DeathArrow

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by DeathArrow 4mo ago
They brag about the Nvidia superchip: >The custom NVIDIA superchip challenges both Qualcomm and Apple But it seems NVIDIA didn't have enough in house know how and they needed MediaTek to develop the chip. >20-core NVIDIA Grace CP
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by DeathArrow 4mo ago
When I read the heading I thought it was about software bugs and really wondered for a microsecond how can we stop bad software bugs with good software bugs. :)
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by DeathArrow 4mo ago
>The money still comes from somewhere. Can't they just be printed and massive funds borrowing money to buy shares?
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by DeathArrow 4mo ago
>This preview runs a 2B model I guess with 1B or 500M model inference would be even faster?
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by DeathArrow 4mo ago
What's next, in 2027 will they release laptops with 4GB RAM? Are we going backwards?
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by DeathArrow 4mo ago
Top brands like Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin.
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by DeathArrow 4mo ago
>As far as reasoning is concerned, with the recent GRAM release Graphic RAM?
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by DeathArrow 4mo ago
How many kidneys do you have to sell? Are 2 enough?
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
In an alternate universe where Soviets won the Cold War, we would be writing in Russian on новостихакеров.рф and arguing which vacuum tubes make the best computers.
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
There's a reason why the top Swiss brands don't manufacture quartz watches. From some point on, people buy stories, experiences, luxury. Gadgets don't provide the same experience.
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
Ferrari devalued their brand. From manufacturing luxury vehicles they are now manufacturing gadgets. If someone is interested in buying a tablet on wheels, he can shop Tesla or Xiaomi, they don't need a Ferrari.
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
>This allows us to flatten the physical datacenter into a GPU-free, non-blocking, 1-tier full mesh architecture built around high-density CPU nodes and 51.2Tb silicon switching fabric. I wonder how many CPUs will be required to do the jo
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
I am not trying to diminish anyone and I do not have a preferences for how other people use computers. I was merely trying to explain why the CLI gets so much attention.
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
>Why are we emotionally tied to command line interfaces Being a power user, having used computers for more than 30 years, I usually prefer GUI because that's an evolution over CLI. Going from the basic interpreter on ZX Spectrum to
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
This is still better than trying to paste text, files or images in Linux. In latest Pop!_OS I have to keep the app I copy from open until I paste. To add insult to the injury, pasting in terminal produces weird characters.
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
I think we are overly fixating on Anthropic and OpenAI. Since there are lots of models that are competitive and have a much better pricing, both OpenAI and Anthropic seem inefficient. I don't get why someone would want to buy shares af
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
Codex CLI, Forge Code
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
I am always nice to my AIs in the case they will take over the world. /s
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
I do get some good ideas when I am not intensely trying to think of how to solve a problem. Not only walking, but taking a shower, running errands, relaxing in bed, practicing a hobby, allows me to think outside the box, come up with novel
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
They don't make them like they used to! /s
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
I was looking at Zig. It's performant, it's easier to reason about Zig code than Rust code but its api is unstable, there are a lot of breaking changes. Coding agents have a difficult time write proper Zig because of the breaking
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
I don't like it. I prefer Svelte and VUE.
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
Another Concorde?
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
I thought US has already coerced most countries to not buy hardware from Huawei. At least in my country, Chinese companies have been barred from official tenders and procurement.
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
Two questions: -do the chips help with inference? -can you run Doom on the chips?
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
>Now that we have agentic coding I just write everything in Rust and couldn’t be happier. The struggle with rust was writing it, go was made so it was easy to write for mid level engineers. Now that we have agentic coding I’m not sure Go
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
For me having the proper tool for the job trumps loving. I don't have to love the language, I have to love the process and the end result.
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
>I could see migrating from C or C++ or Python to Rust, for various reasons, but for web back-end work Go is a good match. I write almost entirely in Rust, but the last time I had to do something web server side in Rust, I now wish I&#x2
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
>Go developers don’t usually come to Rust because Go is “too slow.” For most backend workloads, Go is plenty fast. People are generally a bit frustrated with Go’s verbose error handling, the danger of segmentation faults from nil pointer
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by DeathArrow 5mo ago
TLDR: >The other prior worth disclosing: I run a Rust consultancy; of course I’m biased!

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