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But the energy requirements per token would be orders of magnitude worse than chips made at 3nm. So probably better for your hypothetical state to just pay the extra for more efficient chips so that they don't have (as much) of an energy problem.
Do you have a link for the all-in-one project? I'd like to know more.
I'm interested in building a Ryzen 9 box with ECC UDIMMs, but only 2 sticks due to reported stability issues with 4. Did it work well? Would you recommend it? (I would only be running Linux).
Surely you mean F-15 right? (F-14 was exclusive to the Navy + Iran exports)
Rationale for development and architecture details on youtube here: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DaWkfSmIgRs
As someone trying to spec out a Ryzen workstation right now I can tell you it's actually harder because Ryzen (unlike EPIC) uses UDIMM ECC, not RDIMM ECC. It's a niche that very few companies wanted to service before AI ram madness. Now the only vendor I can find is v-color:
https://v-color.net/products/ddr5-ecc-oc-u-dimm-server-memor...
But they no longer have 6000mhz stuff in stock (which is ideal for Ryzen due to the 1 to 1 speed match to the memory controller).
It's frustrating :(
Sure, as a percentage it's very rare - but some people have died as a result: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_Swartz
I think most would agree that cases like that act as a deterrent?
Are there any hobby projects to hack/replace the controller board to make a new/fancy TV into a dumb tv? Would be nice to be able to use a new OLED panel like that...
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To be fair the F22 would have been closer to the F35 in price if the number produced were larger so that the R&D was spread over a larger number of airframes. Such a pretty plane.
Has the DGX actually shipped anywhere yet?
Surprised that no one has corrected them that it's not RS232 anymore. It was eventually ratified and it's technically called EIA-232-F (at least for the most recent 1997 version).
In Australia there is a scheme to pay lower wages to people with disabilities (lowest is approx $3 per hour).
Seems to work well for people who would otherwise not be able to participate in the workforce.
https://www.fairwork.gov.au/pay-and-wages/minimum-wages/empl...
I doubt Linus ever talks to the GTK people in any meaningful way
Interestingly he has had arguments with them over the years, most fervently related to the development of https://subsurface-divelog.org/
There were a number of hacks to deal with this. RAIN was very popular back in the day, but AMNHLTM appears to have better compatibility with modern CPUs.
lol - Sounds like a Terminal Lance comic strip.
What do you mean by Plan B? From what you've just said it sounds like their proposal was rejected, so there is no plan b now?
I think api may have been alluding to the potential end state, where conception is performed in the lab.
Here is another good open source implementation: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dVD1Yws__v0
What's the plan for Wayland compatibility? For a little while I was able to share a single app - but not the full desktop. Now I can't share anything from Ubuntu 24.04 when using Wayland :(
Hmmm, interesting. Looks like .au does not comply and .com.au has a domain squatter.
I interviewed the creator of μCLinux recently here:
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I have a modded Dreamcast free to a good home if anyone wants it and lives in Melbourne or Sydney. (I've found emulation easier for me these days, as I try to simplify my physical setup).
From the article:
For example, Level 4 full autonomous driving will require 6G.
My understanding of Level 4 is that it's basically full autonomy, but with geo-fencing. Surely that can be achieved with GPS and there is no need for any 2 way comms? (this is assuming that all compute is "on board").
How do early stage Tech enterprises deal with the instability and problematic infrastructure in South Africa?
Are you sure it was Wolf3D? The original 90's Wolfenstine was single player only...
Just to further back up your point when you look at the cost of US wars here: http://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/money_huge.png
WW2 is head and shoulders above everything else.
Here is a modern implementation of the SuperH CPU for Linux: