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Only for comedic effect.

Because no, they cannot. But feel free to try

But cloud offers flexibility and economies of scale (regardless of who's running it)

And the answer is, only a very select gov clients have the $ and the skills to do it

It would be easy to push complexity up at the level of Numpy/Pytorch/Tensorflow but it mostly gets hidden

(also a lot of it relies on LAPACK which is Fortran - which kinda works with SIMD better than C/C++)

C++ sits on that weird abstraction level where it wants to be a higher level language but it keeps grinding their gears on stuff like pointer sizes, pointer arithmetic or vector sizes and at the same time wants to keep being C compatible and needs that interface with the lower level world

Now compare with how numpy does things: you care about the data size but not the implementation.

Still, I didn't expect less (of a crap fest) from the C++ committee as presented here

Is it a lowercase to uppercase conversion going on here?

Security is always a balance. Always

AI is showing that everything has a weak spot (wondering where are the "I don't make mistakes with C" now people are - but that's for another discussion)

There's another commenter mentioning this makes sense because exactly it avoids them keeping information on which customer is matched to which server. You know, one of the things you don't want to log

Could it be done better? Probably.

Here's a better idea, logging off is 100% safe

Meanwhile 99% of the normies will go for NordVPN

Lack of depth? Wrong. Just go beyond the usual pop-sci stuff on YT.

You can go as deep as you want. Surely it won't be "as fun" or "tiktok sized" but if you want depth it's there

Perfect explanation - no notes

I don't think I remember anything so over-engineered and confusing in recent times (probably SELinux now that I think of it).

And I understand - we kinda need the complexity for what they intend to do but they do need a Come To Jesus moment here to make the Insane Asylum Machine make a bit more sense for mortals

2nd most annoying thing? Boto3 lib, where conventions don't matter and Pythonic is just a suggestion and the thing works more like a REST wrapper than anything else over a not-great API (please why tell me there's an S3 API and an S3Obj API)

Do they work currently? Not really

Are they too complex for the avg joe to work out. Unfortunately yes. (Something about the smartest bears and the dumbest humans)

C code is broken - period

It is an electric car after all

> "Dangerous error in popular electric cars: brakes can cease functioning" [2]

> It says that the ABS pump could drop off

Using a mechanical ABS in an electric car might be part of the problem

Lots of wines advertise their latitude of origin

Longitudes are meaningless for wines

Possible

While mechanical failures can happen in all companies, that do sounds like an inexperienced design (maybe from Tesla, maybe from a partner?)

You mean the ones who fought tooth and nail for comfy jobs within unions with barely no way to fire anyone? And now are wondering where the jobs and the money went?

Tesla workers rejected IG Metall as the union of choice for their factory because all they want to know is send faxes and keep companies wrapped around in red tape like a mummy

Americans will be "pro free market" until it's somebody else doing the competition, then they will be very butthurt about it (at best)

USA boomer car companies run a competition on who can build the biggest crappy SUVs around sold to other boomers who now look aghast at pump prices

Europe boomer car companies can't overrun their nit-pickiness and analysis paralysis and wonder why consumers are picking the car with screens that actually work like a modern device and don't have subscription horns or some other BS like that

(And yes I do miss those - with an external keyboard these get less painful but still don't work 100% like on a PC)