dmitrygr

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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
I’ll put $xxxx money on #3
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
> There are serious questions about copyright, labor, energy use, slop, and maintainers drowning in generated contributions. But Way to not at all engage with any of that and just go on your merry way... Sure, if you fail to acknowledge
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ram_air_turbine
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
> You don't do a full climb after a go-around, an IFR missed approach can have you climb quite high, especially in areas with serious terrain. Example: https://aeronav.faa.gov/d-tpp/2607/00346IZLZ17R.PDF
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
> you can compute any logarithm from two base-e ones. They need not be base e. Any base will do as long as it is the same for both the numerator and the denominator
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
> I assume that a go-around requires less sustained power output than a full climb from takeoff, No. Source 1: PE = mgh Source 2: am pilot
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
OMG someone used our data to make an MK model! Just like we did to every author in the world!
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Dog Photographer Loses Copyright Case over AI-Generated Comic Version of Photo(petapixel.com)
3 points by dmitrygr 3mo ago|0 comments
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
Firefox on macOS. site reported M1 and 16GB. Mac is M4 + 24GB
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
The *architecture* is RV32I_Zmmul which is unambiguously neither new nor custom. What you describe (the specific implementation details of a core) is *microarchitecture*. In this case clearly a lot of work was done and it is cool, but the
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
For anyone else curious: custom FPGA-based CPU code but not a custom architecture. This is an RV32I core. The article takes along time to give up this fact.
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
PC? what pc? Every single NES game or CGB game would fit on a floppy. More or less all GBC and SNES games could compress down to a floppy
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
Until relatively recently in computing history, games (and all other programs) were small. Hell, Pokemon Gold fits un a floppy trivially compressed, together with a working GBC emulator. I can trivially fit rePalm unto a floppy and leave en
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
Reductio ad absurdum
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
Because most of those people are not repeat violent criminals? We only need to incarcerate repeat violent offenders to reduce crime noticeably. This is not controversial. The data is linked-to above.
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
Wouldn’t you say that the lowered crime rate enjoyed by the innocent as a result is an improvement?
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
A LOT of crime can be solved. A huge percentage of perps are multi-repeat perps. Putting them away permanently would solve a lot of crime. "75% to 83% of released prisoners are arrested for a new crime" https://bj
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
You still did not learn the lesson? Once you take possession of a fixed-function appliance, NEVER EVER EVER take any updates, and do not connect it to the internet (CarPlay does not require internet connectivity in the car). Do not buy fixe
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
So... an overpriced RGB keyboard? That is what we're doing today?
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
> but 512 MB of RAM were too little to run a modern browser, sadly want to make clock -> need browser... i do not want to live on this planet anymore
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
Last few zotero versions clearly have some O(n^3) algorithms in their Word plugin, since any document with > 100 references makes a very fast apple silicon computer slow as hell, "updating references". Killing zotero fixes it i
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
Interesting reporting, marred by obvious llm-slop-sounding writing. "You are not building..., you are ..."
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
this has been fine working since the 80s pc1> tar c <SRC_FOLDER_OR_FILES> | nc -l 12345 pc2> nc <IP_OF_PC_1> 12345 | tar xv -C <DST_LOCATION>
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
Nope. I don’t want to work on systems that self-handicap in dumb and predictable ways. Mistakes happen. But mistakes that were preventable and knowable at design time … they are inexcusable, and RISCV is chock-full of those.
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
False dichotomy. They are also quite possibly aqui-hires which then put the good engineers unto actually useful projects.
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
The author of this is one of the greatest minds of our time. While doing this is cool, he also designed the Hazard3 core in the RP2350 as well as the QSPI unit in it -- the only memory-mapped QSPI unit I've encountered so far that I&#x
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
When the top perf per watt or perf per MHz machine is RISCV, we'll talk. Until then, lol.
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
The original paper quoth: > our reference-counted translation model, where every variable is pessimistically wrapped inside a Rc<RefCell<T>> type, checks that would usually execute at compile-time are shifted to run time, deg
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
> The challenge is that Why is that a challenge? As long as they are open about this, all is OK.
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by dmitrygr 3mo ago
And what happens when your "tests" are also vibecoded. Right now all of these houses of cards reset on human-written tests. What happens without them?

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