bobmcnamara

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by bobmcnamara 12d ago
> There is no monopoly on computer memory. Never has been, but what makes you think the major players won't collude to keep prices high?
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by bobmcnamara 12d ago
Intel and IBM have already done this almost this with their wide eDRAM caches. The advantage in going wide is transferring cache lines rapidly, not the CPU bus interface.
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by bobmcnamara 12d ago
Or on DRAM on die compute
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by bobmcnamara 14d ago
> Before becoming two parts they probably were part of the same parent protobrain tissue. Article says they weren't.
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by bobmcnamara 1mo ago
Trying to keep the rest of GH online?
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by bobmcnamara 1mo ago
Creeps presumably.
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by bobmcnamara 1mo ago
Old Arm did something similar where you could transition between thumb and arm instruction sets dynamically. Looks like this one you choose the ISA per process? Per VM?
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by bobmcnamara 1mo ago
No, it's definitely Diego Garcia - UK sometimes uses it as a holding pen for asylum seekers. Of course Diego Garcia doesn't have the ability to accept or process asylum applications. It's a very British trap.
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by bobmcnamara 1mo ago
Radio desense is a thing, though you'd probably still come out ahead.
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by bobmcnamara 1mo ago
VoIP phones or telecom software
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by bobmcnamara 1mo ago
Are they still dumping Tamils there?
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by bobmcnamara 1mo ago
Back in my day the IBM gear had special RF attenuating cases.
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by bobmcnamara 1mo ago
You think they don't put in requests for optical taps anymore?
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
A few yes, though wage & PTO theft and wage fixing were the financially most impactful. > Loads of those just fall through the cracks of the system. Annoyances aside, I'm still not sure it's worth trading civil liberties wh
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
My child's daycare has cameras, accessible to management, with some time period of ring buffering, available at the DVR. I know everyone with access. Playgrounds with flock cameras allow folks I don't know to watch children live.
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
Good Lord what a dystopian hellscape America must've been before Flock! How did police solve anything?
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
Just a little cleaner than placing it in the global or file namespaces.
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
Yes, our current interactions are a little song and dance while it feeds
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
Some terrible jacks are held on by the contacts.
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
I usually use fp32 for the sole reason I can fit twice as many ~24 bit samples per register.
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
Historically people just shoot pipelines and transformers.
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
It totally worked! Took out like four decent risc competitors with just a little FOMO
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
X11TCP is blazing fast compared to X11SSH
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
Found the drywaller
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by bobmcnamara 2mo ago
Consider yourself Qualcommified.
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by bobmcnamara 3mo ago
Heck I've seen it admins do this, then I rooted the camera and pivoted into their data center and put it into the report, "security contractor told is they needed it"
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by bobmcnamara 3mo ago
Probably explains the duck farm OpenAI purchased recei
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by bobmcnamara 3mo ago
Who needs stability when you can have a pelican?
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by bobmcnamara 3mo ago
You're making my point here - this sort of corporatist, bait-and-switch-if-you-dont-opt-out behaviour is illegal in many countries, Netflix got spanked for it this spring.
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by bobmcnamara 3mo ago
Christ it's the airport bellhop scam: Someone appears, gives you a service unprompted(carries your bag of spams some AI code reviews), them later demands payment.

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