tonetegeatinst

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by tonetegeatinst 8mo ago
Yep 100% did the same. It was interesting to see what people named stuff as even back then I figured you could use that metadata for tracking devices...but even more interesting was looking at the Mac address to see the manufacturer and try
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by tonetegeatinst 8mo ago
Server hardening is good for anyone to learn. I like to do it manually because I find myself changing stuff depending on what the VPS is doing, and I also feel that by making it more labor intensive and difficult I am forcing myself to stop
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by tonetegeatinst 8mo ago
statutes are written in precise language that both courts and citizens can interpret, but the two interpret the law very differently. Also see lower courts passing laws that violate the constitution or a supreme court ruling that will take
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by tonetegeatinst 9mo ago
I agree....but ITAR and EAR can be super vauge especially in higher education.
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by tonetegeatinst 9mo ago
Remember prior to the AI boomb electrical bills were still high. Now we see more demand and the building of the grid to meet that demand....yet the high cost is still remaining the same.
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by tonetegeatinst 10mo ago
Yes, but not as much as you think. A lot of silicon on a GPU is dedicated to upscaling and matrix multiply. Ultimately GPU's main use is multimedia and graphics focused. See all the miners that used to do GPU based mining...or the othe
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by tonetegeatinst 10mo ago
The memory shortage might be what kills CXL or at least makes adoption slow down.
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by tonetegeatinst 10mo ago
Cz furnace for crystal growth, or an open source curve tracer and semiconductor parameter analyzer. But I think that right now the cost of materials is just to high, even outside of tech. The cost of metals, cement, and power can be heart s
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by tonetegeatinst 10mo ago
30% of the manufacturing of consumer memory has shifted to enterprise and big tech market, so I mean this was basically a given. Its a shame we can't make chips in the basement with affordable tools like you can if your a hobby machini
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by tonetegeatinst 10mo ago
Does anyone know or have they leaked potential cost of acquisition?
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by tonetegeatinst 10mo ago
AGI is as possible as a quantum computer, a dyson sphere, alien life, and room temperature and pressure supercomputers. Sure in theory this is possible....but people forget this tech is no more disruptive than any "paradime shift"
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by tonetegeatinst 10mo ago
This is interesting in theory....but will probably help capture markets for those with money. You can't have a new search or open source AI if you can't afford to pay scraping fee's.
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by tonetegeatinst 10mo ago
Putting mass into space is expensive.... And given how low gravity is on some places like the moon....wouldn't going to the moon first make more sense. The moon is literally free mass, its already in space and we just need to refine it
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
As someone who is studying security, part of me has a child like awe for the sheer complexity and magic that is semiconductors and chip manufacturing. Thank you for sharing this, I will be giving it a full read.
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
Thanks Steve!
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
I get manufacturing small stuff is hard. But you would think we would see more competition in trying to reduce the barrier to entry, by say looking at making this manufacturing possible for a maker space or homelab and not just government f
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
I think the real bubble is NVIDIA....not AI. Is AI overhyped...sure it is just like with any new technology like quantum computers or crypto or big data. The use cases are real and the value exists....its just because it is so new that ever
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
Agree but I would argue RISC is catching up fast.
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
Awesome tool and team you have. Few questions I though of, and I apologize if they seem stupid as ML is not my focus of study. 1.Has your team ever considered formal verification of code to show how reliable the process you have is? 2. If d
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
Given how arm license is know to be less than friendly.... Wouldn't it be preferable to explore a RISCV architecture. As far as I know RISC provides similar power efficiency and sleep that is like ARM.
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
3 major problems no matter what you do that can't be avoided. 1. Water will rust metal. Some allows resist corrosion but they cost more which increases cost and engineering complexity. 2. Water freezes at a higher temp than diesel....
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
Do you know what algorithm or sensors it uses to calculate BP?
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
I'm taking upper level classes, and had an issue where the professor asked me to recall some information from an old math class. I had to be honest with him, so I told him straight up in front of the class: "I took the class and
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
Issue is, unless you can be 100% sure you hardware has not been built with a vulnerability or backdoor, or subject to an evil maid attack....then you can't be sure its trustworthy.
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
I sort of agree. I am using gadget bridge with my old watch and while it works fine in general...the step tracker,and calories burned seem really inconsistent. The heart rate and oxygen saturation seem accurate compared to other devices mea
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
I think this is a classic case of playing to googles strengths. Google has a reputation it needs to work on, and moving fast in chasing the AI trend will probably not work out well. Instead they are playing a long game, using researchers a
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
Many arguments I see from people skeptical of AI or other revolutionary theory's seem to overlap. I'm confident the same arguments could have been used in the industrial revolution....the industry rapidly outgrowing the supply of
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
I know some open 5G hardware project exists as I read about it about a month ago. However I wonder if that will remain true with 6G, or if it will even be affordable.
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
I find it so despairing that the more you want to make a higher return on investment aka the more risk taking....the harder it is to actually make money in the long run. Say your a fresh student out of college looking to invest 5 grand. The
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by tonetegeatinst 11mo ago
Imec has done work on transistor based memory that removes the capacitor part of the memory cell which would shrink cell sizes. While they have working prototypes and have scaled the tech, it uses technology from LCD panel manufacturing ii

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