Supersaiyan_IV

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by Supersaiyan_IV 7mo ago
Another good read is about ARM's SVE2 extensions: https://gist.github.com/zingaburga/805669eb891c820bd220418ee... It has some interesting conclusions, such as that it covers certain AVX512 gaps: "AVX512 plugs
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Metallic material breaks 100-year thermal conductivity record (1100 Wm^−1 K^−1)(physicsworld.com)
4 points by Supersaiyan_IV 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Supersaiyan_IV 1y ago
"In February 1998 Erlang was banned for new product development within Ericsson" False statement. Ericsson still uses Erlang, for example in their MME. Source: I used to work at Ericsson.
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by Supersaiyan_IV 2y ago
Doing climate research in Fahrenheit in 2025 gives me second hand embarrassment.
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by Supersaiyan_IV 3y ago
Not sure companies having deals and negotiations is newsworthy. How about that deal where Qualcomm didn't pay to use ARM patents? At least that one's actually interesting.
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by Supersaiyan_IV 3y ago
Is this a sensationalist headline for Magnus Carlsen admitting to being distracted during a game? Get this junk off HN.
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by Supersaiyan_IV 3y ago
My sister completed a 3 year dentist technician education, only to decide that she doesn't want to work in the field. Why? Because of what you just described. Immoral dentists proposing the most expensive procedure regardless of the ae
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by Supersaiyan_IV 3y ago
Oh, the software isn't Chinese at all. You can trust me on that one. Source: I don't work for Volvo anymore, but I've authored both Volvo and Polestar 2 code, some of it in the latest 2.10 update.
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by Supersaiyan_IV 3y ago
Reading this, and feels like the below scenarios will play out across more market segments. Unless it's about intentionally make A.I. training drastically more expensive than it is now - it's ok nvidia you're doing it for the
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by Supersaiyan_IV 3y ago
Discord, Usenet, IRC, and Hacker News, are the platforms that'll get flooded as Reddit rots. Hence, find a way to invest in one of them. No need to develop anything new, just support the things that actually work.
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by Supersaiyan_IV 3y ago
There's a decades old definition for what today's "A.I." is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expert_system But apparently buzzwords are important for funding, or something.. There are toasters on Amaz
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by Supersaiyan_IV 4y ago
Slide into squeaky corporate office chair, and put on VR headset. Suffer small coffee burn while logging into Microsoft Windows VR. Login animation transitions to "Are you a human?". After a few runs in Mark Zuckerberg's Norm
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by Supersaiyan_IV 5y ago
What's the point of a home that depends on centralised Cloud services? "Sorry Dave, there's a bug in the Cloud, can't let you turn on that light-bulb". Regardless, to those that's have no clue how to procure a
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by Supersaiyan_IV 6y ago
At least shell follows POSIX standard which is more than one can say about Python. Have witnessed self-proclaimed "shell replacing" python scripts invoking commands, and never checking the exit code. Debugging hell.
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by Supersaiyan_IV 6y ago
They also said they'd have their first consumer electric car ready 2020. Where can I buy Volvo's electric car? Nowhere. Since they're so committed to this transformation, I'm assuming that they've already fired most
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by Supersaiyan_IV 6y ago
That's funny because BFD linker's original meaning was Big F**ing Deal. Linkers sure are marketable oddballs.
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by Supersaiyan_IV 6y ago
https://phys.org/news/2021-02-ancient-relic-earth-history-ye... "Ancient relic points to a turning point in Earth's history 42,000 years ago" Just because this article's title is less sensationalist
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by Supersaiyan_IV 6y ago
Netgear doesn't even care that the "ReadySHARE" almost all their routers are marketed with, is broken: https://community.netgear.com/t5/Idea-Exchange-For-Home/Read... Why would I ever want to enable
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by Supersaiyan_IV 6y ago
This article is way too outdated. Also, who the heck uses -flto on GCC 4.7.1? LTO is experimental in GCC 4.7.1 and will make any application nigh-impossible to debug. Here's something more relevant to modern times: http://hu
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by Supersaiyan_IV 6y ago
Your experience can be measured in the amount of problems you've observed. So gain experience, observe problems. Then in the future, you will have the answers.
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by Supersaiyan_IV 6y ago
It should say "too many people waste their innate talents on areas invented solely by our crappy social structure".
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GCC 10.1 released with Static Analysis(gcc.gnu.org)
3 points by Supersaiyan_IV 6y ago|1 comments
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by Supersaiyan_IV 6y ago
Static analysis in GCC 10: https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2020/03/26/static-analysi... C++ standard status in GCC 10: https://gcc.gnu.org/projects/cxx-status.html GCC 10 on pho
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by Supersaiyan_IV 7y ago
Corporations saving money by cutting down on the cheap things. Bang head [here].
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by Supersaiyan_IV 7y ago
Take a look at this old classic 256b legend: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20115022 3D, Raytracing, fish-eye effect, movement.. its fascinating!
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by Supersaiyan_IV 7y ago
This post is a tribute, and reminder of one of the most elegant programming efforts ever. And this mind-blowing breakdown of how "Puls" was written in just 256b: https://meatfighter.com/puls/ If you've n
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'Puls' by Řrřola. 256b, 3D, raytraced, without 3D libraries or HW acceleration(youtube.com)
2 points by Supersaiyan_IV 7y ago|1 comments
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by Supersaiyan_IV 7y ago
If that brought a tear to your eye, you might enjoy: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=53816 "Puls" by Řrřola, 256b, MS-Dos Along with this interesting explanation https://meatfighter.com/puls&#x
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by Supersaiyan_IV 7y ago
I like your approach, mostly because it's bottom-up, and because this is an excellent opportunity to illustrate common pitfalls. Those pitfalls can be identified using sanitizers (-fsanitize=undefined,leak,address,thread etc). With the
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by Supersaiyan_IV 8y ago
Through substitution of a theoretical geometric object into infinite dimensional space computations are greatly simplified, as Riemann hypothesis provides sufficient rules to deal with infinite series of natural numbers.

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