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by buildbot 2y ago
They might be forced into supporting that feature for non-iPhones or non-macs?
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by buildbot 2y ago
Why do you say most? Where’s the data on that? And it’s not like the performance is 2x worse like dragonfly bsd or netbsd is for many benchmarks…
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by buildbot 2y ago
Thanks for the link to the Kodak sensor - that's awesome, because those sensors have a fairly common interface across all the other Kodak sensors like the 48x36mm Medium format 22MP sensors... It would be pretty easy to adapt this proj
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by buildbot 2y ago
Unless it’s a floating bridge…
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by buildbot 2y ago
Yeah don’t get involved in the Italian “justice” system. For another example, the still ongoing prosecution of Amanda Knox.
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by buildbot 2y ago
This article seems to forget E2E can be enabled now in iCloud… there’s clearly an agenda here.
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by buildbot 2y ago
Not only are his personal accomplishments amazing, but the number of people he taught and mentored who then went on to do the same with the next generation is immense.
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by buildbot 2y ago
Microsoft does too, Maia 100
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by buildbot 2y ago
Capture One is just ~5 years behind Adobe pushing people to subscriptions - in fact they are actually quite bit more expensive for what you get now. Perpetual licenses are going away
580.
by buildbot 2y ago
UBC and SFU have great ECE programs, especially for FPGA research
581.
by buildbot 2y ago
What was the smallest consumer FM radio back then? I think it would have been quite the engineering challenge, given that the author notes it has very fine pitch SMD components and a QFN package too. According to https://www.utac
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by buildbot 2y ago
It was done - ACS-1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_Advanced_Computer_Systems_...
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by buildbot 2y ago
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/06/nvidi...
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by buildbot 2y ago
IBM had SMT in 1968 - https://people.computing.clemson.edu/~mark/multithreading.ht...
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by buildbot 2y ago
Oh wow, I did not know Lisa Su had a hand in designing Cell - that’s really cool. In some ways the Cell architecture was very ahead of its time - if you look at it a bit funny, the PPE/SPE map to something like todays grace/hopper
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by buildbot 2y ago
Why? Will Nvidia just fall over if ternary networks become realistic? Or will they build a ternary Rubin? I know which one I think is more likely.
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by buildbot 2y ago
Rumble is an Alt-Right cesspool. I'm full of trust for a video with a picture of Biden crying... What is this propaganda trying to support? Increased military budgets? An idea that our military is just as failed and decrepit as Russia&
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by buildbot 2y ago
IMO, it makes more sense to think about Python or another high level language as glue code for all these C/Rust/Cuda/OpenCL kernels. Why would you choose something like Rust to also write the glue code in? Most people will be
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by buildbot 2y ago
No details on why the Android stack is somehow more magical for AI? ... Or did they just fire all the ChromeOS devs and need to share resources with Android now? Why not Fuscia for something new?
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by buildbot 2y ago
The parent's point though is it actually doesn't. For example with NASA, there are 1000s if not 100s of 1000s of intermediate goals on a project like SLS. For example, IDK, make sure the engine hits 95% of thrust spec. Hardware? Y
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by buildbot 2y ago
1000 times this - you need to deliver something. Even very long projects such as medical research have intermediate stages and goals to meet. Very experienced people tend to forget this from time to time too and get excited or convince them
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by buildbot 2y ago
It really degrades the experience and often does really wonky things, like delivery 3/4 the messages to 3/4 of the people. Happens nearly every time in a decently sized group text for my friend group. I don’t know if that’s Google
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by buildbot 2y ago
The parents point is more that for a functioning state, you need all of those things. If one of those things is at risk externally, bringing that one internal first makes sense. Carriers are still very important to US force projection and h
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by buildbot 2y ago
Motorola had it in 2011 in the Droid Bionic: https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/motorola-droid-bionics-webt... https://thomcraver.com/android/24-hours-with-droid-bionic-an...
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by buildbot 2y ago
That entire sequence is so absurd. Leaves are money!
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by buildbot 2y ago
So far pretty awesome - simpler first pass, integrated their BitLinear layer into my training setup, and got a run with just the MLPs swapped to see how things are- at comparable parameter counts (3.2B), the BitLinear MLP model is slightly
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by buildbot 2y ago
3.5B per weight with no quality loss is state of the art - that's an awesome optimization result (a mix of 2b and 4b weights).
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by buildbot 2y ago
Yeah that seems very reasonable/likely. The release of the training toolkit for Apple silicon too points that way: https://github.com/ml-explore/mlx-examples/tree/main/transfo...
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by buildbot 2y ago
Do you think this is all running off the standard openai API and they picked a dev at random in Apple to use their accounts API keys? Of course there is some agreement…
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by buildbot 2y ago
Yeah I feel like we are getting the crumbs for a future hardware announcement, like M4 ultra. They’ll announce it like “we are so happy to share our latest and greatest processor, a processor so powerful, we’ve been using it in our private

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