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by ksec 1mo ago
Considering this is Mozilla and they were the first major organisation to call out Webp and supported JPEG via a new encoder, it does give more weight to the comparison between JPEG XL and AVIF. Prior to 2024 JXL were the better codec for i
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Nvidia Spectrum-X Ethernet Multiplane Network Architecture at Hot Chips 2026(servethehome.com)
2 points by ksec 1mo ago|0 comments
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by ksec 1mo ago
It specifically mention Human readers. Although Yes the other side of the coin doesn't have to be AI it could be any web crawler.
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Tell HN: Even HN is getting heavy traffic by AI crawlers
8 points by ksec 1mo ago|3 comments
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YouTube Format IDs(gist.github.com)
134 points by ksec 1mo ago|84 comments
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by ksec 1mo ago
I mean Open AI has the incentive and history of hyping it up. And the general rule the last 20% would take the same amount of time as they got the first 80%. But having said that, it is getting ridiculously good and plenty of people find en
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Intel Diamond Rapids the 2027 Intel Xeon at Hot Chips 2026(servethehome.com)
2 points by ksec 2mo ago|0 comments
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by ksec 2mo ago
The custom integration is pretty big in and of itself. But the most important thing is that all these ARM C1 Ultra core is accessible to everybody. And it is performing well against Apple's CPU. The old Apple does better SoC advantage
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by ksec 2mo ago
Can't wait to see this in actual product and not a development board. It fulfill some of the original promise from ARM. And the world is about to turn upside down if most of that video show are proven to be true.
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by ksec 2mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if Xiaomi intend to use this for their laptops with Windows 11 once the software ecosystem matures. Which both ARM and Qualcomm are working on. But I still believe in terms of PC usage it is all going to be Nvid
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by ksec 2mo ago
It is just the same as MediaTek Dimensity 9500. They managed 4000+ point in lab, but real world it was much closer to 3300. It is still not a bad results though. And we are about to see MediaTek Dimensity 9600 based on ARM C2-Ultra.
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by ksec 2mo ago
This is still an ARM C1-Ultra. Same one used in Mediatek dimensity 9500, which also got more than 4000 points in GB6 lab test. But actual results inside phone with smartphone cooling and wattage requirement became close to 3300. But perhaps
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by ksec 2mo ago
Does anyone know if the UNAS range uses ZFS as well or does it use BTRFS or something else? I only know their higher end enterprise range specifically said ZFS but all the others doesn't seems to mention it. And I really wish there is
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by ksec 2mo ago
802.11a is from 2000. That is 26 years ago! Has there been any major issues with them in the past 5 years?
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by ksec 2mo ago
I wish that was the case. Not something I have experienced personally.
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by ksec 2mo ago
I had to double check those figures on Sk Hynix office web site [1], and it is not a typo or wrong capital " B ". It really is 3 TB per second. I literally paused for 5 min and thought how is this even possible. [1] https:/
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by ksec 2mo ago
>and have staff at hand which could solve any solvable remaining issues like this one. They call the Home Office internal hotline, explain the issue, resolve it by manually interfering on the spot (and have a bug filed), and everyone car
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Hot Chips 2026: Applying High Bandwidth Flash (HBF)(chipsandcheese.com)
54 points by ksec 2mo ago|19 comments
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by ksec 2mo ago
In typical WiFi fashion, for all the WIFi 8 features to working perfectly and debugged we have to wait for WiFi 9 [1]. This was true with WiFi 5, WiFi 6 and WiFI 7. Unfortunately IMO WiFi router brand selection is getting increasingly small
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A historic El Nino is forming. Here's why scientists are worried [video](youtube.com)
24 points by ksec 2mo ago|2 comments
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by ksec 2mo ago
Any body want to bet which one come first, Dark Mode or Follow Users?
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by ksec 2mo ago
>multigres from supabase seems promising I have high hopes for Neki from Planetscale but then again if you are not stuck on Postgres for whatever reason, Vitess with MySQL is about as battle tested as it gets.
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At the moment: 472 gas-fired power plants are under development in the US(twitter.com)
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Hermeus, a venture-backed defense aviation company(hermeus.com)
2 points by ksec 2mo ago|0 comments
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Apple lays off 200 people across Vision Pro and Siri teams(9to5mac.com)
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Walmart launching Apple Pay support next week(9to5mac.com)
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by ksec 2mo ago
Not from the US so may be other could chime in if any info is incorrect. This is specifically Walmart. While Tap to Pay, or contactless payment in US did start much later than other part of the world, Apple Pay has help to move this forward
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by ksec 2mo ago
It is interesting not in terms of its technical capabilities or merit ( or lack of ), but what Rails will default into. Apart from Minitest, defaults in rails tends to have a large impact on its ecosystem. ( Not that I like it either, but i
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by ksec 2mo ago
So this is announcement. I was thinking if it is going to be Omarchy Server edition. But reading the names of all founding members I can see why it is worth the hype. I guess for now most people will be trying Omarchy on their old PC laptop
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by ksec 2mo ago
In about 5 years time the trend will be "Just use Beetles" for everything :P Seriously Can't wait to see this. Congrats on launching [1] Tigerbeetle Cloud. Should have submitted that as well but I thought this was more intere

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