dmitrygr

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by dmitrygr 18d ago
> How we found the proof Easy, we stole it from Levent and Tristan https://x.com/kyanyang_/status/2097211154669998337
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by dmitrygr 18d ago
Why? As they say: no expectation of privacy in the public space, amirite?
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by dmitrygr 18d ago
Astroturfing for Anthropic or OpenAI IPO?
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by dmitrygr 19d ago
Too few details to be believably true. Too few details to be a good joke. I don't get it.
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TiVo to charge money for skipping commercials in your own recordings(cordcuttersnews.com)
180 points by dmitrygr 19d ago|112 comments
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by dmitrygr 19d ago
This is doubly weird because actually purposefully executing from device memory is not allowed: “Trying to execute code from a region marked as Device is UNPREDICTABLE.” So: can’t reliably execute from there but can speculatively instructio
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by dmitrygr 22d ago
> and have a decent solution for it Unless we ignore the additional maintenance cost of having to completely different proportion systems to maintain (and it is worse than a twin engine plane, because the propulsion systems are different
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by dmitrygr 22d ago
Current aircraft have * MULTIPLE HOURS* of fuel tanks. Compared to dozens of minutes of battery that this thing has.
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by dmitrygr 23d ago
> I have seen people join for equity only to discover they were last in line on the cap table. As an engineer, you always will be last. And there are a lot of ways you can be _legally_ screwed.
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by dmitrygr 23d ago
Hey now! Keep your reason out of their marketin^H^H lies!
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by dmitrygr 24d ago
Another R T LAYOFF
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by dmitrygr 26d ago
Not in USA.
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by dmitrygr 26d ago
They “banned” them. This lawsuit contends they don’t actually stop using them. That's the basis of the claims. Read it
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by dmitrygr 26d ago
I would support this wholeheartedly. In fact, make the exams blind. No name or info on the exam. Completely fair and level ground for all!
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by dmitrygr 26d ago
Please do.
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by dmitrygr 26d ago
> I'm pretty sure that the kids getting admitted to Berkeley actually are the best and the brightest. Are they? * UC-Berkeley math prof says she has to teach fractions to calculus students because standards have fallen so far. [1]
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by dmitrygr 27d ago
This seems....wrong? In the start it is writing over data in the start of the disk that has not been read/relocated (some non-free sectors NEVER light up as "Read", only as "writen") which would cause their data to
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by dmitrygr 29d ago
> everyone arrested more than twice in two years Purely statistically, this is a good first-pass filter if you are looking for perps. Chance a random adult is arrested in a 8-year window: ~5%. Chance a former convict gets arrested in an
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by dmitrygr 29d ago
I was just thinking that I could port rePalm to it. But for now I only support arm mips Riscv and aarch64. I guess maybe time for an LX7 port
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
multipass encoding on a phone...i'll go with "no"
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
"up to 9 hours for light web browsing or everyday tasks" that is 1/3 the battery life of a macbook in the same use case. seems completely incomparable
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
Am I just an uncultured heathen if all of these fonts i see posted here once every few weeks all look precisely the same to me, without a side-by-side? And even with one, they look minutely, irrelevantly different. I do not get eye fatigue
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
> but at the rate that Intel and AMD have been catching up on power efficiency Have they? What AMD or Intel laptop with Linux on it can hold a candle to and M4 air or an M4max pro? Genuinely curious, cause I found none...
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
nope. two "slots", each selectable from {ARM, RISCV}. In each, you pick one. so you can configure it at two arm cores, arm + riscv, or two riscv cores. dual-arch is possible, if you desire it
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
RP2350 has separate cores for that. This is one core that speaks both.
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
fork() was always very restricted in when it could be used and really dangerous even then. It was made for a world where process == thread, and since that ceased to be true it's been a large footgun. Use spawn if you need to launch a p
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
Marketingslop. > Video editing: Decode, effects and export hand frames from one stage to the next, often across different cores. Those handoffs stay inside the cache instead of routing through the interconnect. Yeah... none of that needs
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
> There was a lovely window of a few years when processors were fast enough and low-power enough that real development work could trivially happen on a Macbook Air in a lounge. I was responding to this. I am appalled that anyone thinks (
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
No mention I can see of power consumption multiple compared to apple's chips at matching perf. My guess is 2x-5x
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by dmitrygr 1mo ago
No idea what you are talking about. My battery lasts longer than ever while running vim and make and GCC. It’s amazing. Not sure why your windows are closing.

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