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by rasz 10mo ago
On the other hand turning a knob with a mouse wheel is the best interface I can think of.
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by rasz 10mo ago
My favorite is Warsaw Boutique-capsule Hostel located in the former mental asylum. Guests have no idea.
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by rasz 10mo ago
>leasing expensive shop units to students I guess snails were not available at the time https://www.theguardian.com/news/ng-interactive/2025/dec/04/... https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2
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by rasz 10mo ago
Fully loaded one way FPV drone peaks at over 1KW. Electronics is maybe 1% (excluding transmitters) of what drone uses for lift, its insignificant. Its all about availability and price. Lower nodes do not give you any price advantage.
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by rasz 10mo ago
No AI is being used to calculate trajectories :) Its good old calculus and differential equations.
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by rasz 10mo ago
AMD didnt clean room 386, nor even 486. AMD directly copied Intel microcode 100% 1:1 for 386, and later admitted to copying parts for 486 (smm? ice?). Sept. 4, 1993 LA Times article: >AMD said Friday that its “independently derived” 486
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by rasz 10mo ago
yep, thus intel going microcode and patent route.
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by rasz 10mo ago
Looks like one of those Australian World Solar Challenge EVs, but is 20 times less efficient. Whats not to love about marketing ...
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by rasz 10mo ago
TI had similar idea with TI-99/4 - running interpreted BASIC programs using BASIC written in special interpreted language (GPL) running in its own virtual machine, with actual CPU machine code executing from ram accessible thru single
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by rasz 10mo ago
I can totally see some middle managers swallowing "You get used to it, I don't even see the code, All I see is blond, brunette, redhead" sales pitch.
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by rasz 10mo ago
The answer is its not a data center. Trump watched Alex Garland's Civil War (2024), maybe even requested intelligence briefing on putin's Palace bunker.
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by rasz 10mo ago
You mean other than this being AI slop company, usage is monitoring AI slop output and author confirming blog is AI slop? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46372060
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by rasz 10mo ago
Because GPU developers started to be less lazy :) No T&L meant everything was culled, clipped, transformed and per-vertex divided (perspective, lighting) on CPU. Then you have brute force approach. Voodoo 1/2/3 doesnt employ a
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by rasz 10mo ago
Funny how people know Fabrice for all the software stuff but none of the hardware antics: played with implementing analog modem DSP in software in 1999 (linmodem is ~50-80% there, sadly never finished) probably leading to played with implem
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by rasz 10mo ago
Similar AI slop of 1960s Warsaw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7H9HraDeEw
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by rasz 10mo ago
Might be dihydrogen monoxide, you never know.
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by rasz 10mo ago
The less they sell, the bigger valuation!
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by rasz 10mo ago
Semi by hand got out of hand (HA!) in the nineties. There is simply too much work for humans (millions of transistors) so we swallow performance hit. Synthesis puts stuff together from human optimized basic building blocks. Same reason FPGA
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by rasz 10mo ago
They designed both SOC and IO boards.
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by rasz 10mo ago
Volvo EX90's Lidar Module Fries Smartphone Camera in Viral Video https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a64781017/ex90-lidar-iphon... https://www.thedrive.com/news/volvo-ex90s-lidar-sensor-wil
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by rasz 10mo ago
USB, even 3.2 doesnt support DMA mastering thus is bad for anything requiring performance. USB4 is just passing PCIE traffic and should be fine, but at that point you are paying >$150 per usb4 hub (because mobos have two at most) and &gt
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by rasz 10mo ago
PCI switches got very expensive after Broadcom bought PLX.
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by rasz 10mo ago
> Normally, this kind of project would require approximately three months for a skilled human engineer (approximately 430 hours of work). Creative marketing speak. Its most likely true in a corporate environment with a teams trying to co
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by rasz 10mo ago
Half a double edged razor blade worked ok.
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by rasz 10mo ago
Is this about the one they tried covering up with "accidental" UPS fire or a new one?
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by rasz 10mo ago
I was thinking Enemy of the State (1998) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EwZQddc3kY
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by rasz 10mo ago
True. https://www.em.muni.cz/en/student/7582-erasmus-couples-alrea... https://www.dw.com/en/eu-erasmus-gives-europe-opportunity-lo... "A study of the 27-year-old student exchange showed
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by rasz 10mo ago
>0, zero, niente, nada, rien proper discussion in the EU on WHY UK left! https://www.msn.com/en-ph/news/other/nathan-gill-s-sentencin... "Nathan Gill, a former Mormon bishop and father of seven who wa
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by rasz 10mo ago
I wonder if Volvo cancellation had something to do with videos showing Lidar permanently burning cellphone cameras.
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by rasz 10mo ago
You could say soviets did all the WW2 heavy lifting, starting with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kama_tank_school https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipetsk_fighter-pilot_school https://en.w

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