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721.
by chrsw 4y ago
San Diego has the best weather I've ever experienced. I've been there at different times of the year too. I don't live there and don't have any motivation to say that other than just being honest. I don't have any d
722.
by chrsw 4y ago
Well, it depends. I've never heard this term "groomer" before. I don't even understand the term but it sounds like there's a community or subculture out there that takes it very seriously. So, if I were in public sp
723.
by chrsw 4y ago
What about an array of space telescopes creating a kind of "virtual lens"? Putting aside the engineering scale and cost of such a project, would something like that even be possible? Or would that be pure science fiction?
724.
Embedded Software Development in Visual Studio Code(devblogs.microsoft.com)
2 points by chrsw 4y ago|0 comments
725.
by chrsw 5y ago
Looks like a lot of great work went into this. But I'm not sure I want to see CLI applications continue going down this path. Maybe I'm missing the point of this, but I like my terminal applications simple, small and easy to drop
726.
by chrsw 5y ago
Their name is their name?
727.
by chrsw 5y ago
Someone on Notebookcheck said CPU choice could be related to the lack of AVX-512 support on the 12th gens. But I have my doubts. Wouldn't the GPU be the most important component for ML workloads in general?
728.
by chrsw 5y ago
I like this. Has some nice features yet simple enough than I don't immediately dismiss it because I know I'll never have the time to properly wrap my head around it. Nice work.
729.
Tensorbook deep learning laptop (2022)(lambdalabs.com)
6 points by chrsw 5y ago|0 comments
730.
by chrsw 5y ago
Very impressive. Do you have any experience with designing Verilog or SystemVerilog MIPS implementations as well? If so, how does that compare to RISC-V? Which one was easier in terms of design, testability, SoC integration and overall unde
731.
by chrsw 5y ago
What I'm taking from this response is that it wasn't his business to do what he's doing right now.
732.
by chrsw 5y ago
Why is it Putin's business what Ukraine thinks of NATO?
733.
by chrsw 5y ago
Why would Putin stop at Ukraine?
734.
by chrsw 5y ago
It's not a wake up call for me. This is in line with expectations. If the economic sanctions don't work I assume the next phase is cyber war at scale. If that doesn't work, traditional hot war.
735.
by chrsw 5y ago
I also had the same observation. It's pretty annoying and an example of how the web in some cases is become less useful. For Google in particular, more often I myself skipping the first wave of results because they aren't very hel
736.
by chrsw 5y ago
It's getting harder to resist buying one of these.
737.
by chrsw 5y ago
How are access controls and permissions reconciled? I'm assuming user accounts on the Windows side and Linux side are different. Or would LDAP/AD help to make this WSL2 filesystem integration stuff even more seamless?
738.
by chrsw 5y ago
"This telescope would cost an estimated $11 billion, and could launch in the early 2040's." So that probably means $20 billion and an early 2050s launch? Still worth it in my opinion.
739.
by chrsw 5y ago
What about a possible cover-up of legitimate business that went haywire?
740.
by chrsw 5y ago
If this is true, then I think we have a bigger problem on our hands. Even if there's no lab connection to the COVID-19 outbreak.
741.
by chrsw 5y ago
I guess "smoking gun" is too strong. Maybe what I should have said is something like "there's been a new development which completely changes the characterization of the sequence of events leading up to the pandemic.&quo
742.
by chrsw 5y ago
I could be missing something but this isn't exactly the smoking gun the title makes it seem. I'm sure there are proposals, plans and applications for all types of things. What I'm waiting for, perhaps naively, is strong evide
743.
by chrsw 5y ago
Nice progress. I'm already daydreaming about running HaikuOS on something like a RISC-V based MNT Reform.
744.
by chrsw 6y ago
I feel like I'm a similar boat as you. I came into the ASIC world from the EE side of things: digital design, VLSI layout and traditional HDLs. I never learned functional programming so the entire paradigm of FP is opaque to me. Verilo
745.
by chrsw 6y ago
The first question I have as a layman is how safe does this look?
746.
by chrsw 6y ago
We had tiered classes when I was a kid. Stupid, normal, smart. They weren't called that, but that was basically what was going on. I was put in slow math classes and still my grades were poor. My teachers, my parents and even myself, w
747.
by chrsw 6y ago
I'm slowly weaning myself onto private browsing through a VPN and the NoScript extension.
748.
by chrsw 6y ago
MNT Reform is the only "Linux laptop" I'm aware of that is designed from scratch and isn't based on common OEM hardware. I'm sure System76 offers value to their customers though. I'm personally not too interest
749.
by chrsw 6y ago
Yeah that's a good one. Maybe the next gen of this watch will have that.
750.
by chrsw 6y ago
Cool project. I'm starting to become a fan of dual core BLE SoCs though. One small M0 to handle the BLE stack (which typically has to be high priority) and one M4 for the application.

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