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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Shoutout to Arya who imo has written some of the most interesting articles on Hackaday. Was really interesting to read through!
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Have you looked at ZLUDA? Edit: Or HIPIFY, a tool made by AMD as a translation for CUDA. https://github.com/ROCm/HIPIFY/blob/amd-staging/README.md
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Woops, I think "(better)" came off as far too harsh! I love komorebi a lot too, but ultimately it's held back by what Windows allows IMO.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
The issue is that Windows API is completely incompatible with Linux unfortunately! This wouldn't even be runnable under Wine. That being said, as my siblings have mentioned, Linux has many (better) tiling managers. For instance Sway an
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
They do (or did for some time).
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Said customers who care about privacy would therefore continue to use the App Store.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
I'm a bit confused? Most security issues can be solved with microcode updates, kernel-level mitigations, or compilation level mitigations? I'm not exactly sure why this is as big of an issue as you make it sound? Realistically, an
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
GPL would theoretically force ME to open its source code.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
I'm curious if this is actually true, considering various ARM MCUs and SOCs seem to dominate in quantity. Considering these largely run some sort of Linux or RTOS, I'd be curious to see if MINIX or Linux is more widespread?
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
It sounds like you have anecdotal evidence from a bad side of academia. I also have many friends in academia across NA and Asia and have an impression closer to parent's.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Sounds almost like WW1, one might say ;)
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
IMO the issue is that we used his convention even after we realized he was wrong. As a student, this trips me up immeasurably, especially after learning non-symmetric circuits.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Well, I think it's reactions are definetly "hostile" to be fair. Could you cite some sources by the way? Huawei, iirc, has/had one of the largest R&D funding among companies worldwide? I also thought the US banned th
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Unfortunately, Huawei's efforts with english documentation fell off severely after the sanctions... A symptom of their loss of interest in the foreign markets (look at EMUI for instance). That being said, there'll probably be more
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Intense TLP optimizations do most of the work! There's a lot of threads regarding optimization on the community forum too! Otherwise: - Keep all expansion cards as USB-C - Do what powertop tells you to do (watchdogs, autosuspend) - Ru
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
This is heavily outdated. Dimensity 9300 is ahead of both SNDG3 and A17 in MC benchmarks. The GPU is highly competitive too. It's somewhat laughable to compare it to Exynos :)
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
First gen Framework (11th gen) here. It's different your experience is from mine. I get typically 8-10 hours (more than enough for a full school day) on my laptop, although I have done numerous power optimizations.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Just a random thought, it's amazing how competitive a startup can be when compared to a company that has orders of magnitude more R&D funds! Tradtionally, I would think hardware products would have a relatively large moat!
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Killing other people is significantly different from killing oneself.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Looks like a DJI Agras model to me! Amusing considering the recent news regarding DJI being banned.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
I know there's quite a big community that buys almost purely old ThinkPads for their Coreboot support and lack of Intel ME/MSFT Pluton. Considering the processors in those chips are almost 20 years old now, this RISC-V chip may ac
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Parent of parent explained the premise of the video correctly. For someone who's complaining about the parent not watching the video, it really comes off as you having not even watched the video.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
As a the child of 2 astrophysicists, I can affirm. This guy is most well known for generating the academia equivalent of clickbait (popular science).
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
This is Dennard's scaling.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
VanillaOS would be another great example (arguably cooler than silverblue imo).
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
That's 6400 Mbps/line. Typically we have a 128-wide memory bus (2x64) if I remember correctly. Apple gets it's significantly higher bandwith through having a huge bus width (a tactic HBM also employs), something Lunar Lake se
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Interestingly, the population has only decreased by about 1%. It's amazing how such a seemingly small change can have such a large effect.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
It's not like Windows is any less haphazard (if not more)! I think you'd be stunned by the OOTB experience of distros meant for newcomers （Fedora or Vanilla come to mind).
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
This comment seems unnecessarily brutal and reads like it is written by someone who knows nothing about Linux. If anything, keep your mind open and never say never.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
If the data is ananomous (as it should in all telemetry), this is less of a concern. But yeah, it's definitely concerning to see more incentive for data collection beyond ad targeting.

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