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3mo ago
Ask Google AI what's the real value of the supplied aid. Also, supplying Ukraine is a cheap way to prevent similar invasions from happening in the future.
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3mo ago
Because it's not true? If you think it is, sources please.
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3mo ago
Ah ok. I replied to ~45 minutes stale page.
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3mo ago
Raspberry Pi and other SBCs, Android phones and practically all of the embedded devices with a display and microprocessor. All have unified memory. Linux runs just fine on all of those.
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3mo ago
> actively helped Russia in its invasion of Ukraine That's the opposite. Without Musk, Russia might have succeeded back in 2022. All other communication methods failed other than Starlink, which Musk provided early on. In terms of c
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3mo ago
Little by little, memories of the 1980s fade.
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3mo ago
Curiously Teslas currently have two click wheels in the steering wheel.
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3mo ago
That’s nice. Windows drivers have always been a PITA to test.
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3mo ago
I’ve been looking for a wind turbine you could deploy on the roof. I’ve got 15 kW of inverter capacity available. So far my conclusion has been that it’s not yet time for this.
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3mo ago
Great, now we can have Angry Birds in 3D.
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3mo ago
Try quarter of a century. Time flies.
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3mo ago
Thanks! I think both approaches have their uses, neither fully replaces the other.
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3mo ago
Embedded Swift in a script. That seems like a useful concept for small scripts on macOS. I will definitely steal this idea.
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Thanks! Now I potentially have ~20 USB WiFi adapters I didn’t have yesterday. Even better, no need to hassle with the WiFi settings on the target system. In wrong hands, Pico W is actually a bit terrifying device, because it combines USB an
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4mo ago
I would be surprised if you could get even one third of performance of floats. So why bother?
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4mo ago
In this case, the whistleblowing was done by DirtyTesla (as credited by Dan). Respect to him for that. Dan has created proven fake videos where Tesla is allegedly unsafe, but got caught. So he has lost his credibility. It's very import
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4mo ago
Does it borrow borrow checker?
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4mo ago
You should have shown the original video and not the one from Dan O'Dowd. He is not interested in pedestrian safety in any way, he is doing this only to promote his own company, Green Hills Software. He didn't have any issues with
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4mo ago
Do you mean FSD or Autosteer (or Autopilot or whatever it's called now). I think Tesla left Autosteer purposefully crappy. FSD is excellent at keeping the lane, way better than what your Škoda can do.
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4mo ago
There should be a path for local building as well. Node.js is being used on a lot of embedded systems. I’d imagine there are also lots of other reasons for local builds.
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4mo ago
3/1 split was common, though. Especially towards the end of 32-bit era.
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4mo ago
Are you joking? Russia has thrown everything it has at Ukraine for quite some time.
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4mo ago
Does this mean universe can only support certain amount of energy (or motion) in a certain volume?
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4mo ago
Was the RAM shortage finally over that year?
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4mo ago
Sure (inflation adjusted), but I see no harm if they also provide higher specced SBCs.
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4mo ago
Or a demoscener.
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5mo ago
MMX was what they could do that time without adding a lot of new registers. It still had its uses. 3DNow! made MMX semi decent on AMD CPUs. Of course SSE was superior, but early SIMD was all about compromises.
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> Gemma 4 31b? Firstly you don't need 64GB for that model. You don't? It for sure doesn't run on my 32 GB M2 MAX.
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5mo ago
Some instructions were very useful and they were simply discovered by programmers who tried out what each instruction did. People did not necessarily have access to documentation those days! So any instruction or hardware feature would get
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> I just can't, can't wait until this whole Musk fugazzi finally blows up. Be careful what you wish for. The collateral damage would be mind boggling.
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