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1y ago
What will it take to have a stable society that doesn't depend on indefinite economic/population growth?
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I watched the Grok 4 video with Elon and crew last night. Elon kept making statements about what Grok would do in the next year. It hasn't invented anything yet, but it will advance technology in a year. There was some other prediction
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1y ago
I'd like to see PV added to a Ford Maverick hybrid.
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1y ago
Maybe you should ask why you're using a non-standard compiler if it's not supported. Not being part of the official standard doesn't necessarily mean it's not well supported.
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1y ago
Data centers over 100MW should build their own power plants. This is not unheard of in other industries. It's on-site so doesn't require infrastructure upgrades either.
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1y ago
... check all the boxes. It still fulfills its purpose ... No, you can't pass 300,000 a day when they have to slow down for that turn.
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1y ago
One of the design goals (a constraint if you will) was to pass 300,000 people a day. You gotta move fast for that, and there's no way to take that turn at any kind of speed. So it fails at its primary purpose. BTW It's not uncommo
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1y ago
>> Flix is a principled effect-oriented functional, imperative, and logic programming language... >> Why Effects? Effect systems represent the next major evolution in statically typed programming languages. By explicitly modelin
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>> Fab business has always had companies leapfrogging each other, it turns out the worst sin is not trying. GloFo's greedy investors chose to bury the business in the ground for their short term profits. Name company making chips
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>> Suddenly another company that has (old?) fabs and a cpu design team in-house Glo-flo is leading edge for anyone without EUV.
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A custom doom renderer could produce edge lines directly. Maybe. Worst case you could render each surface a different solid color and the do edge detection / line conversion. Sprites as they point out should get separate handling. Vect
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1y ago
>> Making CLs in the editor takes me a few hours. Getting them in the system takes days and sometimes weeks. You just need an AI agent to shepherd it through the slow process for you while you work on something else!
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>> The real issue that needs to be solved is that we need to make health care accessible to everybody, regardless of wealth or income. Good therapists are IMHO hard to come by. Pulling out serious deep rooted problems is very hard and
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1y ago
Not sure why they author wants to tell the world xxx org had a business logic vulnerability and I found it. The rest was OK, but why the need to talk about that type of vulnerability? It's a one-off. Also, making the existence of it pu
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1y ago
I think knitting looks monotonous, but I can see the appeal.
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1y ago
Does it play well with Android Auto? My OSM app doesn't display on the car screen unless I keep the app open and make sure the phone screen doesn't go dark. It's nice when it works, but its harder than it should be to get it
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1y ago
>> For bus lanes, I just checked and they're all correctly marked in my city. Seems they are missing in yours, sadly. Fortunately OSM can be edited by users. Updating the lanes in your city is something you can do. I'm not s
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1y ago
Click on of the following links: See our latest news request a catalog Read the latest board minutes Product documentation email us with questions about our website Call us So a little indicator that these are links without "click here
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1y ago
Why not link to the original article here: https://www.tomsguide.com/gaming/playstation/sonys-mark-cern...
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1y ago
>> Huawei was going to work on GPUs anyway, SMIC was going to fab chips anyway. Sure, but China has started dumping a lot of money into competing with ASML as a result of the sanctions. And no, they are not going the super complicat
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1y ago
Google AI response says this for compressed size of wikipedia: "The English Wikipedia, when compressed, currently occupies approximately 24 GB of storage space without media files. This compressed size represents the current revisions
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1y ago
And if every link is just "Amaya" without verbs you can't tell what's what. So I think "get Amaya" and "go to the Amaya website" are rather fine. Also poor form is to have your download button on gith
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1y ago
Yes. That's what I meant.
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1y ago
In the links you posted (2 comments up) there is a PID controller. Out of the difference block the signal splits 3 ways. In Simulink that junction would just be a round dot where the lines meet. In most diagram editors that junction would p
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Years ago I was making a diagram editor with the intent of doing code generation from diagrams (like simulink, not stateflow). I started with splines for the connections and decided straight lines and junctions would be better for complex d
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This is why I enjoy calling AI "autocomplete" when people make big claims about it - because that's where it came from and exactly what it is.
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1y ago
There's something wrong if you're using Jtag on a field unit. In my experience, once a chip is up and running we implement higher level communication and debug methods.
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I'm wondering if cache is due for a one time doubling of line length. Apple did it, but they seem to be unique in that.
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>> Realistic AI video generation will put us firmly in a post-truth era. Verifiable authenticity might just be the next big thing.
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>> chose the path of "professional pilot, hobbyist engineer" over the alternative of "professional engineer, hobbyist pilot" Both pay well for a job, but as a hobby the costs are very different ;-)
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