I think this change came from the UX team. Relevant articles: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/simplicity-vs-choice/ https://www.nngroup.com/articles/short-term-memory-and-web-u...…
Don't worry, professors do it too. I had one such professor in accounting. Typos, numbers from wrong year, copy/paste mistakes, forgot to turn on precision as displayed, mismatching account numbers, etc. The textbook…
They do support if you spend enough money with them. At least with GCP. Access to in-house cloud architects level of support, even.
It seems like they're entirely different units? TOPS means Tera Operations Per Second. Petaflops means Peta Floating Point Operations Per Second. ... which, at least to my uneducated mind here, doesn't sound comparable.
I'm having a hard time understanding your comment. I'm not American, but can someone explain why it wouldn't make sense to lose confidence in elections when gerrymandering and the electoral college skew the results so…
Probably not, but in that case, the U.S. would fill that void instead. It's a wonderful symbiotic relationship where countries don't give a shit about other countries' pet companies. God forbid if the EU would actually…
All of these problems are Windows problems too. I don't get why Linux gets all the hate for it. > I had 2 Linux Dell laptops in a row that either had Wifi OR bluetooth, never both. I swapped the radio in the second one…
The Court of Justice of the European Union clarified that the operator of a search engine is not required to carry out a de-referencing on all versions of its search engine. So, it's a bit bold of you to say that Europe…
It feels more like YouTube just doesn't prioritize an unpopular browser. Google only put resources into Firefox so they can say they're not a monopoly, but that strategy didn't really pan out. So, now, they're probably…
No, the EC asked ChatGPT to rewrite the Privacy Shield but give it another name, and the CJEU is expected to retroactively invalidate the law again. This will only change if the US provides essentially equivalent…
A price premium? Are you aware that Amazon sells these at a loss? Amazon wants to kill Alexa because they couldn't find a way to monetize it.
Over 1/3 of WD-40 is made of a lubricant. My salad dressing is over 1/3 oil. Does that make it lubricant, or is it actually still salad dressing?
> currently only supports TRON chain tokens/contracts A cryptocurrency payment platform that doesn't even support Bitcoin. I don't think more needs to be said.
A custom modding framework that patches code at runtime to dodge legal issues of binary patching, or more accurately shift the legal issues from us to end consumers. Companies don't pursue end consumers for things like…
Kickbacks, that's why.
If you think about it, the logical conclusion here is that insurance companies could end up with no customers at all. The ideal customer for them is someone with almost zero risk. But if their algorithms get advanced…
Commit masks remind me of that time I couldn't run a Java app because it assumed a specific classpath order, but the classpath order is random on each boot, and my randomized classpath makes the app crash. I've also…
How so? London is doing quite poor nowadays, even more so after the UK left the EU.
Most people in the UK live outside of London (87 % as of 2021), so I can't see how that's relevant to anything here.
> I don't think "CS are idiots and use their kernel-level trojan to accidentally crash every Windows computer it's running on across the whole world" was ever on anyone's threat board. No, but cyberattack takes out all…
> Why is this different? Because critical infrastructure doesn't get the convenience of shifting the blame. They must account for these risks in advance. Do you know what happens when IT breaks down in a bank? They've…
Anti-cheats also whitelist legit AV drivers, even though cheaters exploit them to no end.
This thread is the definition of people who want features that most people don't care about. Headphone jack? Bluetooth. Audiophile? DAC. microSD slot? Cloud storage. User-removable battery? Power bank. FM radio?…
The post title is misleading, but the news article title is: Microsoft laid off a DEI team, and its lead wrote an internal email blasting how DEI is 'no longer business critical'
Thanks, I hate it.
I think this change came from the UX team. Relevant articles: https://www.nngroup.com/articles/simplicity-vs-choice/ https://www.nngroup.com/articles/short-term-memory-and-web-u...…
Don't worry, professors do it too. I had one such professor in accounting. Typos, numbers from wrong year, copy/paste mistakes, forgot to turn on precision as displayed, mismatching account numbers, etc. The textbook…
They do support if you spend enough money with them. At least with GCP. Access to in-house cloud architects level of support, even.
It seems like they're entirely different units? TOPS means Tera Operations Per Second. Petaflops means Peta Floating Point Operations Per Second. ... which, at least to my uneducated mind here, doesn't sound comparable.
I'm having a hard time understanding your comment. I'm not American, but can someone explain why it wouldn't make sense to lose confidence in elections when gerrymandering and the electoral college skew the results so…
Probably not, but in that case, the U.S. would fill that void instead. It's a wonderful symbiotic relationship where countries don't give a shit about other countries' pet companies. God forbid if the EU would actually…
All of these problems are Windows problems too. I don't get why Linux gets all the hate for it. > I had 2 Linux Dell laptops in a row that either had Wifi OR bluetooth, never both. I swapped the radio in the second one…
The Court of Justice of the European Union clarified that the operator of a search engine is not required to carry out a de-referencing on all versions of its search engine. So, it's a bit bold of you to say that Europe…
It feels more like YouTube just doesn't prioritize an unpopular browser. Google only put resources into Firefox so they can say they're not a monopoly, but that strategy didn't really pan out. So, now, they're probably…
No, the EC asked ChatGPT to rewrite the Privacy Shield but give it another name, and the CJEU is expected to retroactively invalidate the law again. This will only change if the US provides essentially equivalent…
A price premium? Are you aware that Amazon sells these at a loss? Amazon wants to kill Alexa because they couldn't find a way to monetize it.
Over 1/3 of WD-40 is made of a lubricant. My salad dressing is over 1/3 oil. Does that make it lubricant, or is it actually still salad dressing?
> currently only supports TRON chain tokens/contracts A cryptocurrency payment platform that doesn't even support Bitcoin. I don't think more needs to be said.
A custom modding framework that patches code at runtime to dodge legal issues of binary patching, or more accurately shift the legal issues from us to end consumers. Companies don't pursue end consumers for things like…
Kickbacks, that's why.
If you think about it, the logical conclusion here is that insurance companies could end up with no customers at all. The ideal customer for them is someone with almost zero risk. But if their algorithms get advanced…
Commit masks remind me of that time I couldn't run a Java app because it assumed a specific classpath order, but the classpath order is random on each boot, and my randomized classpath makes the app crash. I've also…
How so? London is doing quite poor nowadays, even more so after the UK left the EU.
Most people in the UK live outside of London (87 % as of 2021), so I can't see how that's relevant to anything here.
> I don't think "CS are idiots and use their kernel-level trojan to accidentally crash every Windows computer it's running on across the whole world" was ever on anyone's threat board. No, but cyberattack takes out all…
> Why is this different? Because critical infrastructure doesn't get the convenience of shifting the blame. They must account for these risks in advance. Do you know what happens when IT breaks down in a bank? They've…
Anti-cheats also whitelist legit AV drivers, even though cheaters exploit them to no end.
This thread is the definition of people who want features that most people don't care about. Headphone jack? Bluetooth. Audiophile? DAC. microSD slot? Cloud storage. User-removable battery? Power bank. FM radio?…
The post title is misleading, but the news article title is: Microsoft laid off a DEI team, and its lead wrote an internal email blasting how DEI is 'no longer business critical'
Thanks, I hate it.