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6mo ago
Is it possible to accomplish tagging with local AI instead of Gemini?
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6mo ago
Tables? Bah. I remember when all of this were image maps instead.
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6mo ago
Duh, turbo doesn't work in space. Surely you meant High Speed Pascal! https://www.fihl.net/HSPascal/
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6mo ago
That new Windows app didn’t even work for me at all. Could not connect a Windows 10 box for example.
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7mo ago
Later on... "Why did Windows 7, for a few months, log on slower if you have a solid color background?" https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20250428-00/?p=11...
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7mo ago
Are there other uses remaining for ordered dithering than retro look and perhaps e-ink?
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7mo ago
Take a deep breath and just learn whatever you need to learn. AI or otherwise. You'll be fine. Being responsible for someone else gives you quite a bit of boost.
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7mo ago
While there are always those lows, when the kids are sick, scream, have tantrums, do something stupid, I would not trade a second of that away. A lot of happiness and laughs as well, along the way. They grow and you're privileged to li
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7mo ago
So I guess Chuck Norris has now keys for the Pearly Gates and is the one who gets to pick the heavenly club members. I'm sure roundhouse kicks are somehow part of the process. Why do I feel like an era has ended... Rest in peace.
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7mo ago
Or perhaps Anders Chydenius? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_National_Gain
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7mo ago
Precisely.
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7mo ago
RAM market havoc is handing Chinese manufacturers an open door. They'll generate enough cash to finally catch up with the big guys. This is not going to end well for Samsung, Micron and Hynix.
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7mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if both 'adsharma' and 'jcalvinowens' were right, just at different points in time, perhaps in a bit different context. Things change.
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7mo ago
Anything to back that up? Starlink is widely considered profitable.
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7mo ago
What's going on with SVE[2] support in the ARM land? It's weird that even Apple's M5 still doesn't support it (other than SME[2]).
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7mo ago
The chip sounds impressive. I wish the M5 Max had 512 GB of RAM.
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7mo ago
Those diapers are for children with medical conditions, such as bed-wetting.
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7mo ago
Doesn't seem to work.
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7mo ago
Sigh. Maybe you are right.
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7mo ago
Depends on the processor's store queue. It might be. Of course if otherMethod() is anything more complicated, 'a' will almost certainly be assigned first. Of course you should still do the order dependent assignment correctly
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7mo ago
Tell me about it. I checked the page thinking whether I should go for 256 GB or 512 GB RAM model. 128 GB maximum. Sigh.
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7mo ago
No 256 GB model, so no purchase. What a shame.
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7mo ago
That's a possibility. Some code still assumes (without realizing!) x86 style ordered loads and stores. This is called a strong memory model, specifically TSO, Total Store Order. If you tell x86 to execute "a=1; b=2;", it will
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7mo ago
I wonder why he didn't use a RP2350, it costs practically same as the older RP2040. That way it could have 450 kB or so system RAM, enough to play around with some old productivity software.
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7mo ago
Very much simplified, a 10 minute charge would mean 6C charging throughout the curve. 100 kWh battery would thus require 600 kW on average. Right now the most powerful MCS chargers deliver 1440 kW. So not impossible, as long as the battery
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7mo ago
Which batteries are unrecyclable?
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8mo ago
Here's a Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superintelligence#Feasibility_...
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8mo ago
At least a two year old. :-) Well, they’re naturally interested in anything daddy does. Especially with the computer!
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8mo ago
AGI is human, general level. ASI is super human level. Says so in the acronym itself.
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8mo ago
The PDF itself is signed.
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