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421.
by ginko 2y ago
>he was 1 more casualty of a weapon that went on to kill 150-240k people thereafter. Live by the sword, etc. The Slotin incident happened in 1946, after WW2 had ended.
422.
by ginko 2y ago
Doesn't look like my Ubuntu machine comes with 'uv' installed at least. Can't say I've ever heard of it either.
423.
by ginko 2y ago
It's available on AUR: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/artanis (bit outdated though)
424.
by ginko 2y ago
They should make a case looking like an X68000 next.
425.
by ginko 2y ago
No turbo button?
426.
by ginko 2y ago
Eh, it's not that hard. Just completely different from anything else.
427.
by ginko 2y ago
xfce4-terminal supports "Copy as HTML" for stuff like this.
428.
by ginko 2y ago
The effect of that is that you're circumventing using hardware specialized for efficient pixel lookup in favor of using general data lookup inside the shader binary. You're saving yourself some memory due to using 1 bit per pixel
429.
by ginko 2y ago
They could even reuse the footage for the next mersenne prime they find.
430.
by ginko 2y ago
They should be.
431.
by ginko 2y ago
That review reads like an extremely shallow tech bro take.
432.
by ginko 2y ago
He's alive and (afaik) well. Someone could probably ask him.
433.
by ginko 2y ago
Isn't Ai Weiwei the Ai Weiwei of our times?
434.
by ginko 2y ago
They wanted to go with permanent DST though, which would have sucked.
435.
by ginko 2y ago
Conduction from hand contact can be eliminated with a handle.
436.
by ginko 2y ago
A while ago I wrote a Zig brainfuck implementation[1] that converts Brainfuck code into an executable function at comptime. The performance is similar to transpiling the code to C and compiling it with full optimization settings. [1] https
437.
by ginko 2y ago
>smaller countries like Germany wat
438.
by ginko 2y ago
>If things still aren't working, try our online support chat >So, basically there doesn't seem to be any phone technical support (with a human), at all. I wish everything had support chat. IMO it's much less hassle than
439.
by ginko 2y ago
When there's a broken title on HN there's a good chance that it's been mangled by HN's scripts.
440.
by ginko 2y ago
Back in the day it wasn't uncommon that "ports" were just outright remakes done by a completely different team.
441.
by ginko 2y ago
The extra cost of the area spent on npu cores is pretty hard to quantify. I guess removing it would allow for higher yields and number of chips per wafer but then you’d need to set up tooling for two separate runs (one with npu and one with
442.
by ginko 2y ago
Kinda funny to see people argue AM vs FM when much of the world has already switched to DAB.
443.
by ginko 2y ago
Feels crazy this isn’t disabled by default
444.
by ginko 2y ago
How can the site even detect where a user is coming from? Browsers leaking this information seems like a huge privacy issue to me.
445.
by ginko 2y ago
Why though? The Turing award exists.
446.
by ginko 2y ago
>Looks like an award to increase the reputation of the Nobel prize. If anything it stains the reputation of the Nobel prize to me. How seriously can you take the Nobel committee after this?
447.
by ginko 2y ago
>and here on the European continent you still buy a "Quarter Pounder" in McDonald's even though that system of measurement (not to mention the words "quarter" or "pound[er]") isn't used at all. You
448.
by ginko 2y ago
It also has illustrations, unlike the article.
449.
by ginko 2y ago
But what if I want to ask chatgpt how to conserve power during a potential blackout?
450.
by ginko 2y ago
>Their workstation cards with 48GB are also reasonably priced... with 3-4k pricing. That's twice the price of a 4090. You can't tell me the extra RAM costs that much.

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