DrNosferatu

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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
And also replace US-made military equipment, while we’re at it.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Too few, too slow. Ukraine’s military supply needs are under fulfilled. Europe should mobilize its formidable industrial might to fully supply Ukraine, and, replace EU’s US-made military equipment, while we’re at it.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
The EU as a whole has a chance here to pursue bona fide Keynesianism. Ramping up coordinated EU investment and production to arm Ukraine - to the level of their actual needs - would be a win-win for Democracy.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Compared to Biden-era US, the UK, Europe’s own Nordics's (relative scale) and the other frontline states, and Europe’s own capacity and stated goals, the EU has lagged in sanctions enforcement and loophole closing, energy decoupling, d
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
It's time for EU's words actually be of consequence: Europe let's Putin get away with far too much.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Well, video-art.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Would love to decompile <3 "Screamer 2" <3 - A thought: would you care to write up a tutorial documenting the details of your efforts so far, so us others can try our hand at this with that reference? It would be awesome!
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Aha - "parted" :D
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
*as :D
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
In fact, if any such thing would happen, I would wager Nvidia stock would tank massively. Say, release has extensions to a RISC-V design.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
barely so - in practice they display (local) chaotic behaviour. And LLMs are deterministic too if you freeze the seed.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Compilers also came a long way.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
If it delivers what we need, isn't it a net positive? And clearly define what we need with specs and thorough tests.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Now launch models with 32GB and 64GB VRAM for those fat LLMs.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Uses like this will only get more pervasive.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
> if they give away the hardware for free. Seriously doubt that: free hardware (or 10s of bucks) would galvanize the community and achieve huge support - look at the Raspberry Pi project original prices and the consequences.
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Ask HN: Have you tried any such thing like Coursera's "Vibe Coding" course?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
How does this compare to Spherical Harmonic Lighting?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Now release the Z80 port!
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
…because of “ZML” - what is this? Very relevant - why all the bad blood?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
If you blindly trust it instead of using it as an iterative tool, I guess… But didn’t pocket calculators present the same risk / panic?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
What’s the role of LLM coding on Zig?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Blatant omission: HEALPix! (and the HEALPix projection) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HEALPix
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Yes, I guess I meant Chicago.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Isn’t the pixelated version basically the same as the Mac classic font?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
The first good use of blockchain comes to mind.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
If I slightly edit plain text watermarked with it, will the watermark identification be robust?
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Now we need a threeway benchmark between this DGX Spark, a maxed out AMD Strix* and the Mac 512GB.
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
Note to Portuguese Air Force Procurement Department: -> No US equipment anymore. I’m partial to the Gripen, actually. PS: Yes, I know about the engines - but this is straightforward. (ask me why, if you’re interested)
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by DrNosferatu 1y ago
And how’s the situation with Bun?

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