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sitkack
2y ago
Not trying to debate club you here, but it could also be that higher educational attainment creates parliamentarians that can listen.
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sitkack
2y ago
> Of course they can't all have a PhD in cryptography We could be seeing the effect of France's top notch level of mathematical attainment in how their politicians are behaving. Education lifts all boats.
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sitkack
2y ago
I agree. Many things in software are in the "you're doing it wrong" but that wrong way is subjective and arbitrary. > maybe using warp-wide semantics to implement something like a "software" microcode engine. ht
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sitkack
2y ago
You probably already know about https://github.com/mthom/scryer-prolog are you saying we should accelerate scryer-prolog with a Grayskull board?
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sitkack
2y ago
This essay needs more work. Are you arguing for a better software abstraction, a different hardware abstraction or both? Lots of esoteric machines are name dropped, but it isn't clear how that helps your argument. Why not link to Vello
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sitkack
2y ago
Exchangeable but not interchangeable, the conversion ratios are all wrong now. Even in the early 90s, you could have a part time job and not live with roomates. This is no longer possible even for many people making "good money".
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sitkack
2y ago
It lacks support for the serial portions of the execution graph, but yes. You should play around with ONNX, it can be used for a lot more than just ML stuff.
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sitkack
2y ago
Hey don't shit on my retro alternative timeline nostalgia. We were all writing Lisp programs on 64 CPU Transputer systems with FPGA coprocessors, dynamically reconfigured in realtime with APL.
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sitkack
2y ago
Those students would all drop out and start meditating. That would be a fun course. Speed run developing for all the prickly architectures of the 80s and 90s.
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2y ago
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/intellectualproperty/t... I don't think the Free Software ecosystem should touch RDP. It only fuels Microsoft even more. If Microsoft was the company they pretend to
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2y ago
If you are connecting to an RDS host, you need a CAL. https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/windowsserverdocs/blob/main...
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sitkack
2y ago
We should be creating environments where money isn't the largest axis. I'd like more time.
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sitkack
2y ago
In how I view my relationships with customers, I wouldn't want to sacrifice my relationship with customer 3 to get customer 5. My main concern would be in building a stable resilient org, not in growth unless we had a reason for growth
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sitkack
2y ago
Big Company Experience means you can thrive Roman style bureaucratic power plays, not actually build things. It does take a different kind of person to bootstrap something out of a garage into a company, and then continue that fledgling com
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sitkack
2y ago
That is how training is done. You don't train on all of your material or the tests are worthless.
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sitkack
2y ago
And they claim patent protection on it. You have to buy a license for Microsoft.
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sitkack
2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43431609 mentioned that it was fine tuned from https://huggingface.co/HuggingFaceTB/SmolVLM-256M-Instruct It would be interesting to see if fine tuning on your KTAN
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sitkack
2y ago
https://www.calcalistech.com/ctechnews/article/sjfc118vn1e
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sitkack
2y ago
Not with that attitude you won't. Clearly the machine is the wrong color for your workloads.
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sitkack
2y ago
They are totally separate the Wiz thing is a reverse IDF merger. The SB purchase is part of Arm completely restructuring their IP philosophy and business model. Ampere was sold for "so little" because Arm could effectively just cu
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sitkack
2y ago
> In other words, Tesla actually has $72.28 billion in debt. That is more than the company is realistically worth! Would love some analysis on the numbers in this post. On the whole, do they have legs?
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2y ago
Fully laden Gnu tar or BSD tar?
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sitkack
2y ago
Debt
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sitkack
2y ago
How much has SKU explosion lead to mask set explosion and having to do runs, bank that and switching to another set of masks? At this point they should just produce Xeons and support at most 2 sockets. I don't care if they fuse off fea
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sitkack
2y ago
Schema + samples. Same thing a skilled person would use.
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sitkack
2y ago
Intel needs to vastly streamline and cut down their SKUs (antithetical to the PM regime they have built up over the last 25+ years). They need to stop artificially crippling their products to segment them. Simplify naming and have mid, grea
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sitkack
2y ago
We are about to watch that show!
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sitkack
2y ago
It is common knowledge that Jefferson was on Ketamine when he said these things. This comes off like constitutional fan fiction.
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sitkack
2y ago
Freedom of association implies freedom to walk down a public street.
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sitkack
2y ago
Totally disagree on the first part. Totally agree on the second part. They were all on stage together, regardless of how they got there. They are all there.
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