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by hbbio 3y ago
We got it the same day! I coded >100k LoC (the whole core of the OKcontract codebase) solely on that machine, without any external screen. Working flawlessly since day 1.
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by hbbio 3y ago
I think so, X13s can become extremely hot and are slower. Only things still lacking for single machine use is speakers, microphone and webcam: https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/Feature-Support
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by hbbio 3y ago
TLDR: "The Ph.D. Octopus" is an essay by William James that delves into the increasing importance and sometimes detrimental effects of the Ph.D. degree in American academic life. James recounts an incident where a brilliant studen
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by hbbio 3y ago
It should have no screen at all and high-quality pushers and displays... or Carplay/Auto because there is no way an old car company like GM can build software properly.
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by hbbio 3y ago
I would never trust an assistant that keeps repeating it's "helpful, harmless, and honest" every couple prompts!
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by hbbio 3y ago
> nobody has made good computers with 35 W CPUs and with a volume of less than 0.5 L Apple
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by hbbio 3y ago
Lacking TypeScript support is in addition to missing store features, sorry it was maybe not clear from my first sentence. Namely, unavoidable TS errors in the Svelte parts that require tricks mostly because the full TS syntax is not support
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by hbbio 3y ago
React state is a hot mess, yes! We kept the same interface as the Svelte store, but with different semantics: - special management of undefined values - error management - promise management
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by hbbio 3y ago
As the author states, ... Svelte Stores are rough. Beyond just missing usage patterns and documentation, we found that several features are lacking, especially when used with native reactivity (`$:`). Another area lacking is TypeScript supp
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by hbbio 3y ago
It's a single atomic database transaction. The borrowing is for 0 second so almost virtual. It's exactly what flashbots are meant for. If you would ask ChatGPT to earn money trading, it definitely would do this... especially if th
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by hbbio 3y ago
Which is a completely flawed comparison, not because of the matter but because unlike the hypothetical heroin case, the SEC *did approve the listing*.
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by hbbio 3y ago
Amounts for Sturgeon are indeed so low. For 100s of millions, I'd rather look at us politicians ("Democrats") that trade stock and receive large paychecks from corporations... In exchange of what exactly?
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by hbbio 3y ago
https://www.radiofrance.fr/franceinter/podcasts/affaires-sen...
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by hbbio 3y ago
That should be the top comment! The US is not (anymore?) the center of the world attention. In a way, it's just that more countries "open their eyes" on the impact the US has on many countries. For instance, the US is an &quo
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by hbbio 3y ago
Quite deserved: CUDA is probably the reason Nvidia became a trillion dollar co. In his 2004 PhD, he tells ATI had a much better performance than nvidia... even if it was still the case, it would not even matter as their tools and drivers ar
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The History of CUDA(youtube.com)
80 points by hbbio 3y ago|37 comments
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by hbbio 3y ago
Another good example of groff is that invoice: https://eseth.com/2020/cli-invoices-groff.html FWW, I started a new engine in Go quite similar to groff a few years ago. Extremely fast rendering and quite high quality!
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by hbbio 3y ago
It's really bad. In the press, he says that "actors are not complying" but not being able to answer the most simple question (there are others more complex) is *not* playing in SEC favour. Comply with what? Ethereum is the mo
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by hbbio 3y ago
That's (seriously) where blockchains can help.
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by hbbio 4y ago
Another private company. The two heavily subsidized projects were: - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloudwatt - https://login.numergy.com/login?service=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nu... For the one still "li
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by hbbio 4y ago
They also funded 2 competitors to AWS, just to make sure we own cloud computing. Two is always better than one, right, by ensuring they'll compete with each other. Another bright idea was to let both projects be managed by large reputa
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by hbbio 4y ago
Also, since resilience is key and avoiding dependence on centralized service, Radicle is high-quality open source project building a decentralized git hosting service: https://radicle.xyz/ Disclaimer: I just love what they
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by hbbio 4y ago
Now let's do Roblox! This has to be the worse company regarding exploiting children.
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by hbbio 4y ago
This is an almost copy/paste in 2023 from another article from 2016: https://www.mirror.co.uk/science/monkeys-brain-power-talk-la...
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by hbbio 4y ago
Love what Framework is doing but agree with the article conclusion. For now, the best laptop to me would be a MacBook Air running Linux. Perfect hardware, unmatched processor, very high build quality. Asahi progress is so impressive, that i
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by hbbio 4y ago
All this is a screaming ad for blockchain payments. Really decentralized.
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by hbbio 4y ago
That doesn't mean securities must be never traded ever, especially given your broad definition. Problem is Coinbase wants to be regulated, but the regulators are *not accepting* any regulated venue nor even willing to open discussions.
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by hbbio 4y ago
Happened to me as well. Apparently, you can just run: python3.10 convert-pth-to-ggml.py models/7B 1 ./quantize ./models/7B/ggml-model-f16.bin ./models/7B/ggml-model-q4_0.bin 2 And then play
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by hbbio 4y ago
MH370 + MH17
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by hbbio 4y ago
Another great feature of Haiku! I love playing from time to time with it. If there would be ARM64 support (I wish I could find time to contribute...), combined with the progress of Asahi Linux, it would be fun (and a pun to history) to run

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