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by pantalaimon 6mo ago
If NATO still exists by then.
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by pantalaimon 6mo ago
It's ridiculous that the German government now has to officially state "Please ignore the letter of the law, we didn't mean it that way."
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by pantalaimon 6mo ago
I thought RK3588 had pretty good mainline support, what's the issue with this board?
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by pantalaimon 6mo ago
Same with Ic - Ich
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by pantalaimon 6mo ago
It's pretty annoying that you need vendor specific APIs and a large vendor specific stack to do anything with those NPUs. This way software adoption will be very limited.
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by pantalaimon 6mo ago
I don't know anyone who goes through the trouble to spoof their user agent and I know plenty Linux users.
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by pantalaimon 7mo ago
> even Germany stated recently that closing down their Nuclear Plants was a big mistake Well that's because we have a new government, CDU was always in favor of nuclear power.
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by pantalaimon 7mo ago
i686 builds even faster
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by pantalaimon 7mo ago
T2 manages to do it https://t2linux.com/
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by pantalaimon 7mo ago
They did get rid of the delay slots and some other MIPS oddities
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by pantalaimon 7mo ago
> segment leaders can simply use their capital to prevent challengers instead of competing on product/service quality This is done through regulations. If you are the market leader, you have the resources to comply with new bureaucr
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by pantalaimon 7mo ago
The Mac studio also comes with up to 512GiB RAM. The PS5 only has 8GiB.
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by pantalaimon 7mo ago
All operators run on DB infrastructure. I recently experienced this with CD from Karlovy Vary to Berlin. It was snowing that day and inside of the Czech Republic I was enjoying the scenic view of the Egerland without any delays. But as soon
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by pantalaimon 7mo ago
The problem is the infrastructure. There is already the Generalsanierung under way, it will take a decade and secure the status quo. A lot of delays are due to rail corridors being at capacity, but overboarding bureaucracy makes any improv
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
I'm sure it could generate a decent device tree
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PostmarketOS in 2026-02: generic kernels, bans use of generative AI(postmarketos.org)
85 points by pantalaimon 8mo ago|104 comments
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
People still speak German in South Tyrol even though it's part of Italy since 1919.
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
The US also did annex large parts of what used to be Mexico in the 19th century, so you don't even technically have so be an immigrant to speak Spanish
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
> Russian is another “difficult” language, but all the satellite nations had no problem picking it up. Russian is not more difficult than English and a lot of the satellite states were speaking other Slavic languages. If you already spea
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
I would envision to see some more GPU drivers from Chinese companies like MooreThreads
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
> but there’s no real way to coordinate that in society from the top down without being authoritarian. PR comes to mind. They managed to convince millions of people that smoking is 'cool', we just need another Bernays to do th
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
You often have a radio clock source like DCF77 that all those radio controlled clocks use
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
Quake and Doom sure come to mind
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
C is not a subset of C++, there are some subtle things you can do in C that are not valid C++
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
Same that happens with Starlink satellites that are obsolete or exhausted their fuel - they burn up in the atmosphere.
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
> You could argue that it doesn't really count though because it was only turing complete in theory Then you have to also count the Z3 which predates the Colossus by 2 years. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z3
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
But there are no clouds in space and with the right orbit they are always facing the sun
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
Starlink already solved those problems, they do 200 GBit/s via laser between satellites. And for data centers, the satellite wouldn't be as far apart as starlight satellites, they would be quite close instead.
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
If that happens you disable that CUDA core. If you GPU is too damaged, you deorbit the satellite.
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by pantalaimon 8mo ago
That's the price before Starship which would be the prerequisite for this whole project.

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