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by y1n0 4mo ago
Well, there are the political ideals expressed or embraced by the populace, and then there are politicians. AFAICT political parties at the national level and state level in the US is pure theater.
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by y1n0 4mo ago
“TeraThread”
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by y1n0 4mo ago
Apple has been weathering this for a while. Maybe it was bad timing with a contract rollover but they seem to have lost their primacy with TMSC. I’m guessing they are doing their best to maintain margins. I don’t know what Apple’s cash ches
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by y1n0 4mo ago
Must stash
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by y1n0 4mo ago
As an fpga engineer dealing with bitwidths that are non-byte multiples is very normal and when I end up writing software for various reasons, I often miss it. Usually when trying to slice and parse or construct messages. Obviously there are
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by y1n0 4mo ago
For digital chip design, research Verilog and/or SystemVerilog, and for tools, check out verilator and the OSS cad suite: https://github.com/YosysHQ/oss-cad-suite-build
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by y1n0 4mo ago
“It was a brilliant cure, but we lost the patient.”
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by y1n0 4mo ago
Now that it's been clear there's money to be made for a little while, inference engines will be commoditized the same way as bitcoin miners.
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by y1n0 4mo ago
No true Scotsman…
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by y1n0 4mo ago
Now this would at least resemble a cyberdeck from the books.
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by y1n0 4mo ago
I think these things are interesting, but I grew up on neuromancer...and so I have some cognitive dissonance when I see these described as cyberdecks and see screens. I get that the term has moved on, and cyberdeck means whatever people say
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by y1n0 4mo ago
Mostly true, but the weird edge case I run into is workspaces. Since they seem to be independent of and not backward compatible with git worktrees, there is no fall back to git for submodules within a workspace. We still use submodules in a
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by y1n0 4mo ago
What’s wrong with worktrees? To me that is exactly what mounting a branch would be. I use them a fair amount. Edit: I see people bringing up lazy file checkouts in conjunction with mounting a branch. For some of the enormous repos people wo
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by y1n0 4mo ago
> THE SPINNER MESSAGE CAUSES 100% GPU USAGE ON AN MBP M5!! Is that m5 specific? I’m not seeing on my m4 and I use codex (desktop and cli) quite a bit.
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Satellite reveals immense scale of GPS signal tampering(space.com)
186 points by y1n0 4mo ago|102 comments
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by y1n0 4mo ago
That's built in now, for what it's worth.
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by y1n0 4mo ago
Tesla's losses were always a small fraction of annual revenue. OpenAI loses multiples of annual revenue.
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by y1n0 4mo ago
I’ve started using JJ vcs, mainly because some people were saying it was great and I didn’t really get it. I’m starting to come around though. From a UI perspective it’s a major improvement on git. The branching workflow is something that
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by y1n0 4mo ago
I think they are buying data and customers.
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by y1n0 4mo ago
Yeah, he’s so damn successful at building companies that elevate civilization. Wtf would anyone want to go with that.
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Ask HN: Favorite two person card games?
3 points by y1n0 4mo ago|2 comments
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by y1n0 4mo ago
This is fantasticly fun. Nice work!
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Heisenbug(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by y1n0 4mo ago|0 comments
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by y1n0 4mo ago
I don’t write software, but in asic and fpga design, formal method specifications enable the use of things like SAT solvers to determine if the underlying test article meets the specification. You specify properties of the design and the to
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Raspberry Pi projects I'm self-hosting this year(xda-developers.com)
5 points by y1n0 4mo ago|1 comments
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Catjam 2026(itch.io)
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Anthropic disables access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 to comply with government(cnbc.com)
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There Is Life Before Main in Rust(grack.com)
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by y1n0 4mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9695102
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by y1n0 4mo ago
If you don’t mind answering, where did you get it?

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