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6mo ago
The DRAM is not on its side though.
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6mo ago
You can just throw away the low-spec cables BTW.
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6mo ago
I heard that Iran is just looking for Starlink SSIDs so if you turn off Wi-Fi they won't find it.
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6mo ago
He means the Internet runs on the Internet Protocol Suite and not the "superior" OSI Protocol Suite (that people under age 50 have never heard of because it failed).
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6mo ago
What's even sadder is that was built and Sun fought against it because they were worried that devs would only compile for Win32.
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6mo ago
Technically the Internet runs on "the Internet Protocol Suite" but people just say "TCP/IP" for short. That doesn't mean to exclude UDP, SCTP, or whatever.
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6mo ago
Hasn't it taken gargantuan multi decade efforts of hundreds of developers, multiple open source projects and the backing of major corporations to make [WINE] work at all, let alone well, on Linux? Arguably there has been equal or lar
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6mo ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47960507
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6mo ago
Because both sites are on the same IP address.
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6mo ago
Maybe Claude is just a fan of Alias.
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6mo ago
The open source world would still exist if everything was public domain. It would be smaller because nobody would be forced to contribute but the dirty secret of GPL is that forced contribution virtually never happened anyway.
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6mo ago
This somewhat reminds me of another paper that just came out about estimating the size of LLMs by measuring how many obscure facts they've memorized. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47958346
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Incompressible Knowledge Probes: Measuring what frontier models know
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6mo ago
This article is an ad for Hailo and frontier AI will never run on the edge so A & A have nothing to worry about. (I define frontier AI as that which doesn't run on the edge... gotcha.)
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6mo ago
If you ever want to implement a protocol in the browser it has to be on top of HTTP, WebSocket, WebRTC, WebTransport, etc.
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6mo ago
Apple and Google have already implemented private age verification.
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6mo ago
Blender supports CUDA, HIP, OneAPI, and Metal. So Intel GPUs are performing poorly using their native API.
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6mo ago
It looks like B70 was delayed 1-2 years for some reason.
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6mo ago
Are you comparing against gaming or workstation cards?
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6mo ago
They nerf gaming cards to make money on the pro cards. Since this is a pro card it's not nerfed.
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6mo ago
Google and Apple already developed private age verification.
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6mo ago
I guess it would be worse if he was doing nothing to address the problem.
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6mo ago
Some CNIs are definitely better than others. Unfortunately it seems 99% of people want to work against the k8s networking model.
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6mo ago
On a 64-bit system, 10 GB of address space is nothing.
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6mo ago
Taking responsibility doesn't mean paying people to do nothing.
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6mo ago
None, because Congress wasn't informed of the Maduro raid until afterwards?
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6mo ago
I think the x axis is meant to be time but they screwed it up.
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6mo ago
I wonder if it's the same model and they just keep adding more post-training.
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6mo ago
I don't have the link but someone estimated the number of scientists working in the defense field (it's a lot) and the number of deaths per year you'd expect (over 100). There's probably nothing here. It probably doesn&#
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6mo ago
14th Gen Intel Core i9
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