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by buildbot 8mo ago
What about the rate of articles about the singularity as a metric of the singularity?
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by buildbot 8mo ago
“We believe we have found the cause of the problem and are working on mitigation.” Wow - they believe they’ve found it! Comforting. Having worked at Microsoft in the recent past I’m not surprised everything is starting to fall over a lot mo
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by buildbot 8mo ago
The 18 cup is good for car camping!
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by buildbot 8mo ago
Interesting and makes sense! I know nothing but what I read from the stain description haha. OsO4 seems incredibly nasty. So do a few other of the stains!
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by buildbot 8mo ago
That’s a good point to note! I think the stacking height would matter, but in theory the single connector is still 8x pcie and should link without the upper 8x lanes connected. Spec for reference, I’m not 100% sure. https://docs
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by buildbot 8mo ago
Wow you know it’s a fun party when the first result needs to specify it’s _not_ radioactive Oh I see - Uranyl Acetate is radioactive and this replaces it. Fun! This seems like a friendly chemical too - “ The chemical properties of Osmium Te
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by buildbot 8mo ago
Yes, Kelvin is only a linear offset from Celsius. (273.15 for anyone who doesn’t already know). It’s a little bit funny/coy to use it mixed with Celsius.
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by buildbot 8mo ago
I believe the author is talking about the OCP (2.0) network card itself, that these adapters internally. The OCP nics are quite cheap compared to pcie - here’s 100GBE for 100! https://ebay.us/m/HMQAph
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by buildbot 8mo ago
“The fact that JUMPSEAT formed the foundation to follow on HEO systems” Well that’s an interesting blurb from the declassification memo - https://www.nro.gov/Portals/135/Documents/foia/JUMPSEAT%20Re...
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by buildbot 8mo ago
262 pages!!! Pretty interesting to see how the different SoCs have evolved security wise over time.
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by buildbot 9mo ago
Thanks, good to know!
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Think Smart About Sparse Compute: LatentMoE for Higher Accuracy per Flop, Param(research.nvidia.com)
2 points by buildbot 9mo ago|0 comments
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by buildbot 9mo ago
Is https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/the-spectator-usa/ Wrong here? (I really don’t know, but it does seem that this info at least is coming from multiple places?)
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by buildbot 9mo ago
I haven’t heard anything about this but the claim appears to be mostly true - https://spectator.com/article/has-xi-jinping-fought-off-anot... The spectator is allegedly a reliable media source, I am not personally fami
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by buildbot 9mo ago
If you are sensitive you can get really, really annoying blips of flicker even above 1khz - https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1477153512436367 They also flicker really badly if your power is not perfect, li
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by buildbot 9mo ago
I suppose that counts/was caused by a fracture but almost a half meter of gap in the track is nuts. Like describing a limb that’s totally removed as a bone fracture. Though conceivably the break was very small and a train impacting the
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by buildbot 9mo ago
Doesn’t anything under 250g basically slip under the radar (not literally radar). Seems like most drones they care about might end up not being trackable anyway.
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by buildbot 9mo ago
Plus there’s actually less waste, I would imagine, by using a generic, very efficiently mass produced, but way overkill part. vs. a one off or very specific, rare but perfectly matched part.
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by buildbot 9mo ago
Anyone using this in Washington is breaking the law, IMO - https://dol.wa.gov/vehicles-and-boats/vehicles/vehicle-regis...
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by buildbot 9mo ago
FYI for others, if you are in Washington, you are breaking the law: https://dol.wa.gov/vehicles-and-boats/vehicles/vehicle-regis...
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by buildbot 9mo ago
Yes I texted a lawyer. Again, I do not have a Tesla. I have never had a Tesla. I do not plan to own one. Here’s a 240M dollar judgment against tesla- https://subscriber.politicopro.com/article/eenews/2025/08&#
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by buildbot 9mo ago
Okay, is every change validated by a safety agency? No. I asked a lawyer this question and the answer was “on every level yes you could sue them”. Edit - Further back and forth and depending on the circumstances, comma could be criminally l
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by buildbot 9mo ago
Yep, getting this too.
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by buildbot 9mo ago
FYI if I get hit by someone and I find out they are using comma, everyone’s is getting a lawsuit. Is there a hard safety check for an insane steering angle? Full brake or throttle? ECC error? What happens!? That’s what a safety standard che
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by buildbot 9mo ago
Seattle public library is also an archive as well as a provider of many beautiful and free third spaces. The downtown library is very cool. I bet there’s stuff in the stacks there that is not digitized anywhere.
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by buildbot 9mo ago
See! To people complaining about this being on the front page - https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by buildbot 9mo ago
I did this for a bit with a Q900R, a 65in 8k TV - a upside or downside depending on the time of year and climate is that it uses a lot of power and generates a good amount of heat. Here’s a review of the series - https://www.rtin
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by buildbot 9mo ago
It’s perfect for the iPad, it adds just a little friction to the pen and makes it much more paper like in feel too.
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by buildbot 9mo ago
Last major storm I saw a significant number of single bit errors on my main server - never happened again, still using the same ram. So +1 anecdote
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by buildbot 9mo ago
It would be funny in this case if it was really just an open SCADA for their entire power grid that they clicked “off”, then “on”.

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