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by checker659 1y ago
Do you even have access to CHERI hardware Phil?
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by checker659 1y ago
“Drinking the Kool-aid” you mean?
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by checker659 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intermediate_representation
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by checker659 1y ago
Background : Operating Systems: 3 easy pieces ISA/OS level: Architectural and Operating System Support for Virtual Memory (Both are books)
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by checker659 1y ago
Also, surely feeling part of a subreddit might also invoke the same processes? Edit: What about social rejection? Surely that might be a better variable than “social ties”.
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by checker659 1y ago
So, we could do the same with robots? Like autonomous killer humanoids?
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by checker659 1y ago
> The very top aren't applying there any more at all Do you have a source to back this claim?
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by checker659 1y ago
> Oxford and Cambridge are tied for fourth in the 2026 rankings, after falling due to their relatively poor performance in the latest National Student Survey. Nobody reads the article. Apparently not even pg.
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by checker659 1y ago
UK is not hard to immigrate to. You just need to pay a heft sum for the visa and NHS surcharge.
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by checker659 1y ago
I think this is great news for countries like Canada and UK.
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by checker659 1y ago
> of a silicon company With their own fabs, at that
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by checker659 1y ago
Reminds me of Apple's "What is a computer?" ad
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by checker659 1y ago
What are you transitioning from?
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by checker659 1y ago
> compile-and-link layer Not to mention the dynamic linker.
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by checker659 1y ago
About china/india: Nope. This is objectively false.
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by checker659 1y ago
Kids died today. Not jholays.
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by checker659 1y ago
You're reading into this too much my friend. Tiktok was banned for a long time just not long back. The government wants service providers to register. They're even targeting some nepali apps.
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by checker659 1y ago
There are two things to predict: whether there will be a branch, and if so, to where.
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by checker659 1y ago
Does the economics of AI hold up?
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by checker659 1y ago
No matter the leaps in bandwidth, the latency remains the same. Also, with PCIe switches used in AI servers, the latency (and jitter) is even pronounced.
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by checker659 1y ago
One last winter
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by checker659 1y ago
An FPGA is programmed every time it’s turned on.
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by checker659 1y ago
Without access to hardware, you don't do much.
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by checker659 1y ago
Do you sponsor visas?
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by checker659 1y ago
Maybe let people choose. Either leetcode or take home.
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by checker659 1y ago
I predict not. There.
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by checker659 1y ago
Surely if AI can do the work, even the companies themselves will be in risk of folding. Why need Apple when the AI can write operating systems in a snap.
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by checker659 1y ago
The article doesn't say much about the role of religion in this matter. Surely what one could study was limited by what was allowed by the church.
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by checker659 1y ago
https://d2l.ai
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by checker659 1y ago
> cost of compute DRAM scaling + interconnect bandwidth stagnation

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