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by nsteel 1y ago
There are plugins allowing you to sync via other means (for free). I don't know how the author fails to realise/mention this. I've been using Remotely Save with WebDAV or years without issue. And the notes are all just markdo
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by nsteel 1y ago
I don't think this is about simulation. Python requires an additional DSL layer in order to express parallelism. I've personally no interest in learning that, or anything like that stuck on top some other language that's simi
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by nsteel 1y ago
I can't even get simple code generation to work for VHDL. It just gives me garbage that does not compile. I have to assume this is not the case for the majority of people using more popular languages? Is this because the training data
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by nsteel 1y ago
Imagine if this was all automated, even scripted, so even kiddies could do it, or others with almost zero security knowledge. I'd really, really like to think most of us don't follow this terrible security practice based on a bad
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by nsteel 1y ago
In my personal experience, OpenBSD going against the RFC and being different to everyone else has made more headaches for me.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Yes, but only a little. Read the paper (or just search for "temperature") to see details.
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by nsteel 1y ago
And as mentioned in a comment elsewhere, LPDDR6-PIM is coming along too https://wccftech.com/samsung-collaborates-with-sk-hynix-in-p... We'll see that before anything built around HBM or GDDR.
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by nsteel 1y ago
This research requires a custom memory controller that's doing "weird" things, the CPU isn't really getting involved here. It's very different compared to row hammer in my opinion. If you have a custom memory contro
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by nsteel 1y ago
I don't get it, what's the joke?
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by nsteel 1y ago
They handle many clients but they absolutely do not play in sync. That's never a requirement for them and I'm not aware of any web radio protocol supporting that feature. Web radio is not the right solution for a silent disco type
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by nsteel 1y ago
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/super-charging-the-git...
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by nsteel 1y ago
Snapcast has a webapp and a native android client. Although I'm not sure how well it handles many, many clients. In theory, if all on the same WiFi they should all play in sync like a silent disco (at least for those not using Bluetoo
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by nsteel 1y ago
I'd not heard of controld before. I was going to ask what's the benefit over pihole but I think they've got it covered at https://controld.com/blog/controld-vs-pihole/ > Works Everywhere - Contro
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by nsteel 1y ago
I did actually look a bit harder before I commented, I'm aware of how the media works. "Unleashing American Energy" pauses (cancels) all the "Green New Deal" programs as stated in the article. There was supposedly
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by nsteel 1y ago
Maybe this has already been discussed elsewhere on hn but surely this is the scariest part: > U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy wants to stop funding “active” transportation projects such as sidewalks The powers in t
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by nsteel 1y ago
> I'll never understand the cognitive dissonance of "conditionally free" I don't think I understand. You don't understand how something can only sometimes be free? Like, free parking only on weekends? Free entry
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by nsteel 1y ago
I'm certain they don't check every brick. In the same way I shouldn't have to check simple maths. Today's "AI" can't even reliably add two numbers, it's ridiculous.
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by nsteel 1y ago
The scary thing is while a construction labourer knows how to properly lay bricks, an AI's output is reliably unreliable. Does the foreman have to go round checking every little thing on the site? That would be a waste of time. Using t
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by nsteel 1y ago
I agree. In the exact same way that hyperscalers now build some of their own network stuff, they still buy an absolute boat load from traditional (specialist) vendors.
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by nsteel 1y ago
Elsewhere the author does mention the title might change, this is a work in progress. For what it's worth, the title made sense to me. > Several books on artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning (DL) have been published over t
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by nsteel 2y ago
> I don't browse any music forums and so apart from my favourite bands, I have no idea on when artists I like release new albums and would not encounter them on a self hosted solution, Music Brainz provides this at https:/&#x2
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by nsteel 2y ago
Assuming there's last.fm/listenbrainz reporting plugins for Jellyfun, then both those services will provide recommendations based on what you have listened to. Maybe not as good as Spotify's but it's something. https:&#
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by nsteel 2y ago
Isn't just typing the slash at the end enough to avoid it searching? e.g. mything/
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by nsteel 2y ago
You were right in this context. They have previously partnered with Broadcom to make their TPUs, rather than work directly with TSMC. But I read it's actually Mediatek instead for this generation.
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by nsteel 2y ago
> most workloads would be nearest-neighbor Thank you very much, that is the piece of the puzzle I was missing. Naively, it still seems (to me) far more hops for a 3d torus than a regular multi-level switch when you've got many thous
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by nsteel 2y ago
I think the last 6 years have shown how shakey electronics supply chains are. One factory in the US isn't going to come close to avoiding chaos.
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by nsteel 2y ago
There's been some talk/rumour of next-gen HBMs having some compute capability on the base die. But again, not what they're doing here, this is regular HBM3/HBM3e. https://semiengineering.com/speeding-down
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by nsteel 2y ago
Wouldn't a 3d torus network have horrible performance with 9,216 nodes? And really horrible latency? I'd have assumed traditional spine-leaf would do better. But I must be wrong as they're claiming their latency is great here
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by nsteel 2y ago
Wouldn't such a public statement be enough to ruin their argument in the lawsuit against WB? > Village Roadshow complained that the Burbank studio’s pivot away from an exclusive theatrical release had destroyed the value of a key fr
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by nsteel 2y ago
Yes, sorry, that 2nd part of the comment belonged in another thread here.

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