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   by bfrog 2y ago

   This only works even remotely if the politicians agree to work together on some level. Modern US politics went all in on Newt Gingrich’s blockade method to ensure the big bad democrats can’t look like they ever do anything. And here we are
2. 182.▲
   by bfrog 2y ago

   The AI company resorts to those pesky costly humans yet again. Almost like it’s a money bonfire of waste.
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   by bfrog 2y ago

   Right, that would require social endeavors to solve social problems instead of targeting the next quarter yacht money
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   by bfrog 2y ago

   Frankly I hope this pops the AI bubble back to reality. We don't really need a 500B investment in AI. We do need a 500B investment in cleaning up our emissions. Something AI would only make worse.
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   by bfrog 2y ago

   What are people filling these datacenters with exactly if not nvidia?
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   by bfrog 2y ago

   So tsmc and nvidia basically then?
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   by bfrog 2y ago

   I was thinking more along the lines of dynamic sets of client state machines or or device drivers. But right I get type states make this an adventure. Embedded Rust kind of has this problem actually, because the type states mean the state o
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   by bfrog 2y ago

   https://www.businessinsider.com/apple-knowingly-used-child-l... And yet…
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   by bfrog 2y ago

   https://www.businessinsider.com/apple-knowingly-used-child-l...
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    People here cost a little more. No one here does quite the volume jlcpcb likely does. Perhaps there’s some artificial market factor as well like CCP tends to weigh some scales. There’s board assembly machines made in china as well likely fu
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    Limited to non existent jobs. Not much else to say, the jobs like so many others have been exported. Taiwan and China being the electronics and manufacturing centers means design has steadily moved as well. Ask any board house in the west h
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    I love the ideas behind Nix. But as noted here, there's a thousand cuts to be found. My biggest issue has been packaging binary distributed programs. These often want files in a particular directory somewhere, often want to find relati
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    Imagine TSMC not getting US funds to bring over a Taiwanese workforce large enough to result in "Little Taiwan" being constructed in the desert.
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    One of the issue with type states if you aren’t aware is the state of each type needs to then be a type parameter of the parent type. Meaning creating a dynamic number of these state machines would be frustrating. Do you have some thoughts
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    There’s a similar test library for c that does this and it’s great. I love the concept, it works well most of the time.
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    But I keep hearing AI is the future! Bleak indeed
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    Film teaches you to value and think about what you are shooting with it. It also has a certain aesthetic that to younger generations has a retro look. 35mm cameras are still quite affordable, can’t say I blame people for wanting to shoot fi
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    What breakthrough are people expecting in robotics I wonder?
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    I’ve just recently started with a real camera and editing raw files. Darktable has so many modules and options it’s quite intimidating. After a month of tinkering and trying it out I still don’t really have a solid handle of what module i n
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    Does zig now enforce memory ownership rules and signal all things have well defined behaviors? No? Ok then its not safer. Title is misleading at best and downright false at worse.
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    Sundar Pichai a gem? What? Are we using the same Google?
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    Doesn’t Krita do this?
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    Crazy as there’s no shortage of land to build houses on. Of course there’s also not many great jobs in the empty west or endless fields of corn and soy (coated in cancer causing chemicals no less).
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    Google in 2000s was excellent. Modern Google makes me feel like I’m a product being sold a lemon at a barb wire fenced used car lot. It’s horrible, the things being shown are horrible, and there’s questionable ethics and value to be had by
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    Care about security in what way? The radio and protocols are all written in C still with the endless CVEs that bring about aren’t they?
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    Is TrustZone really all that useful? I haven't had a need for anything like it myself! esp-c6 module parts are like $2-3 and already have an fcc cert, low power, and support all the same protocols I believe. Are nrf54 modules really th
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    I kind of wonder why Nordic bothered sticking with arm cores at all. The competition isnt
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    C doing C things
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    They don’t return anything, what are you talking about? Subscribers are never happy, it’s very expensive and fails to cover many things. But what choice is there? Don’t get coverage and hope you don’t get sick? Often times you don’t even ge
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    by bfrog 2y ago

    LLMs are overrated trash feeding themselves garbage and producing garbage in return. AI is in a bubble, when reality comes back the scales will of course rebalance and LLMs will be a tool to improve human productivity but not replace them a