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by addaon 2y ago
None of these combined shift-and-add instructions need a full barrel shifter, though, so they? Usually they’re selecting from 2-4 possible shift amounts, not 64 of them.
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by addaon 2y ago
Or inverse acres.
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by addaon 2y ago
> assuming a single adder has a latency of 1? Bad assumption. A single adder is only forced to take a full clock cycle if you register its output. Otherwise, data can flow through several stages in a single cycle, as (worst-case) propaga
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by addaon 2y ago
> It's entirely possible the survey is anonymous, but they can still see who hasn't responded. Sure —- but then you know the exact answers of the last person to respond; it’s just the delta between the results before they respo
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by addaon 2y ago
Neither are available on AppleTV, to my knowledge.
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by addaon 2y ago
Yep. Watched a few videos, was overall impressed. Subscribed. A week later blocked the channel because the value of the videos was less than the annoyance of seeing the thumbnails and titles in my feed. No great loss.
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Nearby Supernova Left Footprints on the Cosmic-Ray Spectrum and Imprints on Life(iopscience.iop.org)
9 points by addaon 2y ago|0 comments
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by addaon 2y ago
Hm. Fair enough. I looked for some indication that there was more content, but didn't see anything at all... Just a "Join the WIRED community to add comments" flag, but no indication that "joining the community" wou
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by addaon 2y ago
Is this literally just a three-sentence "story"?
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by addaon 2y ago
> it means the Theory Initiative will have a target that will never move to aim for when working out their final SM prediction Sure, and this breaks some level of independence between this two workstreams -- it seems unlikely that the Th
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by addaon 2y ago
It's worth continuing. It's a well-put-together summary article. Yeah, the cupcake analogy is contrived -- but it's as good an analogy as any other to make it clear that the topic of the article is the difference between a th
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by addaon 2y ago
Yeah, bit-reversed addressing mode as seen on the dsPIC is an example of this.
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by addaon 2y ago
> And no refunds for purchases made before Nov 15, 2024. For those with premium credit cards, this is why I suggest always putting electronics on that card. In my experience, the extended warranty coverage kicks in if and when the origin
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by addaon 2y ago
It /should/ be cmd-t, but just confirmed that that doesn't work. I'd consider this a bug, and would suggest filing a radar for it.
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by addaon 2y ago
Delete button in dialog: cmd-delete. (Edit: Just tested this in numbers, works fine. In cases where the button isn't correctly tagged as a "delete" button it might not -- in that case, cmd-<first letter of button content&g
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by addaon 2y ago
> If I get a bad result from an ai slop blog, I can permanently ban it. I think that Kagi aggregates this user feedback to globally downrank some sites, but I might be wrong. I agree this is a critical feature, but uBlacklist does this w
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by addaon 2y ago
If the non-default option is a cancellation or negative action, cmd-period should usually work.
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by addaon 2y ago
There's not much actual LLM-generated text in this post to go by, but it seems like each of the tokens generated by the LLM would be reasonable to have high probability. It sounds like the developer here thought that the sequence of to
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Star Trek's Newly Released Movie Accomplishes the Impossible and Sets a New Bar(giantfreakinrobot.com)
4 points by addaon 2y ago|1 comments
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by addaon 2y ago
> Not sure if there are any older examples. Humorous story about that…
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by addaon 2y ago
> But there is a clear basis for eating food that your great grandparents would recognise. I’m quite confident every health metric is better for the Red-3-eating cohort than the great grandparent cohort. Being a great grandparent is asso
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by addaon 2y ago
> I assume they don't pattern the unused area I’m out of date on this stuff, so it’s possible things have changed, but I wouldn’t make that assumption. It is (used to be?) standard to pattern the entire wafer, with partially-off-the
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by addaon 2y ago
"also implies the existence of a Tbb state, with a bbud quark content, that should be stable except with regard to weak decays" Can someone explain this to me? Tcc(3875)+ can decay to a D0 and a D+, yes? And this is a strong decay
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by addaon 2y ago
Are there a lot of missing overbars in this article, or some other typographic marker for antiquarks? I assume the hexaquark descriptions early on are supposed to be (using Q for q-overbar) "QQQqqq or qqqqqq", where it reads to me
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by addaon 2y ago
> restoring from a backup is fast and painless. Had to restore recently. Was painless, but most definitely not fast. Took 24 - 36 hours to restore a 1 TB drive with < 400 GB in use after restore.
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by addaon 2y ago
For this type of problem, unless you are trying to set range or climb rate records, understanding lift and moment (and control derivatives) is more important than accurately modeling drag. Panel methods shine at this, and are both easier to
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by addaon 2y ago
Are you suggesting that there's a correlation between what input formats provide best performance for an LLM input, and what sequence of tokens the same LLM outputs when prompted about what input formats provide best performance? Why w
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by addaon 2y ago
But how would we get our enemies to take them?
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Tesla Cybertruck workers begin 3-day furlough, signaling demand slowdown(finance.yahoo.com)
16 points by addaon 2y ago|27 comments
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Computer-1 [case] – Teenage Engineering(teenage.engineering)
1 points by addaon 2y ago|2 comments

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