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by _joel 1mo ago
yes to both :)
32.
by _joel 1mo ago
totally, it's on MKBKD video posted in other comments. I watched it last week and hence why I'm split
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by _joel 1mo ago
It's either this or https://mondorobotics.com/ and I'm torn. Obviously it's for my daughter and I will just be safety checking, definitely, 100%.
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by _joel 1mo ago
I was the sysadmin for the original version of https://sahanafoundation.org/eden/ over a decade and a half ago (!), this would have been amazing as a component. Not sure how well my HTC desire or whatever was current
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by _joel 1mo ago
I never said it did? ML has inference too, so...
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by _joel 1mo ago
Sure, don't disagree, RISC-V has 10Gbit nic, 32GB, multi core machines available now. Software slower to get there but catching up quite quickly. Don't discount that too.
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by _joel 1mo ago
"AI acceleration for in transaction fraud detection", sounds interesting but also quite risky. Is it just a generic inference accelerator or something more exotic?
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by _joel 1mo ago
Which are? (Brit here asking though curiosity)
39.
by _joel 1mo ago
For those times you need to Red Amber Green your BM25
40.
by _joel 1mo ago
The only paperback book I've ever sat down and read in one sitting. Started on a lazy Sunday morning and literally couldn't put it down. Highly recommended if you've not read it.
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by _joel 1mo ago
Well, that's what happens when you use words like math and not maths. Although us Brits aren't that much better.
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by _joel 1mo ago
That useless strip could play lemmings and doom, it wasn't all bad
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by _joel 1mo ago
Lol, yea, not so rapid then! :)
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by _joel 1mo ago
There's EasyOCR and RapidOCR too, I guess benchmark and see what's best for your material? Oh and Multimodal LLMs :)
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by _joel 1mo ago
Because it probably does the dystopian tracking well enough, they don't care if it's not 100% accurate. Edge cases in the new world have no recourse, citizen.
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by _joel 1mo ago
Adguard and Smart TV blocklist might help. It's crazy how much my Sony wants to sneak out behind my back if I'd let it.
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by _joel 1mo ago
Well, almost but good enough :) https://github.com/MichaelAyles/ScopeDoom
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by _joel 1mo ago
In the sense that what the op wrote was wrong. You know, factually incorrect, bull, a yarn. Speaking as someone who used to let Iron Mountain come in to take backup tapes *off premises*
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by _joel 1mo ago
The solution isn't telling them to use a linux desktop.
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by _joel 1mo ago
> There's no lint or compiler that can check for correctly constructed contracts. There are definitely linters and this exists https://catala-lang.org/
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by _joel 1mo ago
Yes, I'm a CTO for one.
52.
by _joel 1mo ago
Again, you're clearly showing you know nothing about running actual IT for actual companies.
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by _joel 1mo ago
It wasn't?
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by _joel 1mo ago
Yes, but its seems Microsoft is the most broken.
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by _joel 1mo ago
Yea, good shout. I can keep my existing wifi in place anyway for the time being, I've only got 6e stuff.
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by _joel 1mo ago
Oh, I see I'm getting downvoted by the Russian bots, quelle surprise.
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by _joel 1mo ago
I've just upgraded to an 8Gbit package (50 quid a month, rude not to). I'm having to use the provided router as my old one only has a 2.5Gbit port (still provides wifi however). I'd be keen to know of any fairly decent openwr
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by _joel 1mo ago
"Hands up who's every gotten close to the theoretical max speed of wifi 7. Ok, sure, well hands up who's even got half that... er."
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by _joel 1mo ago
It's been a while since I thought about Front Side Bus
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by _joel 1mo ago
Sorry, just can't read that page, too AI spammy

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