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Time budgets still exist. This just let you do things like many layers of baked in multi texturing in places where artists had previously ran into engine constraints. Honestly, having to "make do" when your budget was full probabl
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Given that it's use is banned in most academic journals dealing with imaging/graphics, you'd be wrong. And as several journals have brought up in the banning, it's not even good at what it purports to be for these use ca
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As in most organizations that would know about it and come into contact with it.
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Well, for instance, it's the official policy of the IEEE to not allow this image in new publications. And they're far from the only journal (or set of journals) that have this policy.
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It's literally cropped pornography.
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I mean, I would take a robot to handle all of my housework. Purpose built, that probably takes the form of a humanoid robot since all of tasks it needs to do were previously designed for humanoids.
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9mo ago
They can also practically keep your phone indefinitely.
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Another thing that doesn't make sense about them is that DCs get a lot of out of physical locality. Caches become hot as different use case spin up and down during the day near their customers. If the nodes are spinning around the ear
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https://theblackwallsttimes.com/2025/05/27/elon-musks-memphi...
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Depended on what was running. As a developer you had explicit access to them, so you could use them for debugging. A lot of times, they were just running an RNG to look cool though.
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At the time, it was a type of capacitor targeting the specific voltage ranges and tolerances to be useful for a computer. It's a thing that still shows up in a web search (but is far less meaningful).
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Some apps have always been more equal than others.
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To be fair zoom did claim E2EE, with one of the ends being their servers.
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Which is a generally valid implementation of IO. For instance on the Nintendo Wii, the support processor ran its own little microkernel OS and exposed an IO API that looked like a remote filesystem (including plan 9 esque network sockets a
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The main developer was also the target of a harassment campaign from a place that has pushed other targets to straight up suicide. That took almost all of their energy for the last year and they ended up quitting.
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At the time Google was taking RAM that had failed manufacturer QA that they had gotten for cheap and sticking it on DIMMs themselves and trying to self certify them.
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Do you have any good tips on what to look out for when buying a used metallurgical microscope for looking at decapped chips? Even if not a complete set constraints, I'd appreciate some off the cuff thoughts if you have the time.
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Not for kernels.
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Wake word can be tiny. Like 10k weights and can run on an esp32 or similar with plenty of compute to spare. TinyML is a book that goes through the process of building a wake word model for such constrained environments.
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He and been way off the rails for decades before that. In fact, growing up in the very affluent part of my city, I saw a bunch of kids die using opiates to mentally escape the weird family fiefdoms where they [p/m]atriarch inexplicably
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> The United States is also a one-party state but, with typical American extravagance, they have two of them. ~ Julius Nyerere
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The claims of whataboutism to shut down any comparison are getting mine numbingly old. Particularly in cases like this which are simply continuing discussion on the existing subjects of the discussion.
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They did not publish enough API docs to write an alternative backend. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2026/01/bose-open-sources-it...
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Except the title is wrong; Bose didn't open source anything.
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Except they didn't open source anything. They just published a simple API spec to allow play/pause/next button support over http.
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Maybe in the same way Hiroshima was.
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The plan was to use Maduro's capture as the mechanism for continued exertion of control. It just didn't work.
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Maybe. I've found that dishonest bookies will commonly bet when they have insider information or some way to push the outcome in one direction. That's why the mob both employs bookies and pays boxers to throw fights.
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The bet doesn't specify that the US achieves control over Venezuela, only that they invaded with the intent to exert control over Venezuela.
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Kidnapping the president of a country is very clear intent to exert control over a country. The second "de facto" part is about the preconditions of the bet, to define what is Venezuela versus the US.
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