barkingcat

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by barkingcat 2y ago
nah, in a few years, they will be rich beyond your imagination, and they will be set up to be next in succession to be king of the us.
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by barkingcat 2y ago
the same fund that's going to buy tiktok
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by barkingcat 2y ago
SaaS vendors are insane these days. some really dark patterns: block purchases (for ex. you can only buy 100 licenses, not 49 or 52), mandatory "upgrade" for security features like SSO, mandatory licenses for people signing up for
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by barkingcat 2y ago
this just exposes the double standard and agism in tech industries. in tech, a lot of companies won't hire you in technical roles or as programmer because you're over 40. a lot of doge/elon's team is from the various tec
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by barkingcat 2y ago
while not 30, the bulk of the line changes (around 688) are Documentation, Test, and build (like .gitignore update, build script update to include the updated tests, etc) the kernel changes are around 118, and that includes header file upda
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by barkingcat 2y ago
Lining up to kiss the ring.
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by barkingcat 2y ago
Igalia is self directed and one of the few organizations I can see taking on technical leadership of the entire chromium project if/when Google divests Chrome. The technical talent at Igalia runs deep.
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by barkingcat 2y ago
Igalia is a huge force in open source They are self directed contractors. They are also responsible for huge portions of chromium and fundimental/base opensource libraries. If you can think of an open source library, it's highly l
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by barkingcat 2y ago
you need both #1 and #2 to be true.
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by barkingcat 2y ago
It's kind of ridiculous that the actual title of the book isn't mentioned. I believe it is 張忠謀自傳全集（上下冊) (for both parts) https://www.books.com.tw/products/0011005571?sloc=main
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by barkingcat 2y ago
There is no general purpose GPU development on Apple M series. There is Metal development. You want to learn Apple M-series gpu and gpgpu development? Learn Metal! https://developer.apple.com/metal/
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by barkingcat 2y ago
... yes!
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by barkingcat 2y ago
the wording reads like this response was outputted by an ai.
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by barkingcat 2y ago
If you haven't started studying for your license yet just start it now!
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by barkingcat 2y ago
I'm taking bets matt will just do a "I bet you my ego is bigger" and end up going to jail for contempt of court for 10 years. And then the day he gets out he'll continue the feud.
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by barkingcat 2y ago
No matter how few GPU cores the M4 has, it is still an extremely potent product on the whole. Better than most of the pc's out there.
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by barkingcat 2y ago
no, in fact, it sounds even more damning because client side was able to pick whatever was best on the market, and it wasn't intel. Client side could to learn and customize their designs to use another company's processes (this
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by barkingcat 2y ago
if you think intel has bleeding edge processes, that hasn't been the case for over 6 years ...
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by barkingcat 2y ago
I use it to learn new languages - this year it's Ada - https://blog.adacore.com/announcing-advent-of-ada-2024-codin...
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by barkingcat 2y ago
for livestreams, individual events like the Olympics probably has a surge audience of 10x of netflix events. Netflix events is small potatoes compared to other livestream stalwarts. Imagine having to stream a cricket match internationally t
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by barkingcat 2y ago
yup wanted to say that live stream stuttering has happened before on Netflix - I don't think the reputation is deserved. From a livestreaming standpoint, netflix is 0/x - for many large events such as love is blind, etc. From a li
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by barkingcat 2y ago
history repeats itself, and there are no perfect people or perfect sides. Yesterday's terrorist will be tomorrow's heroes, and those deemed visionaries today will become despicable in the eyes of those to come. Such is the way sin
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by barkingcat 2y ago
this type of decoding doesn't use GPU cores. Intel has QuickSync on their CPU cores and that has reigned supreme for many years. That's not a GPU block.
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by barkingcat 2y ago
Wow love pixelmator! Great for team but Uncertain for product.
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by barkingcat 2y ago
who decided names for models need to end with -a?
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by barkingcat 2y ago
I've run the same freebsd system for the last 15 years just hosting a small site for some of my friends from back in university. I've migrated it through system upgrades and security fixes, but nothing else needed to change. usual
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by barkingcat 2y ago
isn't this exactly the point? from the viewpoint you've presented it's a bad idea to volunteer for basically anything. even something like enlisting in a nation's armed forces is a bad idea since the risk is so high vs t
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by barkingcat 2y ago
It means when she was opting for the reinstating of Altman, she didn't have all the information needed to make a decsion Now that she's seen exactly what prompted the previous board to fire Altman, she fires herself because she un
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by barkingcat 2y ago
It's not what POWER cannot, but about what graviton can CUT OUT and SPECIALIZE in while still being able to do what AWS wants. POWER from this perspective, does way too much. It's too much chip for AWS's needs, and a big wast
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by barkingcat 2y ago
as with all medical equipment, your experience may not represent the experience of all who need hearing aids. I use hearing aids, and without them, my workplace turns into a death zone. Think about people working in public transportation wi

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