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by hedgehog 1y ago
I think it is often under appreciated by people who haven't worked in security how hard high quality C is in practice.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
Going to a cocktail party?
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by hedgehog 1y ago
Unwashed produce has essentially zero risk of COVID. Other various bacterial contamination, yes, though it's very rare for those to do worse than give you an upset stomach or cause any lasting damage.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
We have enough data to estimate the reasonable range of possibilities and exclude the upthread assertion that a ten minute car ride is similar emissions to 10k plastic bags. A degree of uncertainty need not make us helpless in the face of l
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by hedgehog 1y ago
If you have a dishwasher that will get the jar plenty clean to be recycled and not smell up your house while it's waiting to be taken out.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
I think the units there are off, a Camry hybrid is about 100g direct CO2 per km. One widely repeated calculation has total direct + indirect emissions for a grocery bag at 200g. So 1km driven vs 1 bag is a similar magnitude of emissions.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
I hadn't heard of this board before, here's a link to a page on the manufacturer's site: https://classic.sipeed.com/tangconsole
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by hedgehog 1y ago
They didn't put the good cameras in the Minis so it wasn't really a good experiment. I don't want a cheaper phone, just a smaller one. The improved camera is the only reason I upgraded past the 1st gen SE.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
I don't disagree, it's just that the advantage hasn't yet been shown to be big enough to justify dedicating die area in a mainstream chip. There's potential there, if I were designing an accelerator today I would look ha
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by hedgehog 1y ago
For deep learning workloads the software for posits isn't the issue, it's doing anything that's not NVIDIA if you want to do it as a standalone product. For NVIDIA it's likely the penalty of not being able to share logic
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by hedgehog 1y ago
I assure you from experience that it's more than a smart person for a few weeks.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
Developing a model like that, and evaluating it with practicing doctors, is a good learning project.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
They may not have understood the vegetation well enough, and stuck to meat out of caution. Apparently when they got close to the west coast they tried eating camas and got very ill the first time because they didn't prepare it properly
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by hedgehog 1y ago
I think the context is that foveated rendering ties sensor input (measuring gaze direction) to the rendering pipeline in a way that requires very low latency. Past a certain point reducing latency requires optimizations that break normal ab
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by hedgehog 1y ago
To have customers they need to do the actual work of closing deals, building the customer-facing support teams, building all the tooling integrations (PDK, simulation, etc). On the manufacturing side they have to figure out who will do all
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by hedgehog 1y ago
14nm is mature and would suit this purpose fine, and they have existing capacity. The business, tools, and everything else around would need to get built out.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
Having written a moderate amount of both Rust and TypeScript they seem different but I wouldn't say projects in one are significantly simpler than projects in the other. Rust itself feels a little more complicated than TypeScript, but
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by hedgehog 1y ago
Transmitting messages between users is a functional property of Mastodon that is of course visible and valuable to the users. Transmitting protected health data from Flo users to anyone with a dollar to buy some ads is not a functional prop
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by hedgehog 1y ago
The technical issues are workable, the really difficult issue is none of the big stakeholders really care about the level of privacy you describe. Priorities like audit compatibility, cost of deployment, etc all end up governing what standa
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by hedgehog 1y ago
Facebook chose to pool the data they received from customers and allow its use by others, so they are also responsible for the outcomes. If it's too hard to provide strong assurance that errors like Flo's won't result in adve
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by hedgehog 1y ago
This doesn't seem like a bad idea but let's follow it a few steps. If a key tactic is to take share by shipping LLM-friendly consumer GPUs, one question is would this work. Setting aside the technical issues, they'd certainly
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by hedgehog 1y ago
What's your source for that? All I've read is that he recognizes that Intel has not had been selling competitive amounts of product in the core areas where Nvidia and others are making most of their money. You could debate why tha
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by hedgehog 1y ago
Fixing the willful ignorance that the market structure today is very different from 20 years ago. Process leadership and volume leadership are tightly coupled, and no integrated chip company will again have volume leadership. Intel's h
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by hedgehog 1y ago
Livid about the problem or livid that they're talking about axing the first CEO in decades that might have a shot at fixing the problems?
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by hedgehog 1y ago
I don't know any of the background but the diff viewer is near unusable past around 5k lines of diff on my M1 Mac.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
That's exceptional fuel economy for that car, typical looks like 25-35 MPG. If you are more skilled than average (I'm guessing so), don't have too many short trips, and live somewhere relatively flat no doubt it's doable
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by hedgehog 1y ago
Few modern gas cars will get over 50 US MPG in city usage. 35 MPG is probably a better estimate for the hybrid fleet which is still much, much better than gas cars of a decade ago.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
According to the Indiegogo campaign they are expecting to retail these for US$900. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/worlds-first-portable-mos...
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by hedgehog 1y ago
Yes, Redmond. The lab in the post looks like Redmond but I'm not sure where else Mac BU was, as a Mac user I thought it was cool to see the lab but it wasn't related at all to my work.
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by hedgehog 1y ago
In my testing Sonnet 4 is far better than any of the Google or OpenAI models.

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