Neywiny

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by Neywiny 2mo ago
It's just a Chromebook. Again. At least it has decent hardware. But so do other $900 laptops.
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
We invented recompression because that's what society expected. I've gotten in slight trouble for simple emails like "hi xyz, can you please send abc? Thanks, jkl". They wanted a good morning, how are you, wish your fami
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
We pay for Disney+ and Hulu as a combo. It was great because Hulu had a good player, Disney+ had a good library. They've started splitting the two and now I wanted to watch a Disney show I'd missed from my childhood. The Disney+ p
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
PaleMoon seems to be ground up different? Or is their rendering engine a fork?
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
But that was through transfer of data. If you don't transfer data, at best you can do what that one researcher keeps pumping out with like ramping fans up and down. But really you'd need to try. Unless the model has some controlla
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
https://www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2026-09-12/book-overdue-since-1... Has a picture
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
It looks to just be a problem on my tablet. Phone is narrow so it adjusted for that.
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
Yeah that kind of line is what I see all the time in my chats. Even worse worse is when they put it in code comments.
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
Well I didn't want apoilers so I stopped reading. If the author is here, please remove the navigation floater from the side. The article is so narrow. I had to zoom all the way in on my tablet to get one graph to be full sized. Impresa
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
Generally you shouldn't put a probe on crystals because the capacitive loading changes your circuit. I've had mixed success but especially if you think that's the issue, it's an iffy debug step. Some micros support a clo
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
When I got to my current workplace I was surprised to see we always, invariably (unless it's really impossible with the chip) use an oscillator not a crystal. But every time I see one of these posts I think about the difference in cost
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
That's my approach too. I even added on a firewall container to the compose so it could fetch packages and that's it. It isn't impossible for it to exfiltrate data that way but I think I put a limit on the request size and li
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
That's incredible to discount the entire embedded arm64 market, I believe starting nearly 10 years before that, because AWS and Apple (aka not embedded) hadn't done it yet. I mean obviously free to do whatever architectures, but t
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
I suppose I could look it up but I wonder if people thought this of "high level" languages like C when it first came out. No more assembly. Or even assembly instead of machine code.
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
I still don't understand this. Whenever I ask a model how to go this they recommend rolling my own. Is this really too niche to be readily available and well maintained in a GitHub but also so common every LLM knows countless ways to d
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
They say that every generation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akNcZOoLKVk
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
Lol all good. Please use this instead of slopping up something that'll let the smoke out
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
?? I found the schematic here https://atmosic.com/products_kit_atmevk-3430e-yqn/ Is this not it? They even have the .pcb file if you download the full board doc which I believe is everything you need. This is a lot mor
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
I just started using opus 4.8 and it's still trash at very domain specific stuff and debugging. It went down a rabbit hole trying to coerce the algorithm to work for 1 data point, which dramatically overfit the code. Later it did 11 ex
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
What do you mean by power routing for an MCU? Like they wanted to fatten the traces or what?
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
https://wozmerch.com/
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
This seems worth the read but I didn't dig too deep https://medium.com/@sergiopr89/float-point-quantization-the-...
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
You may be conflating distillation, which may be a fault of other people getting it wrong. Going from floating to fixed point doesn't change precision or size. It changes representation. For example, if all your values are between 0 an
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
That's what quantization and stuff is, basically. So yes. Been done for years on all neural net types not just LLMs.
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
Mixed signal means analog and digital
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
I'll be honest I thought you were being dumb but then I tried going back... 10 times and yeah no you're right. Everybody heed this warning
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
Thank you. Is there another article that you pulled that from? I'd prefer to read that source
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
I'm not much of an x86 person but on other architectures you can raise software interrupts/exceptions. Does x86 not have this or did those facilities not cover enough use cases?
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
I tried to scan baseball cards recently. No app worked well. I probably tried 5. Each one was basically identical. So along with to-do apps, apparently baseball card scanner apps too.
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by Neywiny 2mo ago
So I'm still trying to figure out what exactly happened here. What I'm seeing is the Ukranian drone had a gun on it that it used to take out the Russian drone which didn't? Or was it EW or the missiles?

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