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by hajile 7mo ago
CENTCOM claimed the F-35 made it made it back to base, but right after the hit happened, they sent out a Chinook to run search patterns in the area. Additionally, the pilot was treated for shrapnel wounds. As he's at the front of the p
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by hajile 7mo ago
Look at the super-precise strike on the E-3 sentry that we have pictures of. We know at least one other was hit. If Iran can do this with AWACS, they can do even more with the hundreds of fighter jets in Israeli and US bases (it's much
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by hajile 7mo ago
MANPADS have a range of around 4 miles. Most soldiers aren't carrying around armed MANPADS. They have to fetch the MANPADS, arm it, aim, and fire all before the jet dumps its load and flares before bailing out. Because of this, MANPADS
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by hajile 7mo ago
The videos we've seen match up with what we've seen on the ground. They are all running a custom software we haven't seen elsewhere and don't seem to be traditional MANPADS in any way. We know Iran is driving around bong
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by hajile 7mo ago
Adding 2 frequency ranges is more expensive. If you're going to choose just one, you should choose the one with the greatest backward compatibility.
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Analyzing Geekbench 6 under Intel's BOT(geekbench.com)
41 points by hajile 7mo ago|15 comments
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by hajile 7mo ago
Historically, around 60% of all astronauts were from the military which is a high-risk occupation. In the 50s, there was something like a handful of test pilots dying every single month. A subset of the ones who survived became the first as
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by hajile 7mo ago
Can you back this up with legal precedence? To my knowledge, nothing of the sort has been ruled by the courts. Additionally, this raises another big issue. A few years ago, a couple guys used software (what you could argue was a primitive A
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by hajile 7mo ago
Can you keep that GPU 100% saturated at least 16 hours per day every day of the week? If not, you aren't breaking even.
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by hajile 7mo ago
Demand is relative. How many Claude tokens would you buy if they had a 10x price hike? The market has achieved it's current saturation level with loss-leader prices that remind me of the Chinese bike share bubble[0]. Once those prices
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by hajile 7mo ago
Validating a core to server standards takes significantly longer. V4 cores should be out this year using X925 and C1 Ultra-based V5 will probably be 2027-2028. I suspect that X4 is already fast enough to beat EPYC in per-core performance wh
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by hajile 7mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8Kqg6sokz4 Watch the video. Other trucks slow down, but truck 1 does not even try to slow down. I'd also argue that driving so quickly that you cannot maintain control is its own proble
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by hajile 7mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8Kqg6sokz4 It seems like less than 2 seconds from declaring intent to cross until they are told not to cross. The runway entrance lights look red to me which is also a huge warning flag.
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by hajile 7mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8Kqg6sokz4 Truck declared it was crossing. ATC told it to stop. Truck didn't stop. This wasn't a communication issue.
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by hajile 7mo ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8Kqg6sokz4 The truck asks permission to cross. It is given. The truck declares it is going to cross, but the ATC replies "just stop there please". Also, those runway entry lights l
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by hajile 7mo ago
Only one ATC isn't the issue here. The emergency vehicle was told to stop and did not. Even a dozen ATC wouldn't have helped in that case.
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by hajile 7mo ago
Maybe they were talking about the truck going 24mph, but the plane is clearly going WAY faster than that. I'm not completely sure but it seems like the runway entry lights are red which very clearly indicates the runway is in use. They
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by hajile 7mo ago
Overwork is an issue in general, but I don't know that it was the actual issue here. > In audio from the air traffic control tower at LaGuardia, a staff member can be heard saying: "'Truck One, stop, stop, stop!" in t
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by hajile 7mo ago
All the lisps I know of have only expressions (no statements).
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by hajile 7mo ago
Lisps aren’t necessarily functional, but don’t need semicolons either.
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by hajile 7mo ago
It seems like PC makers just don't want to invest in quality trackpads. It's criminal that my now almost decade-old Pixelbook still has a better trackpad than 99% of PCs (including ones that cost way more money).
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by hajile 8mo ago
SIMD workloads on CPU tend to be bursty. If your workload is all SIMD with few other instructions or branches, it's almost certainly going to be faster on a GPU or SME co-processor. If there's space between the SIMD instructions,
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by hajile 8mo ago
This core was released in the MediaTek 9400 in October 2024 some 16 months ago. The successor of x925 is C1 Ultra and even that was released 6 months ago in September 2025 with the MediaTek 9500 and GeekerWan even has a phone review they di
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by hajile 8mo ago
Chips and Cheese covers Apple products in a LOT of their posts. The real reason is probably because they are supported by patrons and can only get new equipment to review when people donate (either money or sometimes the hardware itself). I
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by hajile 8mo ago
The biggest problem is a failure of trust. I won't donate to the Mozilla foundation because I have zero faith in them using that money wisely.
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by hajile 8mo ago
Wider SIMD is a solution in search of a problem in most cases. If your code can go wide and has few branches (uses SIMD basically every cycle), either a GPU or matrix co-processor will handily beat the performance of several CPU cores all r
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by hajile 8mo ago
GPL for open source and commercial license for the enterprise lawyers. Unfortunately, a majority seems to hate GPL these days even though it prevents most of the worst corporate behaviors.
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by hajile 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure someone already compiled Linux to asm.js a few years ago. As asm.js is/was a subset of JS, you could say it's already been done. In theory, you could continue work from there in JS. https://medium.c
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White hat hackers win wrongful imprisonment case against State of Iowa [video](youtube.com)
7 points by hajile 8mo ago|0 comments
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by hajile 9mo ago
We used to have contractors/employees from a bunch of different countries (India, EU, Eastern Europe, South America, etc). Our (largely Indian) tech management pushed very hard for us to offshore to India exclusively. We had to let peo

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