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5mo ago
They could have sold the IP then licensed it back. The nonexclusive part was purely a fig leaf to dodge antitrust.
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5mo ago
Spark memory bandwidth is ~300 GB/s. Internal bandwidth is 600 GB/s but that doesn't matter.
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5mo ago
Linux works but MS is just paying them not to mention it.
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5mo ago
Those blobs are worth $5T; show some respect.
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5mo ago
Justine is writing her own libc and her own malloc so I'm not surprised she wants to use rseq from scratch.
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5mo ago
You're not counting the capex which could be the same cost as 5-10 years of Claude.
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5mo ago
For free users, I guess local generation is going to be faster than waiting in a queue.
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5mo ago
The market can handle one new format around every ten years. JPEG XL just came out so everybody should bide their time for a while instead of trying to immediately churn to a slightly better format.
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5mo ago
Unfortunately for you, newer codecs use more CPU than older ones so AV2 would probably be even worse.
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5mo ago
Honestly AVIF2 is the last thing we need now. There are way too many minority image formats already.
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5mo ago
The answer is far more comprehensive than I imagined. "...run one instance of the software on your device (the licensed device), for use by one person at a time... In this agreement, “device” means a local hardware system (whether phys
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5mo ago
The general mechanism is lawsuits; in this case class action lawsuits.
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5mo ago
These are single-machine licenses. I doubt thousands of agents can run on a single machine.
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5mo ago
Bryan's going to have an aneurysm.
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5mo ago
What's the difference between the hub and the server?
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Apple M1 Chip Deep-Dive [video]
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5mo ago
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5mo ago
scenarios where both the model and the hardware are fixed and self-contained That's basically antirez's DS4 and it works pretty well because there are few leading models and few hardware platforms (Apple, GB10, Strix Halo) that
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5mo ago
The price was creeping up long before the DRAM shortage. They're totally doomed now.
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5mo ago
Ideally each RPi generation should keep the same price (or lower now that it's gotten so high) but with better performance. If they can't do that they just shouldn't create a new generation.
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5mo ago
Prior to this space hardware was used almost exclusivly for spying Nope. All major militaries have had dedicated satcom for decades.
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5mo ago
I've seen people doing this with GPT Image 2.
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5mo ago
Support brackets would be 10x cheaper than fiber.
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5mo ago
Don't worry, sovereign citizens are exempt from building codes.
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5mo ago
Don't give Sam Altman any ideas.
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5mo ago
For one thing they're paying enormous employee bonuses.
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5mo ago
Every app shares all data with third parties. The concept of privacy labeling has completely failed and it's time to try a new approach.
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5mo ago
No new DRAM fabs are being built. That's why you don't see any predictions.
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5mo ago
If pirates "have to" use Cloudflare then blocking Cloudflare does work.
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5mo ago
There's a lot of revenue and outside investment coming in but the haters pretend it's all circular financing.
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5mo ago
Oracle is on the edge; if they can't put their capex in SPVs they would get taken out by a crash.
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