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   by schaefer 2y ago

   According to the asahi website, support is currently available for m1 and m2 macs only[1]. Time will tell about m3 macs. [1]: https://asahilinux.org/fedora/#device-support
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   by schaefer 2y ago

   thanks for the clarification.
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   by schaefer 2y ago

   It really looks like you took a dollar amount from 1930 and started comparing it to 2024 money without adjusting for inflation.
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   by schaefer 2y ago

   kids these days, always cutting corners! (in the coolest possible way) :P
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   by schaefer 2y ago

   If you aren't aware of the c++ core guidelines[1] - it should be on your radar. Also, it might not be a popular opinion, but I think Bjarne's books are just fine. A Tour of C++ (3rd edition) [2] Principles and Practice Using C++ (
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   by schaefer 2y ago

   I've been working professionally with c++ since 2001, and I'm currently a team lead. The compensation packages we are able to offer to new hires means we're generally hiring from the middle of the talent pool, not the upper t
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   by schaefer 2y ago

   diamond pickaxe, obviously. But what will we do about our new existential crisis... If we no longer need to dig for diamonds, why would we dig at all?
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   by schaefer 2y ago

   I’m aware. In the keynote Nvidia is quoting FP4 performance for Blackwell specifically. Frontier and every computer that has ever hit the supercomputer top 500 is measuring fp64. This is why I qualified my statement above by saying if you
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   by schaefer 2y ago

   The topic of customer interest is addressed at timestamp 59 minutes and zero seconds of the keynote. By my count, 49 corporate logos were shown as launch partners. At one point in the talk the CEO claims that “Blackwell will be Nvidia’s mo
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    by schaefer 2y ago

    Did you watch the Nvidia 2024 GTC keynote[1]? The CEO of NVIDIA was pretty clear: Nvidia's focus is now on selling Blackwell AI Factories. According to some napkin math, each of these Blackwell AI factories will have an annual power b
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    by schaefer 2y ago

    There are many assertions of facts in this blog article, for example: 75% skilled pragmatists. Do any of these facts have citations? Even if the author were to directly state they are his observations as a developer, it would have more val
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    by schaefer 2y ago

    I agree. Where have all the netbooks gone?
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    by schaefer 2y ago

    I'm no expert, but to me "cyberdeck" is somewhere in the realm of DIY computer that breaks from the traditional form factor. Of course they still aim for practical - but the whole point of cyberdeck is to embrace the imagina
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    Isn’t this just incentivizing a car switch, mid getaway, via armed car jacking?
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    If AGI and artificial sentience comes hand in hand, I fail to see how our plans to spin up AGI's as a black box to "do the work" is not essentially a new form of slavery. Speaking from an ethics point of view: at what point d
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    the "article" you linked is a bulleted list of timestamps into a podcast from December 4, 2023. Near minute 57, they're talking about tissue samples from euthanized mice... And mention "(58:15) no one at this point know
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    Okay. Here's the bio of the guy your calling bullshit on [1]... Dr. Valter Longo is the Edna M. Jones Professor of Gerontology and Biological Sciences and Director of the Longevity Institute at the University of Southern California –Le
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    For what it's worth, the last author cited here, Valter Longo has a book called the longevity diet. I've worked through that book and done some rounds of FMD personally. Where FMD is defined as roughly 5 days of reduced calories.
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    My understanding is that right now Colorado River water rights are defined in terms of absolute volume. So when there isn't enough water to satisfy the water rights, it leads to conflict. It seems like a natural alternative is to defi
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    Within the context of land management and the BLM, "wilderness" is a technical designation. Here is a map[1] for land designated wilderness. [1]: https://gbp-blm-egis.hub.arcgis.com/datasets/BLM-EGIS::blm-n...
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roko%27s_basilisk
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    There are buildings that do not allow cell phones. For these buildings, it's common to leave your phone in your car. So... still close enough?
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    I have a younger brother that recently bought a Kia as his first car. It's been broken into 3 times in less than a of ownership year. Kia sent him a cheep "Club style" steering wheel lock... -- From my perspective, getting s
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    >> Following tests, the researchers assert that they can successfully attack “up to 27.9% of partial fingerprints and 9.3% of complete fingerprints within five attempts at the highest security FAR [False Acceptance Rate] setting of 0.
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    How about Micro SD?
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    Another way to look at it is: The software does have a purpose. Launching the software requires two specific acts of intention. First to open the software, and second to affirm our intention and click the start button. Then the intention
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    There is a screenshot [1]. [1]: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dankamongmen/notcurses/gh-...
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    All CPUs idle at that same speed.
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    Perhaps write it up as an open letter/blog article and link it here??
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    by schaefer 3y ago

    Same street price as the play.date, similar form factor? Both by Teenage Engineering. [1]: https://play.date