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by phh 3y ago
Well, I have the first model of laptops using nVidia Arm chip, it's called Toshiba AC100, and rocked a nVidia Tegra 2 in 2010. It launched with Android, but I helped put GNU/Linux on it (got my first mainline author-ship with it),
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by phh 3y ago
Issue is not dev cost, it's existing ecosystem. To drive a smartwatch ("smart" as in running a smartphone OS giving it 2 days battery life tops)[0], you need a full already existing ecosystem, so either iOS or Google/And
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by phh 3y ago
Yeah it's a bit weird to see the difference. > Also, ExecuTorch does not rely on TorchScript, and instead leverages PyTorch 2 compiler and export functionality for on-device execution of PyTorch models. I think this is the major cha
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by phh 3y ago
Those mini-suite definitely look pretty cool. I'm usually not a fan of sleeping in the same place of strangers (even with friends it's hard), but those mini-cabines look great.
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by phh 3y ago
> I just wish they were more financially competitive. I'm doing Paris <=> Wien, and it was financially competitive to airplanes. 100€/person/way (ok cheapest seat rate, that's probably very uncomfortable... I&#x
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by phh 3y ago
So this should be it for trying to regulate theft, right? If you can open a window without any tool other than your own body. It doesn't seem like it's possible to stop thefts without a totalitarian surveillance state (and barely
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by phh 3y ago
Based on your comment, it seems you're assuming the people writing the standard don't intent to step on patents, but that's wrong. Patents on standards is largely how standards are financed, by company who will then recoup th
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by phh 3y ago
Having dedicated code path for 911 is literally the problem. It makes it legally almost impossible to test in many countries (since in many countries you're not allowed to dial 911 if you don't have an emergency)
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by phh 3y ago
> * Isn't the US the great bastion of the free market, rugged capitalism, entrepreneurial spirit etc etc etc? I mean at least that's what I see all the people on here claiming vis-a-vis why SV is better than everyone else. I&#x
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by phh 3y ago
In India on TVs, (where people use 4g to watch content) Google added a data saver mode in Android TV. They just shape the trafic down (to 500kBps iirc?). I guess that was easier than trying to convince app developers to reduce their data us
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by phh 3y ago
I just don't understand the meaning of this, and thus I have a hard time not seeing malice in this. I manage RMA for consumer electronics, and we don't do any shit like that. We just have a factory test firmware that is signed by
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by phh 3y ago
Google pays gregkh to make LTS (not all LTS are made by him though), and he works mainline first, so it's already working that way
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by phh 3y ago
FWIW, I don't have numbers, but Horizon Europe is both a research funding scheme and an industry innovation funding scheme. https://research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/funding/funding... says "This is 70% of
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by phh 3y ago
Possibly it's the author removing them at the first one star rating to keep their author score high?
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by phh 3y ago
> It's clear at this point that acquisition didn't work and the companies were incompatible with each other on basically every level. I agree that the companies look largely incompatible, but it looks like it does work? An acq
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by phh 3y ago
> Oh, so then you are ok with those companies offering those placebos for immense prices and the insurance (aka the people) paying for that? The price isn't immense though... We're speaking of like 3€ for a month of "treat
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by phh 3y ago
(As a french) I argue that it's better for physicians to have a way out to not give anything active to the patient who is adament they need a drug for their flu to be over faster. Also, placebo effect do work.
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by phh 3y ago
> I would rather force companies to release schematics, specifications and documentations after, say 3 years On top of that I would had that this documentation must have been released to an escrow before being releasing the product (many
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by phh 3y ago
As the original comment mention, this issues doesn't exist on Linux because the FS is inode based. The file content will be removed only when the last user has been removed.
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by phh 3y ago
Thanks for the complementary infos. YCbCr420 (which you can't just mux on the channels directly?) dates back to HDMI 1.4 though
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by phh 3y ago
> - Initialising the DRAM controller and sizing memory Hum I don't really understand that one. Based on the article I understood that the code before SBI was directly bootrom, and usually bootrom doesn't init DRAM (at least tha
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by phh 3y ago
Sadly the issue with this is that you can offset both the cost and the carbon impact in just few years. (I say sadly because of course I'd much rather people would reuse than put working hardware to trash)
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by phh 3y ago
Based on what you said, you didn't actually look at HDMI protocol, only the protocol exposed to your HDMI encoder chip. You could have such a protocol on Thunderbolt 3 encoder chip. FWIW, yes HDMI is still pretty simple, but not as sim
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by phh 3y ago
Assuming you're not just following the water flow, you should also be able to have an under-water turbine to generate even more water than you could with a wind turbine. (technically that power would still come from the wind, but from
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by phh 3y ago
It's carbon neutral on the order of magnitude of a century. If we were to plant a forest in the Sahara, it'll largely be net positive capture for at least 3 decades, and then we'll be able to replace coal with that wood, maki
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by phh 3y ago
Yup you're right. Thanks for correcting me.
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by phh 3y ago
My biggest gripe against the title of the poll "Climate or economic growth?" is the underlying assumption that economic growth comes with comfort growth. Going from oil heating to heat pumps will decrease GDP while improving comfo
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by phh 3y ago
> Sony Xperia X Compact You can run custom ROM on it (the suupport is provided by Sony themselves), though maybe you need to actually build it yourself (which yeah not great, but you don't have to write the drivers, the build script
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by phh 3y ago
Uh, that doesn't make sense to me. Could you provide some details? The point of SIM card is that there is no user-controlled software in the path between SIM card and antenna. So if the pipe from SIM to antenna was secure before custom
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by phh 3y ago
I don't get it. Why are they using such a complicated infrastructure for something that can just be a static file polled by devices? Let's get nifty and maybe have a small php intermediary for slow roll. Assuming 10M devices, 24h

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