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by ZiiS 1y ago
Great video coverage from Stand-up Maths https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dx7f-nGohVc
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Do OpenAI's multibillion-dollar deals mean exuberance has got out of hand?(theguardian.com)
4 points by ZiiS 1y ago|1 comments
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by ZiiS 1y ago
For >99% of people looking to compile code or render video on an M5 Laptop they are interested in the wall-clock time, running bare metal, assuming all IO is to a fast NVMe SSD, and even a large job will only thermally throttle for a bit
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Are we actually sure they didn't do due diligence? This is the individual's work files of civil servants. These will overwhelmingly be temporary documents they were legally obliged to delete at some point in the last 8 years. Any
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Any benchmark useful to cross compare single user desktop/laptop experience is going to be useless in the datacentre; and vice versa.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
tbc I think F-Droid is much _more_ secure than Play. What I am saying is I have many family members who can just about follow the rule "First search F-Droid then search Play". No, they are not going to use a phone with only F-Droi
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Doubling the number of people on a custom ROM dose not nearly balance the loss of options for those that remain on a stock ROM. I do not want my less technical family to have to give away all the genuine (though imperfect) safety the Play S
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Whilst details matter in law I assume this will be equivalent to Apple's terms and the FSF believes they are incompatible https://www.fsf.org/blogs/licensing/more-about-the-app-store... .
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Are you suggesting A&E should not treat you if you are unluckly enough to land on your phone as you get run over etc? Or that prescription fraud cost anything close to what the government will spend implementing a major new IT system?
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Admins can break DM privacy on most company accounts.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Just seems more efficient to me.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Unfortunately this is not true, loads of cool techy stuff (Sentry, GitHub) etc still don't work properly on IPv6, less techy stuff really didn't care at all.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Tbf it almost certainly included this whole site in the training data.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
This news is probably my excuse to buy my forth EOS; the first three were 100% only because of Magic Lantern. Can't understand why manufacturers make this hard as it sells hardware.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
This is "shovels" they rent out; very different then research investment.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
They would need very complex drivers writing.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Not directly, but if the most used implementation is unmaintained how popular is the language?
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Do most humans pass?
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Easy enough to have an efuse blow if you overvolt; then an dificult conversion on a warrenty claim. Whilst ideologically this is ceeding some control I can accept it.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
I am not the original commenter; but they said "low-power user cases" i.e. very much not when running Geekbench; rather when it is near idle.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
https://github.com/x653/xv6-riscv-fpga is a fully open RISC-V core, using fully open tools written to tiny FPGA. It betters 386 performance, is practical for an individual to recreate, and it is almost inconceivable th
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Even with Coreboot on anything vaguely modern, there is a 'Management Engine' or 'Platform Security Processor' you can't practically control. On the better understood Intel versions, this is running a full MINIX 3 o
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Yes, very clear warnings; I could live with a small permanent icon in the status bar (via the GPU firmware) etc. But absolutely should not void warranties (overclocking might but never just root).
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by ZiiS 1y ago
A 8.8" screen takes a lot less power.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Calculate how much energy needs to be input into acriculture and transport to provide that wattage.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
It is a bottle of sludge.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
This is about providing an opinionated default. uv will still support installing and runing any formater as before.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Also surprising good at OpenSCAD if you keep reminding it not to assign shapes to variables.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Whilst I hate subscriptions, I am not imediatly offended by a £650 reduction in the cost of a car to lock out the last 10% of power that I would expect to have a disproportionate cost to the warrenty.
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by ZiiS 1y ago
Yes, very damming considering their spend to not ever have won a best picture/actor/actress/screenplay.

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