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Zsnes Changed SNES Emulation Forever – Interview with the Creator(youtube.com)
7 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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by bane 1y ago
That's basically correct. But the more general problem is that engineers simply lost the ability to succinctly package applications and their dependencies into simple to distribute and run packages. Somehow around the same time Java ma
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by bane 1y ago
Containers happened because nobody can be bothered to build an entire application into a single distributable executable anymore - heck even the tooling barely exists anymore. But instead of solving problems like dependency management and l
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The Greatest Paper Airplanes(archive.org)
2 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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A piece of computing history: The Acorn Archimedes A420/1(youtube.com)
2 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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by bane 1y ago
Looking at the article, my read (which could be wrong) is that the backup was in the same room as the original.
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by bane 1y ago
One of my first jobs was helping build an expert system for a, even today, complex computational linguistics problem. The company had a rich corporate library full of academic books on expert systems, decision trees, first gen (pre-winter)
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by bane 1y ago
Goodness, I have over 100TB at home and it cost less than a two or three thousand dollars to put in place. That's like $25 per TB. > The stored data amounts to 858TB (terabytes), equivalent to 449.5 billion A4 sheets. No, the 858T
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Shiva Laser(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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Mini smartphones from Japan [video](youtube.com)
42 points by bane 1y ago|58 comments
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Alexa dropped the ball on being the top conversational system on the planet(twitter.com)
2 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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Does the Car Wash I Bought 1 Year Ago Make Money?(youtube.com)
2 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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by bane 1y ago
You may want to check that your Xeon may already support hardware encoding of AV1 in the iGPU. I saved a bundle building a media server when I realized the iGPU was more than sufficient (and more efficient) than chucking a GPU in the case.
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Film Critic Roger Ebert – Grave of the Fireflies(youtube.com)
3 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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by bane 1y ago
GPUs are the land that's staked. They're of limited intrinsic value in the sense that they're in the way of getting to the gold (models), but there's a small supply of it so they go for a lot on the market. But if there
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by bane 1y ago
Of course they've stood it out. The rate of change and the R&D expenditure is off the charts. It buys them marginal utility to hire AI talent at incredible salaries to keep them at table stakes. Meanwhile, the models are getting la
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Year odyssey it took to emulate the Pioneer LaserActive(readonlymemo.com)
6 points by bane 1y ago|1 comments
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Localhost: Peter Whidden's Interactive Ecosystem Simulation: Mote(youtube.com)
3 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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My Grandpa's Free Off Grid Water Method (Still Working After 70 Years)(youtube.com)
4 points by bane 1y ago|0 comments
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by bane 1y ago
In some places they act as a kind of local governing authority similar to a town or village council. In much of the US the lowest level of governing body us the county, and those can be pretty huge and diverse areas so HOAs are used to fill
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by bane 1y ago
One of the remedies HOAs typically possess is the ability to put a lien on your property. The end game to one of these liens can be complicated, but losing your house is among them.
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by bane 1y ago
We used to eat out a lot . COVID changed it. What changed? We were forced to really learn how to cook properly, then we saw how much money we were spending eating out, and how much healthier and to-our-taste we could make our own cooking
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by bane 1y ago
Weird, I've never had that problem. You do have to remember to set the sync mode to off and it seems fine after that. It may have been an OS setting that was letting the drives spin down if they were doing so after that.
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by bane 1y ago
I've got a handful of 4-bay Mediasonic Proboxes, they're about as barebones of a JBOD enclosure as you can get and run about $110 each unless they're on sale. I have stuffed these things with over 40TB of drives and they&#x27
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by bane 1y ago
Okay, I see what you are saying and your perspective on it. It's possible I'm approaching the material from a different point of view that's not really aligned with my experience and would like to see some treatment of auth
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by bane 1y ago
Look at the table of contents.
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by bane 1y ago
Of course AI increases inequality. It's automated ladder pulling technology. To become good at something you have to work through the lower rungs and acquire skill. AI does all those lower level jobs, puts the people who need those job
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by bane 1y ago
Oh man, I get that as an author you have to choose a path to introduce the new learner to...but it bums me out to see that the material completely avoids tracking as one of the preeminent ways to make music on computers. Instead it goes dow
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by bane 1y ago
DeX is perfect for certain business settings (mostly sales, but many management functions also) where you home-base out of a desk, then hit the road during the day. When you home-base, you're producing more in terms of text, longer for
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The Electron E1 Processor(efficient.computer)
6 points by bane 1y ago|1 comments

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