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It is a connector. None of the connectors inside a PC have those. They could add them to the circuitry on the PCB side of the connector, but that is entirely separate from the connector. That said, the industry seems to be moving to adding
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1y ago
The guy accuses Nvidia of not doing anything about that problem, but ignored that they did with the 12V-2x6 connector, which as far as I can tell, has had far fewer issues.
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> The RTX 50 series are the second generation of NVIDIA cards to use the 12VHPWR connector. This is wrong. The 50 series uses 12V-2x6, not 12VHPWR. The 30 series was the first to use 12VHPR. The 40 series was the second to use 12VHPWR an
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1y ago
Mistral Small 3.2 has a 131072 token context window.
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1y ago
Llama 3 had a 8192 token context window. Llama 3.1 increased it to 131072.
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1y ago
I had the same thought about haiku 3.5. They claimed it was due to the model being more capable, which basically means that they raised the price because they could. Then there is Poe with its pricing games. Prices at Poe have been going up
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1y ago
That talk predates the death of SRAM scaling. I will not bother wasting my time watching a video that is out of date. That said, you should read that I did not say Moore’s Law was entirely dead. It is dead for SRAM and IO logic, but is stil
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1y ago
Did you forget that on the N64, load times were near instantaneous?
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1y ago
This is the result of an industry wide problem where technology just is not moving forward as quickly as it used to move. Dennard scaling is dead. Moore’s law is also dead for SRAM and IO logic. It is barely clinging to life for compute log
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1y ago
What happens when Google starts using the data scrapped by its search engine crawlers for AI training? What prevents another crawler from impersonating one that is part of this program and getting someone else to pay? What happens when peop
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1y ago
C is a composition of what you describe as separate languages. They are both parts of C. That is why we call unpreprocessed code C code.
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1y ago
Pragmatically, the only C compiler that matters for what is or is not C is the one you are using.
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1y ago
It is part of the C standard. Whether it is part of a separate binary is an implementation choice.
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1y ago
If the C compiler accepts it, it is C.
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1y ago
uint64_t data[] in level 2 violates the strict aliasing rule. Use the char type instead to avoid the violation.
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1y ago
Was he unaware of regex.h? https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man3/regcomp.3p.html
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1y ago
If you search the titles online, you can read the Apple News+ articles for free at places like msn, which makes it strange that they try to paywall them in the Stocks application. :/
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1y ago
I had the same thought, only to read the detail about the train being empty on the return trip, which would make this feasible. If they devise a grid tie system using a third rail to receive/transmit power, they could avoid placing a b
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1y ago
How much of it there is is tangential to whether it is last generation.
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1y ago
They do: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-9070-xt.c422...
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1y ago
AMD uses GDDR6 on their current generation cards: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-9070-xt.c422... Intel does too.
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1y ago
Why did I not see any complaints when AMD used GDDR6 on their current generation products: https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/radeon-rx-9070-xt.c422...
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1y ago
The stocks application containing Apple News+ content has been a source of annoyance too. I had been initially reacted by reporting the Apple News+ content. Then Apple removed the report option for it.
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1y ago
Every time this happens, I wonder why people do not just drop Windows entirely.
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1y ago
Just recently, bugs in drivers for 30 year old Soundblaster ISA cards received fixes: https://www.phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.16-SoundBlaster-AWE32 There is no strict guarantee of indefinite support, but that is often wh
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1y ago
The students were not the only ones to bully me. I can recall three incidents where teachers bullied me: * One teacher lifted me by my tie off the floor (to the point where I was on my toes) and yelled at me for the audacity of trying to he
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Thanks. 8 years of being bullied (with the first 3 years consisting of beatings and the latter 5 years consisting of psychological bullying) certainly did leave scars. The most obvious were regular nightmares. The less obvious was a coping
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1y ago
The consumer 50 series GPUs also have FP4/FP6 support. Nvidia talks about it a little here: https://images.nvidia.com/aem-dam/Solutions/geforce/blackwel... FP4 is given a full page advertising it while F
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I was beaten during “leisure time” (it was called recess). As far as I was told, this was good for me because to use your words, it gave me a social life. That social life was one where I was a punching bag, but none of the school employees
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Whenever I complained that recess was unnecessary, I was told that it was good for me, sent outside and promptly beaten. Being sent outside and beaten happened regardless of whether I complained it was unnecessary. What I learned from that
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