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by wyldfire 3y ago
> Val is compiled ahead-of-time to machine code ... to which architecture(s)?
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by wyldfire 3y ago
It's not deliberate for them doing this. But the real problem here is that the data they collect isn't seen as a liability. If anything, it's an asset. This externality means that forfeiting people's personal info cost
633.
by wyldfire 3y ago
So was Drepper wrong? Did he just get worn down? Or did it not involve him at all?
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by wyldfire 3y ago
I wonder, does this pollute the IR on your apartment so that your TV remote would no longer work? Although with streaming set-top boxes, those are using RF most of the time these days.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
> five radiation monitors detected a 2-km-long size gamma-ray glow, which suddenly terminated with a lightning flash Wow, does that mean you could predict where lightning might strike? I suppose it would only work with ~seconds notice?
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by wyldfire 3y ago
"last" or "most recent"? Surely after acquiring Nuvia they'll produce their own designs again?
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by wyldfire 3y ago
If by RISC you mean RISC-V, I think it will be quite some time away. I suspect that most RISC-V designs that are supposed to compete with ARM apps processors don't actually have lower power consumption. ....yet.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Just replace it with another one generation old used phone when it stops getting updates. Still better value.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
I often buy a ~one generation old phone for this same reason. It's just so much better value to buy someone else's phone. The folks who keep buying the newest generation tech often seem to take really good care of their gear - p
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by wyldfire 3y ago
> When I last checked, the mainline kernel support for the 8cx was EXTREMELY limited. Is that the case? I would've thought the devices present in 8cx are similar to the other Snapdragon 8 series which would probably be well support
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by wyldfire 3y ago
> Chrome is slow and frustrating to use, with delayed animations and noticeable input lag, it's such a frustration that I entirely gave up on Chrome in favor of Edge which runs natively I use native Chromium on my Windows-on-ARM lap
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Signs to look for: 1. romantic opportunity stolen by a beachfront kidnapping by your love interest's father, who she claims not to know. 2. your father's untimely demise in a sailing accident. 3. falling lighting equipment, e.g. l
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by wyldfire 3y ago
I started to suspect that it was the same location after the third photo. Not that the photographs themselves seemed related but that the challenge didn't feel like a cohesive "game" unless the distance was a hint (and not a
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Andrew is super sharp so I imagine he and the team will get there now that it's declared as a goal. But man, it seems to me (uneducated on the challenges zig faces w/LLVM) that this shifts the team's capacity away from zig an
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by wyldfire 3y ago
I've got an even better idea. "A young healthy child well nursed, is, at a year old, a most delicious nourishing and wholesome food, whether stewed, roasted, baked, or boiled; and I make no doubt that it will equally serve in a fr
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Mathematical representation of A-bar / A' - this is the complement of the set A? That should probably be `~A` and not `!A` for the bitboard operation. The logical negation would not give you the desired results, instead you want
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by wyldfire 3y ago
That's interesting that it might have an impact on plant life. What about animal? Whenever I hear about ULF/ELF, my mind immediately drifts to the Bryan Cranston "X-Files" episode "Drive" [1]: > Mulder real
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by wyldfire 3y ago
>™Electronic voting equipment is a scam, is dangerous and should absolutely not be trusted under any circumstances This kind of a claim without qualifications is not useful. There exist designs that could be secured. > After 2020, th
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by wyldfire 3y ago
It's a laughably ludicrous violation of the Fourth Amendment. I can only assume that its constitutionality is not challenged in court or is challenged and not upheld. It's unjust, but many of the victims are actual criminals and s
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Ask HN: Novel Uses of eBPF and WASM?
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by wyldfire 3y ago
> Veterans had received little pay during the war and faced added difficulty collecting payments owed to them from the State or the Congress of the Confederation.[14] Some soldiers began to organize protests against these oppressive econ
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by wyldfire 3y ago
The hexagon NSP is reasonably well suited for running ML in general. I know it's used for some image/CV use cases and I think it will work well for language models, but maybe suboptimal for the recent large ones. This processor s
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Well, we could do a much much better job of it but in fact Qualcomm does compete with NVIDIA for use cases like this (inference). Both in mobile devices and the data center. Disclaimer: I work at Qualcomm.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
protobuf clang fuzzer is some related work [1][2] > transforming fuzzed programs so that they produce meaningful output, allowing differential testing to be used as a test oracle, and paving the way for fuzzer-generated programs to be in
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by wyldfire 3y ago
I was curious about these libraries a few weeks ago and did some searching. Is there one that's got a clearly dominating set of users or contributors? I don't know what a good way to compare these might be, other than perhaps act
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by wyldfire 3y ago
IIRC you can compose an xor and subtract to do abs, which might eliminate the need for a dedicated opcode. Although negate/cmov might work better. Either way you'd only need an abs if it showed up often enough that you wanted to
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by wyldfire 3y ago
> The other is pro-people in seats, pro-commercial real estate, pro-commuting, pro-certain type of manager, pro-one type of extrovert who can’t find friends outside of work. I think it's great if everyone can work where they prefer.
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by wyldfire 3y ago
> that can emulate x86-64-linux binaries on any POSIX platform. This must be leveraging that cosmopolitan libc awesomeness/insanity also by jart, then?
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by wyldfire 3y ago
I don't think so. By all accounts this seems to be doing true emulation like QEMU TCG does. IIRC firecracker is more of a hypervisor?
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by wyldfire 3y ago
Sadly that's still a lot of people. Sadder still is that it includes people already treated as subhuman and not worthy of labor protections. BTW do you want to accept the risk that everyone who prepares your food takes this step? If y

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