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foobiekr
2y ago
The h100 is $80k.
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foobiekr
2y ago
A general rule for life is that companies making a big deal about military grade encryption or about how they are affiliated with Nordic countries are scams.
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foobiekr
2y ago
They really weren't beyond basic grappling. By the time The Art of War was written, everyone was using swords, knives, clubs, etc.
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foobiekr
2y ago
s/fracturing/having to use older libraries in the existing manner/
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foobiekr
2y ago
often dipped in batter/corn starch
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foobiekr
2y ago
LLMs are like measles for engineers. Their hard-earned immunity to bullshit is reset.
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foobiekr
3y ago
The RUR thing is basically because that specific example is used as an example of interesting etymology.
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foobiekr
3y ago
My apple support experiences have been very good. I don't know that at all.
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foobiekr
3y ago
And dropbox etc. based
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foobiekr
3y ago
not even within 2 orders of magnitude.
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foobiekr
3y ago
Very few people actually know how to provision and manage a lossless Ethernet fabric and I’d wager someone who had literally never touched infiniband would have an easier time accomplishing it from zero with IB than with Ethernet on real ve
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foobiekr
3y ago
Yes. Not everyone likes squashed/rebase workflows and it's frustrating to have to police people. A lot of groups use a workflow where all commits to branches of global interest are strictly pull requests. For those who are in thi
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foobiekr
3y ago
Are you saying that their claims that they can teach people to levitate are true? https://www.npr.org/2016/06/13/481845003/a-childhood-of-tran... There are plenty of online resources about the cult aspec
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foobiekr
3y ago
I was at one of SGI's competitors and we had teams doing cheap HW - ATi and other cards, like IBM's GPUs at the time - and yet the company as a whole was like "ALL GOOD LET'S KEEP BUILDING MASSIVE CUSTOM GRAPHICS SYSTEMS
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foobiekr
3y ago
details?
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foobiekr
3y ago
The announced Grace-Hopper chip appears to use a CXL or Arm-specific-CXL-alike
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foobiekr
3y ago
The Remembrance of Earth's Past series as a whole is also pretty terrible. Interesting concepts here and there, awful characters and writing, terrible convenient plot elements.
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foobiekr
3y ago
Yes.
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foobiekr
3y ago
Yep. This. It’s impressive how communication is instantaneous, unimpeded, complete and transparent in economics. Those things aren’t even true in a 500 person company let alone an economy.
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foobiekr
3y ago
Because the current operating mode for almost all companies is a focus on shorter and shorter term results? Because while there is a place for some hands on developers at such a place that is not most of the staff? The Manhattan project hir
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foobiekr
3y ago
The latest one is also just more lambdas. Like that’s impressive but DWDM itself took a decade+ after gear was introduced. Most of the time it’s easier to just add another few dozen fibers when laying cables.
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foobiekr
3y ago
I’m not so sure it will matter much. The earth is 42ms across at light speed, 66ms if traversing a great circle. Network hops are notoriously slow. In the datacenter the best I have ever seen is 200ns or so per packet which is very rare, mo
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3y ago
One of the underappreciated reasons both Bell Labs and PARC worked was they actually hired a lot of people who had already established themselves. One of the problem with young researchers, no matter how nobly minded, is that they will play
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foobiekr
3y ago
"won" They barely work for a lot of cases (i.e., anything where accuracy matters, despite the bubble's wishful thinking). It's likely that something will sunset them in the next few years.
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3y ago
"the primary crime is the violence" citation needed
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foobiekr
3y ago
Because he is a scamming, unethical asshole who would did profound damage to society.
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3y ago
Psychology could legitimately be considered a subset of economics.
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3y ago
I had exactly this reaction to Malcolm gladwell. It is completely obvious that gladwell across multiple books has never once read one of his references and consistently misrepresents what they say.
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foobiekr
3y ago
Why do you think wealthy people should be treated more leniently for the same crime?
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foobiekr
3y ago
The US is also right about China. Europe is just bad at this.
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