jauntywundrkind

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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Excellent post. Heck yes. And with MRDIMMs coming, we're going to get another >50% boost in throughput per channel real soon, with a massive uptick in max capacity (4x). It feels like PCIe is a bit of a boat anchor here. There'
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Not adding anything super major here, but to repeat the broadcast: this has such a broad danger to it, is a core driver of ocean acidification (along with the ambient CO2 the ocean sinks up), by reducing the oxygen carrying capacity of wate
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Conditional Put (often called compare and swap) shipped 21 months ago, and it has just been absolutely wild the massive flocking towards disaggregated storage, towards object stores that has been going on since then. https://news
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Intel's really done great here, really good value segment. Great performance. I love the USB4; it's so awesome seeing all these super cheap food performance systems that also have sick IO.
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
There's such a long time of being disappointed and saddened, of having hopes dashed, but I feel that tickle of excitement and hope again. It's a confluence of two things. Qualcomm doing so much upstreaming is great! Even a bunch o
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
> I'm going to pass on this one. The piece's central move — putting Roma people alongside wolves, with shooting and deportation as parallel solutions — is dehumanizing toward an ethnic group, and producing a polished Italian v
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
> Conceptually, they are expressively equivalent to event buses and pub/sub systems, which are better recognised as message passing backplanes. Alex continues to see & share such truth & clarity. I do think TanStack DB and
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
First big "Nerd Reich" submission already flagged. These people sap the world, are bad people, them who do this against the hackers, against the world, against knowing. The flagging is such a problem. https://news.ycomb
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
This fills me with the sadness of the Jeep hack. Incredible fantastic super amazing work to liberate devices! Finally a peak behind the curtain! But it's all dressed up as terror. "I did this thing, isn't it so so so very bad
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Say it once but request a prompt to be sure.
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
I really wish flagging had some kind of consequence. Imo it ought be a mandatory public act. If you exercise such power to sway and direct discussion, you should have to do it under your name. That's basically my only critique of serio
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
DECT or DECT-NR+? I do kind of want to play with this.
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
I'm pretty ok with http, but, I'd throw https://varlink.org in as my second pick.
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
I confess, I was kind of hoping for a technical review of the firmware, the code. This is a perfectly cromulent xteink crosspoint review from a consumer perspective, but I feel like there's already a bunch of those, all over. It would
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
I'd make a wager that things would go better smoother faster if folks tried more stuff, ventures forth more on their own. It's obviously not great that there's no semantic convention that's perfect and just works for eve
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Looking forward to the years we we start having some usb4. Or usb4 v2, why not, full 120gbit please.
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Your attempt was probably pretty, ahem, weak. How much support would you say you gave your goes, before you threw in the towel? I don't think there's really ever a downside to leaning in and making use of a language or system that
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
"Bloat" people strike me as similar to wikipedia "notability" concerned people. It's a whole realm of thinking focused on deleting. Which yeah, sometimes that's important too! That's a great way to assess
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
I think a huge amount of the AI backlash is really the centaur/reverse centaur debate, about the mechanization and withdrawal of humans from all touch points and loops for companies. AI is the new header that this already well under wa
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Really hoping Ziphu can make progress scaling their serving, to actually make this available. Watching my 5 hour quota burn at peak is wicked. I'm still on a legacy plan, so I think that's like a 3x usage. But if the multiplier g
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
This isn't Normie News! I think you are on the wrong site! The street finds its own use for things is the excitement that we don't know what is possible, and that we ought be free to try. The amazing suite of software here sure
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
> You present the destruction of this simple separation of concerns as a benefit, but don't explain why it is one. And you present the division of this simple unification of modalities as a benefit, but don't explain why it o
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
I do think this could be better done, obviously. But I'm so here for a future where we spend more time looking at, drive-by-ing interesting open source projects.
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Hack the planet! There's lots of caveats asterisks & limitations, sure sure sure: we hear you Technically Correct repliers, here to spread your Well Actually naysayings. But at the end of the day: heck yes. So much heck yes. Even i
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Anyone want to place bets in whether this will be an unlockable bootloader, or some GrapheneOS only install path? Sure would be nice to have phones that can be rooted, or OS replaced. I've been hopeful this would perhaps enable that, b
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
I've only done a little of the new opencode v2 "mini" but it too offers a nice preserve-scroll by default. OpenCode is the best behaved TUI i've seen by far (they invented OpenTUI to make it so good, also in Zig), so it
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Is Vercel so all-in on Zig elsewhere too?
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Society does need to pay to improve itself. And contrary to these eternal hounds that dog us with endless fearmongering about a nation working to improve itself, we should be investing in ourselves, our people. I will admit though: we shoul
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
Binder was proprietary closed technology that came from a pre-Linux use, if I i recall correctly? It was spun off from OpenBinder from Be Inc and Palm. Android built their own initially closed new Binder, for Android Inc, before the acquisi
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by jauntywundrkind 2mo ago
And in spite of Nokia being fundamentally in the dark, not really helping: it was a wildly successful scene. People were rabidly excited and doing incredible things with their devices, in cross-modal between phone/laptop/desktop w

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