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dadoum

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    Comment #49132886

    It should not mean much of anything, the sloppiness is likely due to the machine translation the article performed (as they mention they translated it)

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    Comment #49068061

    CXMT uses old Qimonda patents (even though Qimonda's tech is now outdated), and the former CEO of Qimonda is currently building a fab for an FeRAM-based alternative to DRAM in Magd…

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    Comment #49043888

    I like the Swiss franc banknotes personally

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    Comment #48984723

    Good article, but there is one step in the reasoning that rubs me the wrong way: > This equation might seem a little hard to solve, but at this point you might notice something fun…

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    Comment #48938941

    This is based on Firefox's own iOS work, but their target is BrowserEngineKit, not making a web browser destined to jailbroken/TrollStore devices on older firmwares.

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    Comment #48882249

    One of my favorite piece of art is also regarded as naive art, even though it is a quite unique one, it's the Palais idéal [0] from Cheval. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ferdi…

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    Comment #48839699

    I tried to one-shot the first test (the Rubik's Cube test) with LucidQuery's Swift model, to test it, as there are not much benchmarks about it and that they brag a lot about it, a…

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    Comment #48754854

    Still, I don't want to gate people based on age. Parents should at least be able to overwrite the age of their child, maybe selectively allow bypasses. My experience with a compute…

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    Comment #48752916

    From https://z.ai/subscribe#code-plans-container : > Explanation and Recommendations Regarding Usage for Plan-Supported Models > Note: Peak hours are from 14:00 to 18:00 daily (UTC…

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    Comment #48713354

    DMA and DSA are very easy to comply with, there is an easy heuristic function to know if your AI startup is affected: |_: Company| false DMA and DSA only applies to companies expli…

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    Comment #48713283

    VSORA already finished their inference chip if you want to take a look at what they're doing. They got a handful produced at TSMC 5nm node. They are expected to be offered by Scale…

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    Comment #48701167

    I don't think this narrative stands, industry and social programs coexisted for a very long time. I actually believe the opposite. It sacrificed its industry for intra-EU fairness …

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    Comment #48688149

    If I remember correctly a lot of AOSP core apps have been discontinued though.

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    Comment #48661292

    > May we scale smoothly, exponentially and uneventfully through A[SI] That sentence sounds weird to me. I can't really put my finger on why, maybe the combination of adverbs, or ju…

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    Comment #48564032

    So I downloaded the model and tried a few Math prompts. The simple addition was a little tedious because it checked multiple times that the calculation was right, I then gave it a …

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    Comment #48560138

    > socialists They are not socialists by any mean. EU is on every front very neoliberal (way too much for my French taste), and it has been like that since its inception without rea…

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    Comment #48459323

    I am also working on a programming language with that no hidden behavior philosophy at the forefront (along with a few other things), but radically different on everything else, so…

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    Comment #48307025

    I think they are saying that the US is required to pay less than the EU? But that's not true based on what I can find anyway, https://app.23degrees.io/view/j4luMuv8fnpO2frL-bar-gro…

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    Comment #48240335

    I want to highlight that maybe today, big conglomerates are rare, but this is also because during the late-20th century, the trend was to break up conglomerates to increase competi…

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    Comment #48208744

    Correct me if I am wrong, but your algorithm looks to me like it would work fine with posits? You would just get a NaR value instead of both NaN and inf, because div-by-zero and sq…

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    Comment #48208509

    And that's the whole reason why Wero has been made I think. It's because the ECB wants to advance on their digital euro plans due to sovereignty concerns, and I think this push is …

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    Comment #48194216

    The compiler has been written by a lot of very smart people, it is very well tested and sometimes has even been formally proven to output exactly what the language specifies, and I…

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    Comment #48159907

    And you are wrong to think that in my opinion, chip manufacturing in Europe was huge 25-30 years ago (there was high-end memory chips manufacturers, high-end GPU manufacturing and …

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    Comment #48159891

    Actually there are more if you count the ones which are not at the cutting edge but your point still stands, most high-end silicon companies only do design.

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    Comment #48159777

    ARM design IP blocks, they can make their own CPU (and now they are making one), eevn though that means competing with your customers.