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Feels like something Apple might want to do a first-party version of

I once thought it would be nice to write a toy riscv isa simulator, but was also surprised and discouraged by the natural language spec

Greencards have a MRZ just like passports though.

Green cards are effectively entry-only passports (from the perspective of the US). You can enter the country by land with just the GC with no passport. Additionally, if you arrive by air and you have global entry they don't look at your passport at all, just the GC.

They could easily change the cost-cap to exclude engines (if they arent already).

The big teams who actually develop the engines aren't actually short on cash

Is there any tooling which can tell you exactly which parts of a crate that you actually use and produce a minimized version for vendoring/auditing?

I don't live in that country though

What's going on in that part of western australia? It's a very empty area

If I could get a really well sound-insulated 3 or 4 bedroom apartment, awesome, but it's either just too hard to find, or too hard to verify that it'll actually be quiet without some certification/guarantee.

With a SFH you can control your own destiny to some extent.

I'm curious about "why sand", is it better at holding heat than say water?

Why would anyone review a design/ architecture after it's already been built?

Many reasons. They might not have known it was being built, or they might disapprove of how it's turned out compared to initial presentation, or there might have been a shift in priority making the current project not a good fit.

Which companies that already rent out H100s would risk the ire of nvidia providing them less capacity next time?

edit: It seems cudocompute and dataknox is willing to rent them out

Some dental plans use the social security number as your ID number which is irksome

How does GPUI compare to other gui libraries?

Why is there an income limit? There would be plenty of simple returns from people with a high income with just a single w2 taking a standard deduction

The pipe should really go a dozen miles out to sea and then get pump-mixed with the destination water

I can't see a judge swallowing that logic, you do have something similar to a metal safe's key and you've refused to provide it

I think the intended lifespan specification is quite real in that they advertise success as A, B, and C when they initially asked for funding.

It looks really really bad for NASA when it's a mission failure in terms of what its was funded for, the politicians start talking about budget cuts.

If AMD launches hardware that is clearly faster, the software will move towards it

Half of us want the property values lowered, so that it's even possible to buy something

It's also not effective. Mainstream people are never going to talk about 'X' or 'Meta' but will just stick with the old names

In my mind, there is where inflation really comes from. For every wage paid that wasn't useful, the resulting product becomes more expensive / less profitable. If we were able to optimize out all the waste we'd probably have deflation while computers and business processes keep getting more efficient

I wasn't able to find a link to the original video or where I could get a similar device. Anyone able to help?

It seemed very fast to me

v6 is already at 45% of google search traffic, it seems pretty inevitable at this point

People would just live with the risk, if their house burns down they're just homeless

If management had enough leverage to push them back in, they weren't going to escape

3 times a week in way worse than zero.

Are we all going to just drive somewhere, sit at a desk and not talk to our co-workers cause they actually in some other office, then drive home?

"Return to office, what's left of it"

Independent of company, acquisitions often have a long arduous 'integration' that never completes

Giving people what they desire in terms of like quality is destroying them? Pushing them to keep doing what they don't want to do is helping them?