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by luyu_wu 2y ago
My point was more so that you can upgrade 20 year old devices to Linux 6.X! You're correct though.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
And 20 years for Linux :P MacOS and iOS really are the major outliers that convince people otherwise here.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Huawei does something similar with an algorithm on their newest phones. AFAIK it's a double exposure recombination method though, not gaussian splatting, cool nonetheless!
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
It's interesting to me that capacitors and batteries are slowly converging. I'm curious which one will end up being the future. My bets are on capacitor's due to their simplicity, but it's still in the air if they'l
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Hyprland Wlroots Rewrite(blog.vaxry.net)
5 points by luyu_wu 2y ago|0 comments
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
I think you may be a few steps behind, what you're explaining is the rationale for the ST and MT individual scores. This is something all modern benchmark software has.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Hallo! That was really interesting to read through! I just wanted to clarify that by bias I mean a skew towards one side that causes scores to misalign with SPEC. In this case, this bias against high-latency ICC is one of the causes of such
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Heya! Sorry, I would've added some links but I was on mobile and still am. As I hinted at, this is mostly coming from anecdotal wisdom I've heard. The hardest evidence seems to be Apple's chips increasing more (10-20%) in GB6
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Why would you believe this? Stars collapse into black holes all the time as long as they're over the threshold mass.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
GB6 though is known (at least in the Chinese tech space) to heavily bias towards Apple chips in their synthetics.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Sanctions are pretty well known to hurt everyone in the equation. That is in the short term. We'll see what happens in the long term!
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Amusingly, America's lithography also got nowhere. As you said, ASML now dominates. Fairchild, Intel, and Global Foundries all stopped producing their own lithography machines. In that sense Japan has actually exceeded the US in terms
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Completely do not understand this play. We make money from selling consumer chips to China, possibly put backdoors in their laptops, and now we want to remove that? Makes 0 sense from an economic AND national security standpoint considering
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
The point you're missing is that it's about the future. I generally agree, but it's obvious everything becomes more RAM intensive as time goes on. Hell, even games can take more than 8 GB of purely VRam these days.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Note that performance per watt is 2x higher at both chips peak performance. This is in many ways an unfair comparison for Apple to make.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Why would it be? They announced the same for the A17 in the iPhone. Turns out it was a gimmick that caused over 11W of power draw. Raytracing is a brute force approach that cannot be optimized to the same level as rasterization. For now at
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
It's a tiny bit ignorant to even compare consumer memory to HBM. Anyone can get 1TB for their server for less than Ultra chips. The reason you go HBM is precisely because of bandwidth needs.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
As a teenager who has went to one of these in the past, I can vouch. It definetly gave me a stronger foundation that other kids which has helped me a lot with physics and other interests!
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Definetly agree! Three Body has a lot of politics as an element, which makes it all the more interesting. I just didn't like the way the reporter tried to push their own narrative. About the Netflix adaptation, I'd agree. I think
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
I've definetly seen this too, especially among younger kids raised in the cities!
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Yeah, I would agree. I think the author was trying to force a narrative too much (they were trying to compare Trisolarians coming to WHAT exactly?). To the counterpoint as well, I think much of 3-Body it was actual a motivational tale that
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
I'm happy most of the comment section is discussing Liu Cixin's works instead of this article, but having made the mistake of reading said article I have a bit of a rant. This journalist seems so intent on making everything poli
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
I think some of this is definetly due to lacking translation. The general consensus among fans is also that the first book is the least interesting, while the second and third become far better. IMO this is because the only role of the firs
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
A bit curious why you think this. How much do you think the R&D costs were?
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Moondrop MIAD 01 Launched(moondroplab.com)
1 points by luyu_wu 2y ago|0 comments
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Thanks for linking the articles...
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Thanks! This actually makes a lot of sense to me. While I'm not sure I agree with the 'guilty until proven innocent', I understand more about the motivations.
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
I've seen this point scattered throughout the thread, and it seems quite popular. I don't particularly take issue with it since market reciprocity obviously makes sense, but I'm not sure that this bill should tag itself as na
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
As a non-american (Canadian) citizen, I'm genuinely curious why this evidence can't be made public? Wouldn't that be a far better way to end this debate and un-fracture opinions?
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by luyu_wu 2y ago
Genuinely don't see them (this is the 20th post I'm on or so?) Is it further down? Also, just out of curiosity, is bots ironic or not. I don't really see any reason for a government to send literal bots to Hacker News. Pretty

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