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cayleyh
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Comment #49086832
Better yet, he gets loans, collateralized against those unrealized gains to the current value of the gains, and then writes off the loan interest against his present and future tax…
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Comment #48861693
DDR5 is DUV not EUV
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Comment #48448927
the civil war was only ever and exclusively about states rights
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Comment #48311928
Dario Amodei in David Attenborough voice: "This Claude appears to think more frequently and more deeply to give better responses"
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Comment #48237604
I guarantee the "median" payout is nowhere near that. The article said the average pay is 158 million won. I bet the median pay is less than half that.
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Comment #48237515
> I personally use my OpenAI subscription pretty heavily, 2-3 agents running practically all day on various tasks but I never even get close to running into limits Same. But if I w…
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Comment #48228528
seL4 + linux kernel api shims does seem like the most realistic approach to move forward. But the driver + driver API situation seems like the biggest barrier.
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Comment #48228506
A compounding problem is that lots of the key drivers depend on binary blobs provided by the vendors, making updating and porting that much harder. I know there has been some work …
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Ask HN: Are advances in AI going to push Linux to a micro-kernel?
This is something that has been bouncing around my head for the past couple weeks with the flood of security related news around Mythos and the number of 0days being found. Microke…
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Comment #48138341
I missed what the reason given for moving from zig to rust was. Considering 9 days ago it was "This whole thread is an overreaction." Is it really just that Anthropic now owns bun …
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Comment #48138276
The PR says it was from Jarred, and then he flags his own PR as slop...
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Comment #48138201
100% agree on this. Even just the flashing on nav menus. Very very common to load an app I'm already signed in to, see the "login / signup" state first, then a loading indicator or…
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Comment #48055052
You can buy them frozen, directly from the baking counter, in 144 count boxes... Just saying...
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Comment #48029657
The ram is "unified" meaning it's a single shared between CPU and GPU, and it's "on package", meaning the RAM chips are packaged together with the CPU / GPU die, but it's just regu…
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Comment #48015480
We're all living in a William Gibson novel now...
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Comment #46878724
I too feel this is a huge part of it, coupled with the fact that "basics" of last generation (a home you own, a stable job that doesn't overwork you on evenings and weekends, affor…
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Comment #46723538
It's hard to get a comparable read since you don't get a clean split in the #s between what would be public spending vs. private spending if the US + a "Medicare for All" type syst…
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Comment #46709679
What does your setup look like? What kinds of workloads are you using it for?
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Comment #46635760
Underrated acquisition. Gives NVIDIA a whole lineup of inference-focused hardware that iirc can retrofit into existing air cooled data centres without needing cooling upgrades. Gre…
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Comment #46545740
DTM is my new preferred power generation measurement unit :D thank you!
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Comment #45955782
Also AWS Graviton and Google Axion servers & VMs on those clouds
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Comment #45620156
"decade" being the universal time frame for "I don't know" :D
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Comment #45380020
"because of the monolithic nature of ZFS that created problems with the Redox microkernel design" Anyone have an idea what this actually means and what problems they were having in…
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Comment #45169747
"Half of all developers have below-average diligence" - a lot of this is also not developer choice, but environmental. So much software is developed and maintained in very constrai…
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Comment #45144603
The company behind it got bought by Oracle, so all the public stuff was archived. Not sure if there is still any community around it after that.