial as a website password.

What I am more interested in is if a similar precedent would apply to fair-use of legitimately obtained content or hardware (e.g backing up a Blu-Ray disc, obtaining and installing a mod-chip in a video-game console to utilize third-party applications, etc.)
>The Bronze Age required global supply chains and massive mining of rare earth minerals to function.

I want to see your source or citation for this claim. (Unless you're using "rare earth minerals" to mean something other than the current meaning.)
I mean, sure, as long as the operational term is appears to rapidly increase and appears relatively flat.

If per capital income roughly doubles every 30 years or so, and that's an iron law of nature throughout history, and you make a graph that ends at 1700 and puts the income of someone in 1700 in the upper right, you'd be saying, "Oh man, what weird thing happened in the 1500s/1600s that led to a big change in incomes then?"

And if you make that same graph in 2200, the Industrial Revolution will be part of the "appears flat" graph.
Just get any VIA keyboard, easy to remap everything
AWS SAM. I'm using Go.
Lovely, that's beautiful, makes a change from watching about 180 monitors of very similar looking bars here in Leipzig
This is such a fantastic description of what is going on underneath the hood - it took me quite a while to understand how qemu works, wish I had seen this before!
Hopefully they won't change propellant to high pressure cow manure
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Most people aren't experts. If I'm setting up a bunch of churches in a line to make a point, I'm doing it to make a point to the vast swath of common people in them, not the handful of experts.
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Writing well is a rare and valuable skill.

And this article, especially, really put into words what I had been thinking for 2 decades:

https://www.wired.com/story/tiktok-platforms-cory-doctorow/
I'd assume there's no real state the network can "remember" between iterations, so shuffling will at best just waste time.
Also: Alignments of random points https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alignments_of_random_points
You know how I said "our customers"? Yeah, so it's _their_ computers facing this issue, and we have no control over the computers they use our software on. Because, obviously.

> do we just shoot first, ask questions later for the lulz

Oh mate, this is so ironic that I'm also convinced you're doing it on purpose.
My appologies - I was misremembering your locations. Germany and Finland and indeed no Amsterdam.
> None of this is needed to take advantage of TPMs.

You're not binding the secret to PCR values? I thought TPM fans loved those things?

I don't blame you - they look like a design-by-committee house of cards to me, with far too many parties involved and far too much attack surface. Just like the rest of the TPM spec.
> And adhere to that culture before complaining about others

Indeed! One might even say "you hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye."
Also, I'd add

- In a sea of jobs with on-call, workaholic hierarchical reward culture, and night/weekend work, a company may pay less but offer work-life balance that a 30k pay bump in New Corp may not outweigh the risks.
Boeing launch was yesterday.
Every space account on X was talking about it.
The ULA, Boeing, and NASA accounts were all posting about it.

Elon retweeted the livestream and wished them luck : https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1798338630471364871

He also congratulated them and retweeted a follow up post from Nasa Kennedy Space center.
The unmentioned detail is that japan has a narrower spacebar and two extra keys
Ignore the trolls and the downvoters, I appreciated the quote!
I don't think anyone said or implied that
Demand of people is the only way of inflating the prices. The people who would like to live in Spain, both Spanish people and non-Spanish, are the people who make your country as rich as it is.

Am I hearing you saying "What rich? we have poor economy". Yeah, prevent people from investing in real estate and you'll be even poorer.
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Given songs could be made hits because of their videos - that's arguably the opposite of prescient, because it turned out that the televised image was not actually unrelated but in fact a new core integral aspect of a new art form, the music video!
AI response?
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