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by wmf 3mo ago
The 128 GB Mac Studio is no longer sold and when they bring it back I predict it will be more expensive.
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by wmf 3mo ago
If you want Epyc go for it. The motherboards can be quite expensive though.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Systems are absolutely not ready. Leap seconds are a bad idea and negative leap seconds are worse. Just don't do it and let the drift cancel out.
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by wmf 3mo ago
No it won't because Chinese DRAM manufacturers have relatively low capacity and it's already being used. And in an auction, prices from different suppliers converge.
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by wmf 3mo ago
I assume they validated certain DRAM chips when the 395 first came out and they're just not going to validate any more. So newer DRAM is validated for the 495. We can't compare DDR5 and LPDDR5 since they are completely different;
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by wmf 3mo ago
The 495 is going to support 192 GB. It depends on the memory bus. 128 bit: 96 GB? 256 bit: 192 GB 512 bit: 384 GB? 1024 bit: 768 GB?
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by wmf 3mo ago
This has been the case for years. Many accounts and domains are hellbanned so their submissions are automatically killed. Most of these are spam of various kinds. I read /newest almost every day and vouch for submissions that I think h
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by wmf 3mo ago
None of this is true.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Slop.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Everything will be lost unless it's somebody's job to preserve it. It's pretty common to close game studios or lay off the entire development team while simultaneously scolding them about "stealing" IP so the predic
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by wmf 3mo ago
Haters, please stop flagging liffik's comments. I know you don't like AI but this thread was legitimately upvoted onto the front page so at least let the author respond to people.
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by wmf 3mo ago
CSM does not bypass secure boot or any initialization that UEFI performs (because UEFI runs before the CSM).
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by wmf 3mo ago
You got it backwards; it's ~200 on single stream so the 2,600 is achieved with ~13 streams.
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by wmf 3mo ago
These cases sound closer to sanctions than AML but in either case there needs to be due process.
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by wmf 3mo ago
For example, if iPhone unit share is 20% but it has double the RAM compared to cheap phones that's ~40% byte share.
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by wmf 3mo ago
His actual claim makes a lot of sense but this article is playing up the clickbait aspect of it.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Similar more recent work from Meta: https://research.facebook.com/publications/bolt-a-practical-...
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by wmf 3mo ago
Muse Spark.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Newer generations are supposed to be more reliable. You're also not counting warranty replacement.
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by wmf 3mo ago
I wouldn't be surprised if a bunch of organizations made a temporary exception to try Opus and then got "addicted" in the sense that it's too good to give up.
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by wmf 3mo ago
AFAIK a bunch of customers run Palantir on prem specifically so that their data doesn't leak and they can use a firewall instead of a TOS. Some of the data is so sensitive that Palantir doesn't want to touch it. I don't think
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by wmf 3mo ago
I think that's been kind of solved by some states issuing IDs that don't make any claims about citizenship or immigration status. Then you could use that same ID online to prove age in our new dystopian future.
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by wmf 3mo ago
So privacy 1, antitrust 0.
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by wmf 3mo ago
I think anon's point is that it could be used for other attributes in the future, like your nationality or... your social credit score (don't worry, it only proves that your score is over or under 500).
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by wmf 3mo ago
Upstream requires a level of quality most developers cannot meet.
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by wmf 3mo ago
The open source world has a habit of leaving the easiest part of the whole thing unfinished for years or decades, so I salute this patch and I salute Phoronix for calling attention to it.
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by wmf 3mo ago
For example, Chaum's blind signatures https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_signature let you create a credential that can be anonymously used once but it gets de-anonymized and invalidated if used a second time. Th
328.
by wmf 3mo ago
Because Muse isn't good enough and why use Muse if they'll let you use Opus for free?
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by wmf 3mo ago
This is basically the double spending problem which has been solved in various ways.
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by wmf 3mo ago
Ideally the government would be the issuer and the facilitator but the US lacks the state capacity to do this. Maybe it will work that way in Estonia.

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