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by piskov 10mo ago
The main point is that it will not be an nvidia’s monopoly for too long.
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by piskov 10mo ago
And where do you think he’s wrong in that post?
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by piskov 10mo ago
Huawei
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by piskov 10mo ago
Because this is exactly the demonstration of abstraction: the same stuff allows direct gpu communication so that even mac nvidia thing is possible. It is not tied to nvidia as well. This is the power of tinygrad
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by piskov 10mo ago
He’s no delusional: https://x.com/__tinygrad__/status/1983476594850283820 However, I would say you are wrong about it being only smoke
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by piskov 10mo ago
Can you show any other thing that runs nvidia gpu under m-series macs?
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by piskov 10mo ago
Stuff like tinygrad will change this. Geohot already made nvidia run on macs via thunderbolt. Also: https://x.com/__tinygrad__/status/1983469817895198783
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by piskov 10mo ago
There is still Modular
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by piskov 10mo ago
Do yourself a favour and use typography layout https://ilyabirman.net/typography-layout/
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by piskov 10mo ago
Ah, for a second I hoped it is another novel. If you haven’t read “There is no antimemetics division”, do it now. Easily one of the top science fiction out there. However buy the Penguin books 2025 edition, not the self-published free one —
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by piskov 10mo ago
> replacing a stick of ram How often does your RAM fail you?
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by piskov 10mo ago
Now tell me a model which has this given that OLEDs are here since iPhone X Hint: the only one was released in a year that ends with 25
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by piskov 10mo ago
Given Microsoft’s track record, come back in a few years and see if it still lives. > It brings together and extends ideas from Semantic Kernel and AutoGen projects, combining their strengths while adding new capabilities … and giving a
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by piskov 10mo ago
OLED phones are bad because of flicker
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by piskov 10mo ago
Don’t assume something you cannot prove. It was great writing
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by piskov 10mo ago
Seems like chicken and the egg problem: https://www.migrationpolicy.org/article/discrimination-chine... https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg78xng04xo https://www.insidehighered.
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by piskov 10mo ago
I am still waiting for someone to fund some open-source github projects instead of some new library or museum in their name.
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by piskov 10mo ago
There was already an article of how this thing is just ain’t gonna happen: https://taranis.ie/datacenters-in-space-are-a-terrible-horri... — If I were to guess, my first bet would be grand PR damage control for all the Mexi
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by piskov 10mo ago
“Smart” is useful in many ways: — you get notification on a phone when water is low; — you can set automations for stuff like lower speed (noise) at night; — make it turn off once the desired humidity is reached based on the other sensor (i
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by piskov 10mo ago
Can’t do that in the city :-)
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by piskov 10mo ago
I’m not sure that has a performance of 0.3L per hour (needed when it’s real cold outside). But any thing beats nothing, I guess. Kudos to you
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by piskov 10mo ago
Chinese I’ve mentioned blew Ventra out of the water. I’ve been using humidifiers for the last 15 years and switched to smartme around 5 or something like that (liked the idea of auto speed and was tired of aged squickness after many years o
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by piskov 10mo ago
Water evaporates alomost completely and is changed daily (I rinse both container and disks in the tub with high-pressure mode from showerhead), so I don’t think any contamination is likely. Been doing this for years.
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by piskov 10mo ago
I just switched to evaporative ones like smartmi I’ve mentioned.
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by piskov 10mo ago
Depends whether you want that stuff in kidneys and what have you. Bigger particles are known to irritate the lungs and even cause asthma (google or ask gpt)
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by piskov 10mo ago
I’ve run dyson ultrasonic humidifiers for a few years. The whole appartment was in white dust. Especially evident on some black leather bags in the wardrobe.
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by piskov 10mo ago
Last time I checked (brought my sensor to the office to one room with ultrasonic) it showed 101/105 ug/m3 for pm2.5/pm10 In the next room (where there were none) it was 6. Depends on the water, I guess.
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by piskov 10mo ago
You don’t need to connect it — works completely offline. Also no consumable parts there: just plastic disks which you clean with couple of spoons of citric acid dissolved in water from time to time.
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by piskov 10mo ago
Geohotz stuff anyone can run today
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by piskov 10mo ago
On a tangent note: don’t use ultrasonic humidifiers. Unless distilled water is used, they create a shit-ton of pm2.5 particles. Use evaporative humidifiers (just disks with myriads of small notches for water to cling on and a fan): https:&

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