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by kllrnohj 1y ago
I think a spinning mirror would make it a lot harder. He's only moving the mirror after the "animation" finishes. So it's capture video, step by 1 pixel, capture video, step by 1 pixel, capture video, etc... He's re
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> In ST, it is 3-4x ahead of Strix Halo in efficiency. The Hardware Canucks video didn't seem to do any such investigation, where did you get that number from?
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
where are you seeing 3.6x faster single thread performance???
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> Eg. At my company we have 100x more demand than we can get capacity for, and we’re barely getting started. We have a roadmap with 1000x+ the current demand and we’re a relatively small company. OpenAI's revenue is $13bn with 70% o
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
PlayStation, Nintendo, and Xbox all have 10s of millions of gamers each. Meanwhile MacOS makes up ~2% of steam users which is probably a pretty good proxy for the number of MacOS gamers. Why would I do anything bespoke at all for such a t
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> Death Stranding on my M2 Pro looks so good it’s hard to believe, Death Stranding is a great looking game to be sure, but it's also kinda hard to get excited about a 5 year old game achieving rtx 2060 performance on a $2000+ system
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> They could never provide decent cooling for the chips coupled with their desire to make paper thin devices. Curiously they managed to figure this out exactly when it became their silicon instead (M1 MacBook Pros were notably thicker
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
Streaming services are extremely compressed. Netflix only recommendeds 15mbps for 4k, even. A naive straight quadrupling of that for 8k is only 60mbps, and in reality they'll just dial up the compression anyway and probably use a 30mbp
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
They did nothing of the sort. Google invented modern AI: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attention_Is_All_You_Need OpenAI turned that research into a product before Google, which is a huge failure on Google's part,
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
Check your network and see how many wifi devices you have. I'm up to 60+ thanks to a handful of IoT devices, smart speakers, etc... It adds up quick.
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
I have a U7 Pro XGS hooked up to a Pro HD 24 POE switch (all 2.5gb ports or faster). The only way I've managed to convince any Wifi 7 client to exceed 1gbps is by freshly connecting to it over 6ghz while standing physically within ar
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
Google is a product not a platform. How many companies are still using Google search for their intranets? (yes yes I'm old, don't remind me) Meanwhile bing search is actually a platform, and is what then powers other "searc
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> The minutia is sticky with these sort of almost-but-not 'universal' interfaces. True, but that's not really applicable here since LLMs themselves are not stable, and are certainly not stable within a vendors own product
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
But that also makes them the product itself and requires standalone profitability which is not at all like the Windows' analogy being presented.
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
Platforms usually deliver significant value that is hard to replicate. OpenAI doesn't have any such thing. It's trivially replaced, and there's many competitors already. OpenAI is ahead of the curve, but they don't seem
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> Ah yes, the ChromeOS strategy. How'd that work out for Google? They dominate the EDU market?
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
Toyota has been really slow upgrading the tech stack in some of their models (Sienna only just got backup cameras from this decade), but it looks like wireless Android Auto & Carplay are standard at this point? At least, their cheapest
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> why automakers continue to refuse to put CarPlay/Android Auto support in their vehicles. Most aren't refusing, and only GM is attempting to backtrack on support right? Even some of the fancy pants all technology automakers ar
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
The law requires that they provide a non-profiled choice. Facebook wasn't punished for providing the choice, that was required. They were punished for not respecting that requirement, overriding the user's choice whenever they tho
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
It'd have to be the good ol' "take a picture of the screen" route without getting into the more gray areas.
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
Interesting charts, but this is all completely meaningless without image quality comparisons. I can easily use 50% less bandwidth than Netflix's H264 streams as well, with H264 even, by just cranking up the compression & dropping t
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
The Pi 5 finally upgraded to an out-of-order CPU, so it's ~3x faster than a Pi 4. It's a huge jump. The caveat being it definitely needs a cooling solution now. Pi 4: https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
I think that's a combination of things: 1) The company "sold out". That is, in times of limited supply they prioritized fulfilling large compute module orders instead of the hobbyist market that initially supported them. To b
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> The keyboard gets a cable running to a monitor. Might need a power cable as well but let's assume usbc covers both. Unfortunately it doesn't cover both. You do, in fact, need at minimum 2 cables connected to it - one for disp
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
Are they? I just took iPadOS 26 and it wouldn't shut up about all the new AI stuff
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
Unfortunately it seems to still be lacking HDR images support ( https://github.com/immich-app/immich/discussions/7262 ) if you care about that or not.
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> I don't see why CLI tools are special in any respect. Because they don't grow large or need a multi-person team. CLI tools tend to be one & done. In other words, it's saying "Zig, like C, doesn't scale well
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
Physical units to describe your scene before it hits your camera makes perfect sense. Physical units for the swapchain on the way to the display (which is where PQ enters the picture), however, does not make sense and is a bug with HD
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> You’re using different words to say the exactly same thing I was trying to say. You’re not arguing with me, you’re agreeing. Your “arbitrary brightness” means the same thing I meant by “max brightness”, because I meant max brightness a
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by kllrnohj 1y ago
> We only have the 2 kinds, one that’s relative and where 1.0 is defined to mean the max brightness (or reflectivity) of the display medium, This is just not true though. The most common relative colorspaces have 1.0 as an arbitrary user

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