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Not to mention, the software is horrendous to use

nor are they really a software company in the same vein as some companies who make/create an operating system or an ecosystem from the ground up they are more of an parasitic website company with delusions of Grandeur.

Not a fan of Meta but this is a rather unfair statement to make. They're pretty knee deep in low level systems + hardware-software co-design.

Please don’t tell me you’re writing RTL

Common where?

strait

But one is a press release from ARM and the other is a report from CNBC. How are the two the same?

By your logic, there shouldn't be a gazillion posts about Apple Events the day it happens.

On HN, dupe means duplicate discussion for the same link

That is not a dupe

Why?

Can we also add: RDMA (RoCEv2) : ~2.5us

I think its only just getting started

Your quotation isn't being rendered. For a moment, I thought the comment was your own words. You were, turns out, quoting someone else.

That has not been my experience at all. My mom and dad were able to switch from ChatGPT to Gemini without any friction whatsoever. I myself round robin between Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT all the time.

I'm mostly talking about people running to buy a mac mini to run OpenClaw (which seems to be most of the posts I've encountered so far)

I think they're people who have yet to come across virtual machines.

Care to explain?

Would you have said the same for folks doing NLP circa 2015?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKrEyOLvAvA

This talk was pretty eye opening.

Are both using a PCIe switch? If one is and the other isn't, it could be about PCIe credit based flow control kicking in.

As much as I cringe sharing linkedin articles, this particular series of posts are pretty good: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/pci-express-primer-1-overview...

Curious what you mean by learning? Learning about TLPs? Learning about FPGA DMA Engines like XDMA? Learning about PCIe switches / retimers? Learning about `lspci`?

It's winter here. That's mostly an issue during summer. Also, if you're out trekking, then that is a non-issue (especially higher up in the mountains).

Kathmandu's pollution has spiraled out of control so please expect to find a much dustier capital.

and not have to worry about the right libraries being installed on my system and whether I've generated a Makefile. Packages are easily searchable, hosted on popular platforms like GitHub, and I can file bugs and ask questions without having to join an obscure mailing list or deal with an unfriendly community.

Maybe it's just me, but that right there is the stuff of nightmares. What library, and written by who, is it going to pull in.

They're (still) Americans.

I/O Userspace Ring (ring buffers)

I don't know about that. All I'm pointing out is that just because US doesn't like China doesn't mean there isn't a bigger market out there. So, even if China ends up servicing that market only, that's still a big chunk of the pie. So, case in point, a Chinese DRAM maker flooding the market with cheap(er) DRAMs (or any DRAM for that matter -- thanks Micron), will end up affecting the price of DRAM in the US.

https://essenceia.github.io/projects/alibaba_cloud_fpga/

Ok, but BYD is everywhere

The world exists outside the US too you know.