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by sliken 4y ago
"You'd need a fairly drastic shift in the memory architecture of CPU". You mean like selling laptops (at 400GB/sec) and desktops (at 800GB/sec) with much improved memory systems. I don't want to give up SO-DIM
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by sliken 4y ago
How do you view that content? Plex, Roku, TVs, and related are definitely spying on what you watch, even if it's locally hosted.
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by sliken 4y ago
Not sure I'm getting your point. Somehow Rust forces you to have colorful terminal output? Rust is high overhead? You can't strive for simplicity and write in Rust? Sure it's a bit silly to rewrite a nice simple tool for b
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by sliken 4y ago
Strictly superior? Dunno, not sure I'd call depending on some additional authentication widget that has a battery that dies every year or so strictly superior. Doubly so when it's temperature sensitive, so most likely to strand y
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by sliken 4y ago
Cell phones seem pretty well suited, might have to add a ziplock bag to be water proof. What failure modes do you think would be common?
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by sliken 4y ago
Sure. But if google gets the Linux kernel inside android to run well on Risc-V, that's going to be a large fraction of the work required to get Linux running. Not a ton architecture specific code in user space, especially since thing
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by sliken 4y ago
Super comfortable mid engine ... Cayman? If you give up the rear seats it does help quite a bit, but does limit your market.
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by sliken 4y ago
Expense. Much of engine design is getting rid of heat, which is much harder in the wind shadow of the car. It also makes it harder to have a good weight balance, and you end up adding significant engineering to keep the rear heavy car fro
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by sliken 4y ago
They do seem impressively built. One broke the car crushing machine used for safety tests. Seems to be a combination of roller skate design (batteries in the floor) that helps prevent roll overs (one of the leading causes of serious injur
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by sliken 4y ago
There's been several attempts to track down what is described in that piece. So far nothing has been verified.
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by sliken 4y ago
Very weird measure of efficiency. Perf/(Max TDP) doesn't really measure efficiency. Running a workload you care about and measure power usage at the wall would be a MUCH better metric. The Intel chip might well spend most of it&
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by sliken 4y ago
Agreed, I view cross-compiling as a hint that the platform isn't ready for general purpose use. I bought a rk3588 arm widget for $120 ($140 with a nice metal case) with 8GB ram and 8 cores. I installed Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and was able to
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by sliken 4y ago
Agreed, sadly he's not the only expert to leave.
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by sliken 4y ago
Well it also means that there will be many risc-v flavors since nobody like ARM controls it. So every chip can add a few instructions to differentiate themselves. So if you spend a few $100M to a few $billion making a hot new risc-v core y
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by sliken 4y ago
How do you define Linux? The Linux kernel runs on billions of Android phones. It's also runs on chromebooks which sell in high volumes to kids in the K-12 schools.
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by sliken 4y ago
Seems to be both. One big advantage which is not visible on the M1 (which has a 128 bit wide memory), is the M1 pro, max, and ultra have 2x, 4x, and 8X the memory bandwidth. Something that's much harder on the x86-64 size, and (AFAIK
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by sliken 4y ago
The 16" MBP is competitive, on wall power, for short periods of time before it's thermally throttled (even while the fans scream). Which usually means single core benchmarks. The 16" MBP, at least mine, thermally throttles a
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by sliken 4y ago
Hopefully NWS finds time to upload it to https://play.google.com/store/apps .
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by sliken 4y ago
But why should the passengers leave? If southwest accepts your money and says board at gate #3, shouldn't they have a staff at gate #3 to handle those passengers? Being a pain in the ass for the airline seems fair. You wan't the
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by sliken 4y ago
Sure, but 103% overbooking is EVERY flight. Having reduced carrying capacity because of high temps, high winds, mechanical problems or switching planes is the exception not the rule.
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by sliken 4y ago
Just doesn't seem reasonable. You buy a ticket, get a SMS saying your flight is delayed, and proceed through security and to the gate. Sure things happen, but shouldn't the airline figure out what to do with you before saying &qu
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by sliken 4y ago
Dunno, mine had the Radar, I think it was disabled for awhile, and no idea what happens to my old radar when the new higher resolution radar becomes the standard.
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by sliken 4y ago
They dropped radar, not lidar. But apparently are bringing back a new and improved version with higher range and resolution. Last I heard it was supposed to ship in cars produced in Jan. They already filed the related FCC paperwork.
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by sliken 4y ago
Yes, just click on setting and type in a new URL.
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by sliken 4y ago
Now showing things is fair, after all it wouldn't be a who done it, if they showed everything. But the movie showed fake video to hide what really happened. Only at the end did they show the real video.
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by sliken 4y ago
Shouldn't a murder mystery show what really happened? Instead of faking it to hide who did it, only to be revealed at the end with the real video footage? What's the point? Might as well just make it an action movie.
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by sliken 4y ago
Dunno, I felt let down. Mysteries reward those paying close attention, everyone builds their pet theory on what happened "The butler did it!" and plays along being a detective. But instead the movie shows you what didn't ha
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by sliken 4y ago
rockyou2021.txt.7z has 8459060239 passwords rockyou2021.txt.7z has 835365123 that are 12 characters long pwned-passwords has 847223402 unique password hashes pwned-passwords has 5579399834 non-unique passwords hashes I'm amused
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by sliken 4y ago
There's been tons of dumps posted. Normally I see the download or magnet links on Reddit or HN. Even with hashes people have broken 69% [0] to 85% [1] of the accounts. There's mailing list or forums for various related tools (c
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by sliken 4y ago
No experience, just saw a post on someone attacking LastPass Vaults. It looked to include everything. Apparently they wrote a tool specifically attempting password recovery on LastPass vaults and with a RTX 2070 (2 generation old) managed

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