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by kcb 2y ago
The next generation of motherboards is supposed to make USB 4 standard. Those are coming some time after the CPU release though.
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by kcb 2y ago
Yea it's literally just their dsp. Not even a particularly new SOC so was probably not originally advertised for AI.
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Asus Zenbook S 16 laptop review – The first Copilot+ laptop with AMD Zen 5(notebookcheck.net)
3 points by kcb 2y ago|0 comments
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by kcb 2y ago
Jetson Nano was only $100, old now though and not sure if its still for sale.
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by kcb 2y ago
Just whatever is provided with the distro.
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by kcb 2y ago
1) Give access to expensive hardware for free 2) ... 3) Profit
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by kcb 2y ago
A key component of CUDA is that the kernels are written in C/C++ and not some shader language you would only be familiar with if you were into graphics.
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by kcb 2y ago
I was thinking the opposite...remember there's enterprise subscriptions and multi-million dollar contracts with single companies.
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by kcb 2y ago
Or someone who's nervous because the police are accusing them of a serious crime...
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by kcb 2y ago
A corporate VPN on a personal device definitely does.
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by kcb 2y ago
There is "CUDA-aware MPI" which would let you RDMA from device to device. But the more modern way would be MPI for the host communication and their own library NCCL for the device communication. NCCL has similar collective functio
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by kcb 2y ago
Nvidia has a long history of design and developing their own CPU cores.
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by kcb 2y ago
This is worse than the typical family speal. I hope you realize it's just another tactic of the same manipulation. Trying to provide a sense of superiority to it's employees to justify working conditions. If you can't handle
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by kcb 2y ago
They've replicated many of the libraries as well. But yea haven't personally tried it.
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by kcb 2y ago
AMD has hip which is basically a CUDA clone.
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by kcb 2y ago
> which is the only thing you can run on the Pi 5 since it has no OpenGL support. https://mesamatrix.net v3d conformant up to OpenGL 3.1.
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by kcb 2y ago
DGX is the branding for the whole platform too. It's right on that page...
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by kcb 2y ago
Unraid is probably the closest to that.
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by kcb 2y ago
I take the Lincoln Tunnel during rush hour(in a bus). I see seas of single occupant cars and personal vehicles entering the city.
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by kcb 2y ago
Sorry, I meant as a response to your question. But point is, software at European non-software companies gets grouped in with IT. Treated as a support team rather than a revenue team, with salaries to match.
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by kcb 2y ago
Don't treat all software development as "IT".
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by kcb 2y ago
You would be doing the opposite of that. Creating 100 monopolies.
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by kcb 2y ago
Probably thinking of this https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heterogeneous_System_Archite... > Even if it was dog slow between PCIe GPU and CPU the unified interface would have been the right way to go That is actually
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by kcb 2y ago
> Honda Civic is $24,000. Ford F-150 is $36,000. These are representative prices for popular budget choices. And that baseline F-150 isn't a behemoth. It's 209" long and 76" tall. That's just 10" longer and
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by kcb 2y ago
I think the implication is that there's just currently a bug.
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by kcb 2y ago
WSL2 already works on Windows on ARM, so I would assume so.
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by kcb 2y ago
Review embargo lifts next week.
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by kcb 2y ago
> now gaming is even better on Linux than windows. That's an exaggeration. There are definitely games where you might consider working better in Proton but for the most part Windows is still the far more seamless option. On Proton,
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by kcb 2y ago
The balance of power is still vastly in favor of the company that made the offer. Meaning, they could rescind the offer at any time for any reason and possibly ruin the potential employees life. Whereas the reverse case of the potential emp
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by kcb 2y ago
Spent many hours reminiscing over my past timeline. So disappointed to hear this.

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