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by fulafel 11mo ago
Yes, but it would move very slowly compared to current freight ships, think an order of magnitude lower average speed. (You can compromise on the freight features to get some more speed of course, but it's still going to be slower unle
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by fulafel 11mo ago
The power has come down a lot and drops in shorter runs, from ~15w per port at the max 100M cable length back in 2006, to ~2w with todays tech and short cable run. There's of course fiber too...
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Vimeo link is paywalled.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
PCIe is full duplex. And there's no requirement for ethernet ports to be able to do full tilt. Even with a 1x PCIe 3.0, a 10G port will be much much better than a 2.5G one. (But PCIe 3.0 of course is from 2010 and isn't too releva
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by fulafel 11mo ago
The whole 2.5 G spec is a weird step for ethernet speeds too. It's unfortunate it took off.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Does the dns auto registration from dhcp work well with v6 as well in dnsmasq?
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Well, apps tuned for performance and apps using native code have more than a little overlap. Even back then there were a lot of apps besides games that used native code for the hot code paths. But games of course are huge by themselves, and
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Eg this review of the AZ210 phone from 2012 seems to think the battery life was good: https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/orange-san-diego "Battery life during our test period seemed to be pretty good and perha
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Well, they were targeting Android, and the apps were emulating ARM on x86, and they were going against a strong incumbent. Accounts on the web of this failure seem to bring up other failings as the main problems.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Think back to the x86 32->64 bit transition, but much worse, since ARM is more niche and there are more arch differences. You need all your 85 3rd party middlewares and dependencies (and transitive dependencies) to support the new archit
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by fulafel 11mo ago
The instruction set has marginal impact. But many power efficient chips happen to be using the ARM instruction set today.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Just like laptop dGPUs.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
What is says first is: "SQLite is for phones and mobile apps (and the occasional airliner)! For web servers use a proper database like Postgres!" Though I'd say it's for a broader set of applications than that (embedded
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Interesting that Python cold starts are slowing so much in each newer version, ending up from 80 ms to 125 ms - not long before it's as slow as Node.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
"The future is already here — it's just not very evenly distributed"
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by fulafel 11mo ago
It still takes a discerning buyer to avoid the bad models (most of the ones ones with dGPU, etc).
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by fulafel 11mo ago
I suggest you try this: click on the gamedev.place link and see the past posts from there. They're good.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Seems there was some latency, now the post has been updated and those words are not there anymore.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
It could be like flocking if they were free to do what the members collectively want to do (without things like "maximize shareholder value").
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by fulafel 11mo ago
You could use a sandbox process and use some existing out of process calling system for it. This also disentangles the malloc systems of the modules.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Running a shop at maximum productivity is not sustainable of course. Quality and morale suffers, best workers leave, and turns out you really need slack for things to work well. ("You should overprovision your capacity" for the en
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by fulafel 11mo ago
When was it updated? The newer research seems up the probability. Eg https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/28/collapse...
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by fulafel 11mo ago
There's water based heat batteries (aka thermal storage caverns) that are supplied with district heat in use in other places, but this is not one of them. The article says "Polar Night Energy’s technology works by heating a sand o
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by fulafel 11mo ago
> It seems like Norway just wouldn't have power if they weren't connected to other sources, not that they'd have more cheap power. This is not the case as Norway and neighbouring Sweden have plentiful hydro. It's espe
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by fulafel 11mo ago
> the big issue during winters is when there's cold air high pressure systems we get neither sun nor wind Wind does better in the winter. See eg here for Canada monthly stats: https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl
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by fulafel 11mo ago
Both can still be true. The interop may be motivated by the EU regulator's intention so and to stave off further regulation.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
I guess there are two questions: should the serialization format be coupled with the schema system, and should the serialization format have types. If you answer the first question with no, then the second question is revealed to just be ab
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by fulafel 11mo ago
JSON doesn't have schemas either, JSON Schema is just a separate schema spec that happens to build on JSON, but you might be using for example Zod instead of that. Similarly systems that consume EDN can have various schema systems. For
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by fulafel 11mo ago
This is an indie site. Nothing wrong with it but it's not canon.
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by fulafel 11mo ago
The WebGPU spec identifies squarely as a web standard: "WebGPU is an API that exposes the capabilities of GPU hardware for the Web." There are also no mentions of non-web applications. The It's true that you can use Dawn and

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