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They bend the knee for censorship requirement. (Not only that, they provided machine learning based filtering service for other Chinese search engine at the time)

According to Google, the China government tried to infiltrate Google's internal computer system. In response, Google stopped the censorship over night, and withdraw from China market shortly afterward.

I still remember night, when _all_ Chinese search engine stopped censoring because Google stopped their filtering service.

The China tech company have evolved much since those days, and they are now much better at censoring compare to what Google had in the early days of the internet.

Beauty standard changes over time, see how people perceive body fat in the past few hundred years. We learns what is beautiful from our peers.

Taste can be acquired and can be cultural. See how people used to had their coffee.

Comparing human to LLM is like comparing something constantly changing to something random -- we can't compare them directly, we need a good model for each of them before comparing.

Yes.

On that level, there are other policies.

Politics in standards bodies, industrial organisations, regulatory issues, funding and investment, etc

Can't you read the faq before comment? The "guest account" is hosted on IdP, not necessary google.

https://support.google.com/a/answer/14757842

It don't.

The "Assured Controls" add on put keys on smartcard / hsm not owned by google.

Those option allows storing private key on smart card.

> you could hand out your resolver via DHCP and transparently control local zones. With DoH, that's gone.

Checkout RFC9463

"the math breaks if you just remove the math"

"actually you can replace with something equivalent"

"i said just remove the math, not replacing it"

so, what's the news?

AP Style have spaces around it.

It is an interruption to me and I think that little pause is intentional. if the author wants no pause they should have used parentheses

Last time I checked, MSVC don't want to implement C99/newer and instead focus on C++.

> https://4e6.github.io/firefox-lang-stats/

12%. Assume the progress is linear (not logarithmic like most cases), we just need 60 more years to migrate those c/c++ code.

When it works, it works great. But how about when it don't?

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Passkey - what would happens when we lost the device? You need some kind of recovery, right?

Social recovery - of course you could do that. Are you doing one recovery for all accounts (which require some kind of "wallet" stored in a centralized location - and can be disabled)? Or one for each services (which may make your grinder account known to your family)?

How about tourists? When you lost your phone while you are traveling in other country, what should you do?

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It is not a EE problem. It is an ecosystem problem. You need a whole catalog of compatible hardware for this.

Unlike LLM, kids have long term memory and they builds up relationships.

Real wisdom is to know when to show empathy and when not to by exploiting (?) existing relationships.

Current generation of LLM can't do that's because every they don't have real memory

> First of all, that argument only explains UB of OOB memory accesses at best.

It explains many loop-unroll and integer overflow as well.

The comment section on it answered that: it's TCP simultaneous open.

The problem is: "the platform" is never defined.

When you decouple the language from the hardware and you don't specify an abstraction model (like java vm do), "the platform" is just whatever the implementer feels like at that moment.

Looks like they are trying to use this metric to justify cutting meeting / reports.

I think this is just wrong. The number of download does not reflect how important or impactful a report is.

Here is a youtube video for Windows 3.1 on 16 color palette EGA:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATMVrHfrus8

stevenAthompson from HN.

It cost basically nothing to setup a vpn..

These patches came from oracle. Pretty sure they have a client somewhere needs this.

This is what many human would do. (and I agree many human have broken logic)

Kafka head of line blocking sucks.

Can't change the number of partition dynamically.

Additional challenge if jobs comes in funny sizes

recursive function can be inline when unrolled. This is a valid optimization.

Google "llvm inline recursion". It exists. It should works. Fibonacci is the standard test case.

let's use 128bit integer and handle them like floats in php!

and maybe put a 32bit timestamp along and pretend it can somehow store more than a 32bit integer can.

cutting your head off won't earn you any money either.

The website design is bad.

Those GPT-4o quote keep floating up and down. It is impossible to read