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by buildbot 10mo ago
Amusingly the lenses are worse than silicon at transmitting that wavelength. 1550nm might be worse for sensors because a good portion of the light is only being dumped into the metal layers - pure silicon is mostly transparent to 1550nm. No
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by buildbot 10mo ago
The level of work that goes into even “small” games is pretty incredible. When I was a grad student another student was doing their (thesis based, research focused) masters while working at EA on a streetfighter(?) game. The game programmin
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by buildbot 10mo ago
Meanwhile in Seattle... 0.14$ per KW https://www.seattle.gov/city-light/residential-services/bill... (Oh wow off peak will be 0.08$?!)
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by buildbot 10mo ago
I have a little rust script that uses the built in vision toolkit to do ocr of pdfs, it spins up the ANE to a full 1W compared to 0 as measured by the power profiler. So it is used! IMO, It’s a very apple strategy, stuff just works and is s
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by buildbot 10mo ago
Yep, it’s a 2 way learning street - you can learn new things from non native speakers, and they can learn from you as well. Any kind of auto Translation removed this. (It’s still important to have for non fluent people though!)
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by buildbot 10mo ago
This happens so much! It’s actually imo much more important to be able to let the math go and compare concepts vs. the exact algorithms. It’s much more useful to have semantic intuition than concrete analysis. Being really good at math does
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by buildbot 10mo ago
Necro reply - I don't think they actually shipped it with ECC... If you lookup a Z1 mina G1a repair video: https://youtu.be/1i_PfH05ekw?si=MpQ0Uc9QVwhgsFzi&t=267 It has 8 chips, not 10. It needs 10 from true ECC.
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by buildbot 10mo ago
Especially somewhere like Japan. A newer hotel is probably one of the safest places to be.
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by buildbot 10mo ago
I’m sure they manage to hit 120fps smoothly too just like MacOS? …
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by buildbot 10mo ago
Yes, if they did not solder on the memory it would use more power. The longer the lines are to your DRAM, the more impedance there is and you need higher drive power on your memory controller. LPDDR has been soldered forever as far as I kno
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by buildbot 10mo ago
It’s a good point but there might be a pretty big difference in force because the ladled pint of water is not contained on any axis. A pint of water in a cup, with up as the only exit, subjected to the full current of a 3 phase 480v circuit
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by buildbot 10mo ago
I was like, this seems like a small machine could automate a lot of it, now that the number of steps are down to around what ECN2 film dev requires… Of course, that’s what they are doing it seems! https://atomicsemi.com/
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by buildbot 10mo ago
Woah, “wafer level optics” sounds really fancy https://www.mouser.com/datasheet/3/5912/1/NanEyeC_DS000503_5...
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by buildbot 10mo ago
I’m a little surprised how open the help links are… I guess that if need help logging in you can’t be expected to well, log in.
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by buildbot 10mo ago
That might be an interesting training set, a bunch of mazes…
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by buildbot 10mo ago
I think an extended quote shows that this was a really bad call: “ The aircraft owner stated that as the glass transition temperature listed for the CF-ABS material was higher than the epoxy resin, he was satisfied the component was fit for
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by buildbot 10mo ago
Perhaps, I have yet to experience anything like what the older games had though. It might just be the game too - I do think the auto aim is a bit high because I feel like I make aimbot like shots from time to time. And depending on the mode
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by buildbot 10mo ago
Speaking of Anti-Cheat and secure boot, you need SB for Battlefield 6. The game won't start without it. So it's happening! I don't hate the lack of cheating compared to older Battlefield games if I am going to be honest.
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by buildbot 11mo ago
To be super pedantic, wouldn’t the interface to a shell itself be a Command Line Interface? ;)
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by buildbot 11mo ago
People learning to code always have had those questions and issues though. For example, “git ate my code’ or “I don’t believe in python using white space as a bracket so I’m going to end all my blocks with #endif”
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by buildbot 11mo ago
Indeed…
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by buildbot 11mo ago
Indeed, it makes mini computers with soldered ram actually end up being quite cheap by comparison. HP will currently sell you 128GB AMD or Nvidia boxes for 1.7-2.8k depending on your flavor of choice. Not ECC though.
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by buildbot 11mo ago
This does work on a compaq DS10. You can't boot directly from it but linux will see the nvme disk right away from a livecd.
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by buildbot 11mo ago
Oh is that why I2C seems to just hang/break whenever I use it for a DIY project? Does everyone just reset the bus all the time?
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by buildbot 11mo ago
It's not - ECC RAM still means real, between the RAM and CPU ECC. It's literally an extra 8 bits per channels, for an extra 16 bits per dim. 40 bits vs 32.
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by buildbot 11mo ago
Which is why vacuum flask for hot/cold drinks are a thing/work. Empty space is a pretty good insulator as it turns out. It’s a little worrying so many don’t know that.
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by buildbot 11mo ago
Making sure all your important data can be read and is checked at read is like zfs scrubs sole purpose. Seems like at least a monthly scrub is a very good idea for SSDs.
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by buildbot 11mo ago
They float around on ebay! Software might be an issue.
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by buildbot 11mo ago
I have not seen that yet DDR5, I think the signal integrity requirements are too high now to even have unused pads open. Most sticks don’t appear to have many traces at all on the top/bottom sides, just big power/ground planes. Al
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by buildbot 11mo ago
Speaking of which I heavily recommend reading interview the prime ancestor comment to this chain linked. It’s really clear he knows what he is talking about.

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