What do you have? I've got a 905P and a 900P and am already using these in LM Studio by putting all models there and extending system memory with more scratch space... Not sure if I need to do anything differently with this since LM Studio already enabled it I think
LOL they think they can win with the privacy angle? They've scraped the entire internet, including what is likely incredibly private and personal information, and they also log everything you do on the service. Get outta heah
Great news for Oxide. I followed their podcasts for a while but they petered out and I haven't heard much about their products/growth for a while. Sounds like it's still viable.
USIT... what a cryptic website! Is it government-related (like In-Q-Tel) or private? Have no idea...
I pay for Relay... I'm sure it's a mistake though bc it'll get ended sometime soon and I'll have to figure out how to transfer all my email aliases elsewhere...
My kid had their first data breach at 2 months old due to a healthcare company we've never heard of having their data and losing it to hackers. This whole industry needs to be burned to the ground.
Not a fan of those low profile and also circular pad keycaps. Gives you even less room to hit the right key! Not for me, but maybe someone else likes that
Funnily enough, the CHIPS Act has provisions that require recipients of grants of a certain amount to provide childcare to employees. That might be the way of the future if we explicitly subsidize more and more industries directly...
US gov hiring is absolutely broken. I applied for a role I'm absolutely qualified for (even referred to apply for it by someone on the team based on my resume and experience) and was rejected out of hand (twice, after an appeal too) without consideration. I'm actually willing to take a pay cut to serve my country, and I think actually you'll find senior engineers and business leaders willing to do this too, but if red tape or incompetent HR contractors get in the way, you'll lose that talent too.
Good luck getting anyone to do any work while they wait for the news on whether they're axed over the next 1-2 months (or up to the end of the year!). These trickling layoffs absolutely kill morale. Do it all at once, seriously.
When you control the pricing and want to drive people to your own hardware, of course it's gonna be cheaper. Gotta exercise that market power over your suppliers
Lots of issues but mostly it didn't meet the sky high initial expectations Intel set for the product. It might've met expectations with the current generation of the product combined with CXL, but now it's cancelled and we'll never know!
You can fund a dependent care flexible spending account with pre-tax dollars up to $5000 per household currently. That will cover ~2 months of care where I live, but I guess it's better than nothing at all...
Ugh, I feel bad for all my former coworkers. Pat was supposed to be the returning savior of Intel and now I'm hearing rumors he might not last through 2024 at this rate. The thing is, even if Pat goes down, Intel is too big to fail for the US from a national security POV. While TSMC is starting to build more fabs in the US, they're doing it kicking and screaming, and the funding in the Chips & Science Act is just a drop in the bucket for now. I fully expect more semiconductor industrial policy from the US gov in the next 10 years. It's a good time to be in semiconductor policy at Intel, SIA, etc. etc.
Generally speaking the vendor libraries have dynamic dispatch support, which can identify which functions are available on a CPU and then deploy to the best at runtime. Intel got into some hot water for having their dispatch hurt performance on AMD CPUs, but it seems that's been fixed. Their IPP-Crypto and AMD's AOCL-Cryptography libraries both support dynamic dispatch these days, for example.