amelius

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811.
by amelius 4mo ago
Or how about corporate memphis, rounded corners, etc.
812.
by amelius 4mo ago
Meanwhile, other engineers are working on reducing the vibrations.
813.
by amelius 4mo ago
It really makes more sense to just buy a laser printer, in almost all cases.
814.
by amelius 4mo ago
Most importantly you should be able to use it even if you break all ties with the vendor.
815.
by amelius 4mo ago
Next: why carry a phone or laptop when you can have a flying desk?
816.
by amelius 4mo ago
> and how much of it is due to the intersection of hardware, software, vendors, and linux They should have used Apple hardware.
817.
by amelius 4mo ago
Next time they can perhaps put a little sign on it.
818.
by amelius 4mo ago
> In 2023, India confirmed that a giant metal dome that washed up on a Western Australian beach near Perth was from one of its rockets.
819.
by amelius 4mo ago
"I was hoping AI had progressed enough so I could fire you. But you failed to make it so. Therefore, you're fired!"
820.
by amelius 4mo ago
I also noticed that e^(i*pi) gives an integer exactly.
821.
by amelius 4mo ago
Pi^0 is exactly 1.
822.
by amelius 4mo ago
This may be true, but it is too random and too insignificant, to my taste. Better post an overview of everything a good button should do (no it is not just one job). Even better, post an overview of good GUI design in general.
823.
No-AI Label(en.wikipedia.org)
4 points by amelius 4mo ago|0 comments
824.
by amelius 4mo ago
Apple keeps solving the same old problems. Why are we still talking about how well their buttons behave?
825.
by amelius 4mo ago
But this is wishful thinking.
826.
by amelius 4mo ago
"Use gtop, a tool that shows both cpu and gpu load, and more. I am your boss, you should know this stuff, not me".
827.
by amelius 4mo ago
Software is getting more complicated and a lot of it depends on both cpu and gpu. If you have a systems tool that gives an overview of resources used, then better monitor them both. Imho failing to do so is not future-proof. Your opinion mi
828.
by amelius 4mo ago
Nails and hammers are great but most of us have moved on to screws and screwdrivers. What good does it do to stick your head in the sand? CPUs are great for orchestrating work, GPUs are great for actually doing the work.
829.
by amelius 4mo ago
A bit silly that you can see a load average but not the amount of Watts used by your system.
830.
by amelius 4mo ago
The coolest thing if you're not behind them inhaling their exhaust fumes.
831.
by amelius 4mo ago
Ok, let them both commoditize their complement.
832.
by amelius 4mo ago
I think the thread established that CO2 sensors are too bulky for that.
833.
by amelius 4mo ago
But realistically, using what sensors? And (maybe less realistically) what if the theater puts 5 Apple sensors inside a sealed CO2-free chamber, spread around the room?
834.
by amelius 4mo ago
Fewer moving parts != simpler.
835.
by amelius 4mo ago
What if a movie theater puts an Apple CO2 meter next to an air inlet? Everybody will think the air is safe.
836.
by amelius 4mo ago
What is your GPU setup?
837.
by amelius 4mo ago
You can also buy a Jetson Orin with 64GB of unified memory.
838.
by amelius 4mo ago
How does this work with scaling? I assume you can then somehow run several hundreds of prompts concurrently?
839.
by amelius 4mo ago
> I don't want yet another self hosted service to manage Isn't system administration a solved problem now with LLMs? At least for these simple problem domains?
840.
by amelius 4mo ago
> The patent office also gets fees from applications it rejects. But it's less than approved patents, especially since there are no fees from follow-up services.

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