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www.amd.com 2mo ago

AMD Ryzen AI Halo for AI Developers

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spark-arena.com 5mo ago

Spark Arena

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news.ycombinator.com 9mo ago

Edit Back in Windows

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nvidianews.nvidia.com 10mo ago

Nvidia to Invest Up to $100B in OpenAI

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twitter.com 1y ago

New Intel Arc Pro GPUs Are on the Way. See You in Taipei

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news.ycombinator.com 1y ago

Ask HN: "RTX 5090" or "DGX Spark"

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mindmatters.ai 1y ago

I doubt that AI can match the human mind

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www.intel.com 1y ago

50 Years Ago: Celebrating the Influential Intel 8080

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www.wsj.com 1y ago

In Hoc Anno Domini

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www.intel.com 1y ago

Intel Launches Arc B-Series Graphics Cards

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docs.redhat.com 1y ago

RHEL 9.5 Released

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ubuntu.com 1y ago

Canonical Releases Ubuntu 24.10 Oracular Oriole

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www.intel.com 1y ago

Intel Innovation 2024 event postponed to 2025

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canonical.com 2y ago

Ubuntu RISC-V Notebook

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www.wsj.com 2y ago

NYC Sues Social-Media Companies for Youth Mental-Health Effects

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github.com 2y ago

Should Windows have a default CLI editor?

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top500.org 2y ago

Intel Aurora Supercomputer

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www.wsj.com 3y ago

Twitter changes name to X Corp. and moves to Nevada

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teejeetech.com 3y ago

Zinc: An Ubuntu remix that dares to be different

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www.rt.com 3y ago

Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev dies at 91

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openwrt.org 4y ago

OpenWRT 21.02.2 Released

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flyzolo.com 4y ago

FlyZolo – Youngest Woman Solo

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getfedora.org 4y ago

Fedora 35

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www.bloomberg.com 4y ago

“Take the Money and Run” Artwork

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www.google.com 5y ago

Google Chrome 92 is out

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news.ycombinator.com 5y ago

Russia to build RISC-V processors

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www.barrons.com 5y ago

China Orders Didi’s Ride-Hailing App Removed from App Stores

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Ferrari Luce 2 months ago

Jony Ive design philosophy of "thin and with round corners" can be seen in the Ferrari Luce. The car looks like an iPhone.

"... we have an odor on the plane as well here at this time. We are going to be going back to the gate, request fire as well." - United pilot

"2384, it is oder like a smoke odor ...like from fire?" - Control

"No, it was a weird odor. I don't know exactly how to describe it. But yeah... we can't get a hold of anyone at the ops for a gate assignment." - United pilot

"Ground, United 2384 is declaring an emergency. The flight attendants in the back are feeling ill because of the odor. We will need to go into an available gate at this time." - United pilot

"... the fire trucks are over there. They're going to bring a stair truck just in case you guys do want to evacuate. Let me know if you do." - Control

"Copy, yeah, we prefer to wait on a gate, but I mean, again, we only got so much time here because there's still a bit of odor in the back of the airplane." - United pilot

"646, number two, clear to land 4." - Control

"Truck one and company, cross four Delta." - Control

"Truck one and company, crossing four at Delta." - Truck 1

"Stop, stop, stop, stop, Truck 1. Stop,stop, stop. Stop, Truck 1, Stop." - Control

"That was - that wasn't good to watch." - Frontier pilot

"Yeah, I know. I was here. I tried to reach out to [inaudible]. We were dealing with an emergency earlier... um, I messed up." - Control

"No, man, you did the best you could." -Frontier pilot

Asus Ascent GX10 8 months ago

DGXOS is a customized Ubuntu Noble!

/etc/os-release:

  PRETTY_NAME="Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTS"
  NAME="Ubuntu"
  VERSION_ID="24.04"
  VERSION="24.04.3 LTS (Noble Numbat)"
  VERSION_CODENAME=noble
  ID=ubuntu
  ID_LIKE=debian
  HOME_URL="https://www.ubuntu.com/"
  SUPPORT_URL="https://help.ubuntu.com/"
  BUG_REPORT_URL="https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/"
  PRIVACY_POLICY_URL="https://www.ubuntu.com/legal/terms-and-policies/privacy-policy"
  UBUNTU_CODENAME=noble
  LOGO=ubuntu-logo
and /etc/dgx-release:
  DGX_NAME="DGX Spark"
  DGX_PRETTY_NAME="NVIDIA DGX Spark"
  DGX_SWBUILD_DATE="2025-09-10-13-50-03"
  DGX_SWBUILD_VERSION="7.2.3"
  DGX_COMMIT_ID="833b4a7"
  DGX_PLATFORM="DGX Server for KVM"
  DGX_SERIAL_NUMBER="Not Specified"
While other Linux distros were already reported to work, some tools provide by Nvidia won't work with Fedora or NixOS. Not yet!

I couldn't get Nvidia AI Workbench to start on Neon KDE after changing to DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu in /etc/lsb-release. Neon is based on Ubuntu Noble too.

Before WSL, Microsoft provided "Windows Services for UNIX" to "Seamlessly integrate Microsoft Windows into your UNIX environment."

The same Windows services are provided to "Seamlessly integrate Microsoft Widows into your Linux environment."

WSU became WSL!

True. In the Second Edition the Preface mentioned that "Finally, the number of UNIX installations has grown to 10" and some of those systems were connected mostly via telephone lines.

The article refers to a "typical packet found on a typical network" then describes an Ethernet frame, so the author clearly refers to MACs in an Ethernet setup.

MAC is part of the Ethernet standard. The clue of why is needed for is in the name "access control". Without MAC there's no Ethernet. Without Ethernet there's no Internet.

Wait ...there are other networking standards!

"The Internet doesn't use MAC addresses, and Internet packets don't have MAC addresses" is a wrong assumption. What's an "Internet packet"? Without MACs there's no networking. Without networking there's no Internet.

Media Access Control (MAC) address is the method to control access to the physical transmission medium. A switch doesn't care about your upper layers (IP, TCP, etc.) but won't find your host without a MAC address. That's why MACs are called hardware address and work on the local link only, from the port on your cool network interface to the other end of the cable or radio signal.

The Itanium was a new 64bit architecture. AMD64 is just addition to the 32bit Intel architecture. Itanium didn't make it, so we're stuck with backward compatibility all the way to 8080 in today's x86 processors. That's all in the past! What I'm looking forward is to the future SoC releases with Intel cores and Nvidia graphics.