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by schaefer 3y ago
The Jetson AGX Orin Developer Kit [1] has 64 GB of unified 256-bit LPDDR5 memory. It costs $2,000 and might get some people someplace interesting. [1]: https://developer.nvidia.com/embedded/learn/getting-started-..
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Gotcha. I’ll consider myself “swoooshed”.
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by schaefer 3y ago
From the article: “Now, in a world where AI is replacing programmers by the minute, taking their jobs and revolutionizing the way we think about code, maybe we should…” Excuse me ?!? I get that job loss due to AI is a common fear. But is t
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by schaefer 3y ago
I think the advertiser boycott is a major contributor. Advertisements are slow...
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Multimodal Large Language Model
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Thank you.
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by schaefer 3y ago
I didn’t hear about that one. How can I check the new settings in my Apple account?
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by schaefer 3y ago
Oh, you don’t sell a product? I guess I won’t but it then. Thanks.
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by schaefer 3y ago
Terminal (command line) User Interface Yes. Text
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not to get us too far off track, but unicycling is WAY less efficient than walking. For those that have never tried it: it's like trying to go for a jog while maintaining a three-quarters-squat posture.
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by schaefer 3y ago
you say you're in MVP, so it may be a bit early for this but, it's really surprising to me that the landing page is not geared towards readers trying to discover new authors.
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by schaefer 3y ago
I'm local, and curious. If I go to the official website[1] to view all shows, they redirect me to the hellscape that is ticketmaster. That is literally only friction it takes before I'm out. The scalpers are squatting your 2 bill
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by schaefer 3y ago
The ship has sailed on “isn’t useful”. Today’s Google is user-hostile.
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by schaefer 3y ago
Great discussion point. I'm all for strong reactions. Heated debate, swift actions, deep self reflection. Yes, all welcome. For example, if OP had password protected his site I would applaud. But my personal views are: - strong
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by schaefer 3y ago
> The mature and responsible thing to do would have been... You were triggered, and so you lashed out with an attack aimed at bystanders. "mature and responsible" have nothing to do with it. The word is: immoral.
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by schaefer 3y ago
speaking to the heart of the article: How? Can anyone share a polished workflow for converting handwritten notes on paper to plain text ascii (by this I mean an open-source OCR pipeline)? Of course, I can transcribe my handwritten notes m
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by schaefer 3y ago
A matte finish panel for a 13-14 inch laptop what I'm waiting for. For me, e-ink's killer use case is full sunlight / outdoor use. I'm so annoyed that the ThinkBook Plus Gen 4 Intel [1] has a layer of glossy glass. So
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by schaefer 3y ago
If this write-up has a target audience, I'm in it. However... the graphics are pulled directly off the ARM website[1] and IMO, having an automatic pop-up on the page that says "talk to us about sales" subverts the good will t
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by schaefer 3y ago
You know what membership hasn’t shoved ads down my throat? My library card. I value it more and more every day.
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> Google can and should modify their algorithms until the site that users actually want is first. That is what Google is doing! But remember, the advertiser is the user, not the person running the search. If you want to be the user, and
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by schaefer 3y ago
As a recreational rider, I would love to have this for personal use on the home trail. What a fun was to make a positive impact on a public space. Instead of tragedy of the commons, how about a little stewardship of the commons.
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by schaefer 3y ago
I haven't ordered or used a starfighter, but ages ago when the ryzen sku first went up I e-mailed the company. I was asking if they had any video of the removable camera being stowed in the base. I was having trouble imagining it. T
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by schaefer 3y ago
zabzonk, thank you for raising this point and the discussion it teases out. std::move is nothing but a cast - but it means that means that for every new class, we should be actively considering if a move constructor is appropriate for that
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by schaefer 3y ago
I watched this entire talk a couple days ago. As a life long C++ native Software Engineer, cppfront/cpp2 is one of the few efforts in c++ that interest me these days. I am also the hiring manager for our teams, and it's shocking t
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> ...they need to standardize on a common core of UEFI and get modular, working components out on the market. Except that this DOES already exists. Right now. The standard is called: Arm SystemReady SR [1]. I'll be the first to ad
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by schaefer 3y ago
I love trucks. Small trucks (think Datsun 620). But they don't make small trucks anymore. If there was a choice for a smaller truck, maybe some of us would choose it. Right now I'm driving a small (heavy) jeep.
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in command mode: gqq Reformats the current long line into a paragraph of the specified width. If a word overruns the column width limit, the entire word is moved to the next line.
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At least it would have, until just now, when you recklessly disclosed your secret keyboard layout. :P
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Presumably you spent 12 years or more as a full time student. And that resulted in the life you have now. If “passive” watching stresses you out maybe try this: take notes, think about how to explain the one or two main concepts to your ki
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by schaefer 3y ago
This is a pretty cool write up of a very unique piece of hardware. But I have to ask: are there any vanilla PCIe-based carrier boards for ARM processors? In the past when I've gone looking, I've found people recommending other spe

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