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541.
by wmf 5mo ago
To make that argument you'd want to show some causal link which so far we haven't seen.
542.
by wmf 5mo ago
Anthropic only poached 1/4th of the team. (Presumably the top 1/4th.) They're doing the same to SaaS companies but it's less visible.
543.
by wmf 5mo ago
I'm guessing the movie is owned by TNT which is now part of Warner Brothers Discovery which is in the midst of being acquired. Sometimes the rights to movies get "lost" during various corporate mergers and nobody bothers to u
544.
by wmf 5mo ago
Which is also backwards.
545.
by wmf 5mo ago
This sounds Exynos specific so maybe Lineage OS still works on US Samsung Snapdragon phones.
546.
by wmf 5mo ago
The performance difference over emulation will outweigh... Nope, this translator is much slower than Box64 or FEX. It's just worse unless you can't use JIT for some reason.
547.
by wmf 5mo ago
They knew Microsoft was monopolistic. They should have planned around it by making an x86 BeBox. (Which still would have failed because they didn't have the marketing budget.)
548.
by wmf 5mo ago
This is a great case for link-time code reordering. You can put all the hot code together so the unused code will never be loaded.
549.
by wmf 5mo ago
Fatigue. They just keep proposing the same thing.
550.
by wmf 5mo ago
Java is available on z/OS.
551.
by wmf 5mo ago
They sold the future royalties. "The new deal with Warner Music Group hands over the rights to the official recordings, meaning the label will profit from any further streaming, radio play or album sales."
552.
Oxide private cloud rack 3D explorer(explorer.oxide.computer)
7 points by wmf 5mo ago|0 comments
553.
by wmf 5mo ago
AFAIK Apple and MS auto-download local models.
554.
by wmf 5mo ago
It was definitely like that. One landmark that comes to mind is the Microsoft "Halloween documents" attempting to slow the rise of open source. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halloween_documents Microsoft also
555.
by wmf 5mo ago
Ask John Tromp directly.
556.
by wmf 5mo ago
I agree that LF and CNCF have serious conceptual problems but I think finances and executive comp are the least of them. This article is attacking the wrong part.
557.
by wmf 5mo ago
It's a cooling equipment failure. Equipment is going to fail.
558.
by wmf 5mo ago
That's the difference between giving your work away for free or not. 100x.
559.
by wmf 5mo ago
The ones getting paid are probably working full time for LF while the unpaid ones are just on the board and presumably have other jobs.
560.
by wmf 5mo ago
18A was Schrodinger's fab: we didn't know if it was alive or dead. Now we know it's alive.
561.
by wmf 5mo ago
Many users will never accept rolling releases so it doesn't matter if that's easier for the distro developers.
562.
Evaluating Geekbench 6(chipsandcheese.com)
11 points by wmf 5mo ago|1 comments
563.
by wmf 5mo ago
Most components have built in power measurement (although some are more accurate than others). Apps like Intel Power Gadget, Mx Power Gadget, Afterburner, Adrenalin, etc. can show power usage in real time.
564.
by wmf 5mo ago
Power isn't proportional to parameters. It may be vaguely proportional to tokens/s although batching screws that up. Claude Sonnet is probably running on a 8 GPU box that consumes 10 kW while Opus might use more like 50 kW but tha
565.
by wmf 5mo ago
Every lab has a bunch of people doing nothing but optimizing.
566.
by wmf 5mo ago
This looks like a kludge that should be used as a last resort. Transport Stream is not for the Internet.
567.
by wmf 6mo ago
Yes, but batterygate was about degradation of the battery current not capacity. Apple officially acknowledges that battery degradation exists; the only question is whether it's better or worse than 80%.
568.
by wmf 6mo ago
In that hypothetical scenario they should advertise 80% as the full capacity. Competition generally prevents this kind of "underclocking".
569.
by wmf 6mo ago
There's an exception for batteries that "retain at least 80% of its original capacity after 1,000 charge cycles." Coincidentally, iPhones and probably other flagships already qualify for this exception.
570.
by wmf 6mo ago
Then, once the market was established...they pulled out of it. This makes perfect sense given that Intel's target margins are pretty high. They only want to sell advanced tech, not commodities. Once SSDs became commoditized Intel was

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