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You can get a used EV for pretty cheap these days

Andor

Yeah but the camera was broken that day the policeman beat you. On protest day? It's magically up and running.

Android has work profiles, so that could be done in Android. iPhone still does not.

Android has work profiles

Never ever use your personal phone for work things, and vice versa. It's bad for you and bad for the company you work for in dozens of ways.

Even when I owned my own company, I had separate phones. There's just too much legal liability and chances for things to go wrong when you do that. I'm surprised any company with more than five employees would even allow it.


What's the risk? On Android, the company can remotely nuke the work profile. The work profile has its own file system and apps. You can turn it off when to don't want work notifications.

you're surprise corporations are cheap

Police ask: give me pass for work profile. If you don’t: prison.

Well practiced criticism of cynicism is boring


Now, what about the Messages app? Starting last December I started receiving 10 spam SMS messages a day. Previously it was maybe one per week.


Control your phone number better.

Only answer numbers you recognize, everyone else gets voicemail.

Cell phone spam is a 10 year+ old memory for me.


This is a knowledge test of GPU architecture?


Kind of, but not any particular GPU.

The machine is fake and simulated: https://github.com/anthropics/original_performance_takehome/...

But presumably similar principles apply.


It's a test of polyhedral layout algebra, what NVIDIA calls CuTe and the forthcoming C++ standard calls std::mdspan.

This is the general framework for reasoning about correct memory addressing in the presence of arbitrary constraints like those of hardware.


You can get pretty far without needing to care about this fwiw


Not far enough if you're turning cash into waste heat with GPUs :)


Not conflating, the parent is saying it's correlated.


It's like, a metaphor man. A work of fiction. Not to be taken literally, yet conveys themes and ideas which can become a short hand for conveying these ideas. Tons of folks read Atlas Shrugged and thought "hey this is how the world actually is" too. Or worse, The Fountainhead. Shudder.


Sometimes, books which claim to be real like “night” by Elie Wiesel are full of bullshit/lies/fraud too!

His book sowed the seeds for holocaust denialism in GenZ.


Mine the Gulf of Finland, problem solved. This may create other problems but hey Finland is part of NATO now.


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