mrheosuper

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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
>to get me the best price How do you know it's the best price ?
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
If i suddenly travel to 1500s i would also be considered genius(in some way)
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
>your intellectual property Which already comes from Claude itself. Clearly, they don't want to train on their own product.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
Interesting, back in the day, I upgraded my phone because the new one can do something that the old one can't. I upgrade from dumb brick phone to 3G-capable nokia, then to touch screen smartphone, then touchscreen with LTE, then one wi
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
It's not about features, i believe i am not that advance user. It's just different from the RTOS i used to work on. Most of exist C RTOS work quite similar(FreeRTOS, Zephyr, ThreadX), the difference is mostly in API and Software s
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
The photo is AI-generated (or edited, or fake, whatever you choose), here is a proof: https://www.gizchina.com/xiaomi-phones/xiaomis-supermoon-mod... It mistaken turning the sun into the moon.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
I assume the signing key is different from each camera unit(not only model), so if a picture of you winning lottery in US capture by a camera sold to someone in Thailand, it would be extreme unlikely to be real.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
But your average joe won't "setup custom clipboard monitor to auto clip out whitespace". That's why Gemini still include its logo into generated picture even if it's trivial to crop it out
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
I wanted to switch to Rust for new embedded project. I was looking for native RTOS, and embassy came up. But i always feel like it's hacky to me. What i want is RTOS that is similar to FreeRTOS or Zephyr.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
How would it handle kernel/user space if everything runs inside ISR context ?
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
>AI needs a system that can tell whether decisions are good or not. So they need someone to review AI output huh?
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
it's hard to convince people to past over bambu when the alternative is either: Crappier (Ender, Creality), or much more expensive (Prusa).
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
>slightly more I wouldn't say "50%" is slightly more.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
I blame the other 3d printer makers: Anycubic, Ender, Creality, etc. Bambulab is far from the first player enter the market, or even the "budget" segment, but they still somehow captured it. Only till recently the others begin off
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
> That's immensely more upgradable This is the exactly reason.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
It can fit into 16GB macbook ?
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
To me, "consumer item" is when i don't have to contact sale people for price.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
There are some news about AI/LLM progress rate flattening out: People uses the cheaper model more than better model. Some AI startup in Chinese lose half of value.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
Each connector will introduce "insertion loss" to the chain, eating into your signal integrity budget. The SO DIMM Ram slot, which is designed, idk, 30 years ago? is not really capable of handling the frequency we are targeting (c
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
>Computers are never "future proof". Till now. My thinkpad t14g1 with 16gb ram somehow still relevant today.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
i'm not kernel dev, but i've heard the folk at kernel always try to maintain a stable API so as not to break backward compatible, is this the case here ?
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
>The trick = nearest squad date → leftover → walk from the Doomsday. When i do the 31/OCT, the solution show 10/10 as nearest squadday, i though 11/7 is the nearest ?
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
It won't be cheap for sure. If you just want 1 for personal project, better to buy of the shell eink monitor(i remember dasung has one) and gut it.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
>to the breath which will be on autopilot until you take control over it Thank you for making me breath manually.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
In my comment yesterday i mentioned about "inline autocomplete" is the best way to use LLM in coding, you still lay the foundation, meanwhile the LLM follows you and finish the detail. You are step-locking with the LLM.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
That's why cannibalism was so popular back in the day.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
It's already flattening out. The rate of progress is much faster in 90-00s then now.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
The air m4 is really the best sub-thousand-dollar laptop.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
Everyone has to start somewhere, they achieve better performance than Tensor CPU on Pixel, to me that's an achievement.
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by mrheosuper 2mo ago
it's 6 Year old blog, apple has improved a lot with ST, i argue that it's even more than Intel and AMD in the same timeframe.

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