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BIO – The Bao I/O Co-Processor(crowdsupply.com)
1 points by monocasa 7mo ago|0 comments
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Oh, absolutely. Straight up soviet style cloning of masks makes no sense for multitude of reasons. In addition to what you've said, China isn't banned from N7 class Nvidia architectures so could just buy those on the open market
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by monocasa 7mo ago
They have done a bit of this. SMIC is basically operating off of a cloned TSMC N7 node that they have since iterated on to get to a 5nm class node.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
They definitely are using Nvidia. Part of deepseek's special sauce was using an "undocumented" ptx instruction to get a cute microoptimization with the memory hierarchy. https://youtube.com/watch?v=iEda8_Mvvo
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Did they originally say it was a grain of rice Ethernet module? I thought it was supposed to be an incredibly tiny micro sitting on the bmc's boot flash to break inject vulnerabilities.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
I thought the point was an extra chip in the place of a pull up resistor or something that would edit the firmware image as it made its way across the bus, so you wouldn't see the modifications even if you pulled the flash chip and rea
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by monocasa 7mo ago
It literally crushed economies and guided international monetary policy for at least a decade. There's a reason why it's one of the only economic papers that has its own wiki page.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Well, also had other pen testers come forward saying that they had found implants on supermicro servers and had talked to federal authorities who had said it was a known relatively large issue they were trying to get a handle on while keepi
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by monocasa 7mo ago
They can given enough time. But there's a distinct time/value of investment equation with the current AI boom. The jury is at best still out on what that equation is for the goals of capital (it's increasingly looking like t
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by monocasa 7mo ago
AMD has previously used neural net predictors. https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~lin/papers/tocs02.pdf
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Depends on the field. One of the most influential papers in economics was found to be incorrectly constructed with signs pointing to just straight up fraud. Basically it didn't include data that it said it did, which when included re
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by monocasa 7mo ago
When I point out that Apple listened to the Chinese government and removed apps that protestors were using to communicate during the Hong Kong protests, they seem to get it.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Eh, it was considered user programmable and generally came blank from the vendor.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Or diode matrix ROMs were pretty popular as well. Electrically, essentially what happens in most mask ROMs, but as a circuit board that allowed you to solder in a diode or not in each bit location in order to specify a 1 or a 0.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Games themselves ran in 32 bit mode. The difference is that on PowerPC, 32bit mode on 64bit processors (clearing the SF bit in the MSR) is just enabling a hardware 32bit mask on the effective address before it gets translated into a virtual
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by monocasa 7mo ago
They absolutely do. Anything you can get from data brokers doesn't require a warrant.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
That doesn't factor into it, because the tariffs, bans, etc they were trying to circumvent weren't dependent on the software shipping with the device in that case, nor the separate price of the software, nor were they even necessa
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by monocasa 7mo ago
The 360 and PS3 also ran like the N64. On PowerPC, 32 bit mode on a 64 bit processor just enables a 32 bit mask on effective addresses. All of the rest is still there line the upper halves of GPRs and the instructions like ldd.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
They would have started designing the systems in 2003, and one of the first choices is CPU partner. Do you trust the new line of CPUs that just launched that year?
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by monocasa 7mo ago
There were different customs for different countries targetted with different tactics. Ya basic was only one front in that war.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
The marketing win of being able to say "these are so poweful, the military literally uses them in supercomputers" certainly more than makes up for a hundredth of a percent of consoles having a zero attach rate.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Parts of the 360 did. The hypervisor ran in 64bit mode, and use multiple simultaneous mirrors of physical address space with different security properties as part of its security model.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Yeah, it was the transition to RoHS.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
That's a hard thing to have introspection in as just about every productive source of food probably has some government support. Just about everywhere has understood "bread and circuses" and "let them eat cake" to t
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by monocasa 7mo ago
A politician can rarely enact laws alone, and the above issues typically apply to enough politicians at a time to make having a quorum difficult.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
These are trits, which provide their own efficiencies. Interestingly, a trit x float multiplier is cheaper than a trit x integer multiplier in hardware if you're willing to ignore things like NaNs. 0 and 1 are trivial, just a mux for i
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Not according to Ex parte Garland (1866). > 9. The power of pardon conferred by the Constitution upon the President is unlimited except in cases of impeachment. It extends to every offence known to the law, and may be exercised at any ti
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by monocasa 7mo ago
I mean, this would be perfect for the key provisioning portions of widevine or bluray.
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by monocasa 7mo ago
Did you see that it's an rpi pico, which doesn't really run OSes in the traditional sense?
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by monocasa 8mo ago
And the F35 comes with tons of contract terms in favor of the manufacturer. Like I've heard about how planes have been grounded because although an air base has the parts and mechanics rated to perform the repair on site, the servicin

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