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Comment #49208553
It's quite telling that the 8B Taalas chip was already reticle-sized on TSMC N6. I mean, we're talking about a process that does ~100 MTr/mm², ROM needs about one transistor per bi…
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Comment #49202797
There's a reason you used to have a separate four-pin cable going from the CD drive to the sound card ;)
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Comment #49202322
> I can't believe how many critical bugs fall through. Almost like CC is 100% vibe coded.
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Comment #49186821
> Rovo's URL retrieval tool is insecure: there are no protections against opening a URL that has been dynamically created by the agent. Here, Rovo is manipulated to append sensitiv…
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Comment #49165034
Except the 499$ of a 1080 GTX inflation-adjusted only buys you a 5070 or 5070 Ti even by MSRP.
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Comment #49142666
> super heroes or fantasy books/movies and I was never into playing Pokemon or Magic the Gathering. Star Wars didn't appeal to me and neither did Lord Of The Rings nor Narnia nor H…
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Comment #49107306
Not having a second camera is insanity on a smartphone with a four-digit price.
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Comment #49086689
There are some niche charting applications which are offloaded to FPGAs and even ASICs.
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Comment #49075906
The person you are replying to wrote that post.
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Comment #49075898
Apple Pay even works if the phone/watch battery is "dead"
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Comment #49070204
Anything that's high in protein, and you don't want to brown appreciably or use much fat. So mostly french omelette and pancakes. The upside is that these also require basically no…
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Comment #49059887
If you look back at the last 30-40 years german industry was often at the leading edge of emerging technologies, e.g. different types of renewable energy (especially wind and solar…
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Comment #49056919
Category error
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Comment #49056888
Germany is currently liquidating their high-performance lithium-ion battery maker. Western industrial policy is indistinguishable from malicious interference.
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Comment #49056120
rerere
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Comment #49052373
That was the literal reason given back then and it did not stick. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crypto_Wars https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernstein_v._United_States
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Comment #49045975
IME agents are extremely happy to write more or less convincing // SAFETY: comments (most Rust code in the training set has these just before unsafe { - also it often works in unit…
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Comment #49043170
I really look forward to new Fedora releases.
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Comment #49023485
Illegal numbers 2: Electric Trumpaloo
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Comment #49012175
And -march=native or at least -march=x86-64-v3 or similar, alternatively identifying relevant functions and manually invoking FMV and uarch specialization via target_clones. Plus n…
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Comment #48993307
Spec-driven development is sold on the idea that you regenerate modules or entire services when you change the spec. It's a really dumb idea but was briefly popular in enterprise, …
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Comment #48977361
Not user code, no. Someone eventually has to, but virtually every ORM under the sun allows you to construct dynamic queries without having to concatenate strings yourself or resort…
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Comment #48968860
Most problems should be divide-and-conquerable into chunks that 300 vs 400k context is basically never an issue. A coding agent isn't an infinite chat.