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thulle

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    Comment #45135538

    https://www.servethehome.com/inventec-96-dimm-cxl-expansion-... https://www.servethehome.com/micron-cz120-cxl-memory-module-...

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    Comment #39799969

    I see hacspec using secret-integers: "wrapper around integer types for constant-timedness". Does Hacspec/Bertie have assurances about constant-timedness too?

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    Comment #39443390

    Link seems broken.

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    Comment #39170365

    > It is perfectly good enough for the error code enumeration to be statically randomized into hard coded constants. A comment points out that they aren't randomized: > The values u…

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    Comment #38773018

    Some data for me: Nitter: I get all 8 posts in the thread in 18 requests, 207 kB, 169 kB transferred. X: I only get the first post, 128 requests, 11.45 MB, 2.11 MB transferred.

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    Comment #38589816

    The 608.5 mm² 4090 with 76.3 B transistors isn't too far off from the 814 mm² H100 w 80 B transistors. Seems like mostly more area for memory interfacing? Assuming they're not sell…

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    Comment #38589677

    That makes sense though, are the chips themselves the bottleneck in production?

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    Comment #38589672

    > 5nm dies are the most expensive part of the whole solution, meaning there is also a 65% pricing advantage (though some of this advantage is offset by more complex packaging and o…

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    Comment #38588914

    Does it matter? Is wafer cost that large of a fraction of the price of these insanely expensive cards?

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    Comment #38582773

    Better output than the smaller llamas in my limited testing, but it's surprisingly slow: Output generated in 101.74 seconds (0.98 tokens/s, 100 tokens, context 82, seed 532878022) …

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    Comment #38486028

    > February 08, 2022 They'd need 20 months to manage to notify users?

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    Comment #38410996

    Coming back home and checking 2.2.1 out zfs instantly started spewing write & checksum errors due to #15533. Both this and #15526 seem to have underlying issues from Holding off on…

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    Comment #38382765

    2nd in the bug here. I actually have some blockcloned data, f.e. steam uses it for all proton installs, but no issues other than the go build.

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    Comment #38296582

    The point seems to escape you, it isn't about the sensitivity of the issue, but about if the behaviour is changed or not.

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    Comment #38292709

    > If you're going to sanction somebody, keep at least some screenshots around. That might not've been a consideration when the offending posts were removed. The ones doing the remo…

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    Comment #38291133

    Title seems mangled.

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    Comment #38291079

    > Several posts have been hidden/deleted because they also contained inflammatory speech. Several community members have reported their discomfort with Srid. In that context, his D…

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    Comment #38142260

    Not sure if that's a good argument, my father loves the smell of diesel exhaust for some reason, doesn't make it right to try to coax 'em into breathing it.

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    Comment #37935372

    Gotta slap on more than a thick coat to go outside, and if you thought a hailstorm could get bad down here..

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    Comment #37746743

    On linux there's the XDG_CACHE_HOME env variable for pip, but strangely enough there doesn't seem to be an windows equivalent.

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    Comment #37568512

    Without the gravity you don't have the (same) resulting turbulence? I have no clue how fast the temperature equalizes or how long it takes to scorch milk at different temperatures,…

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    Comment #37543630

    In that case the line would've been constantly on top in the article, like the current year is below it, but it isn't. While high it intermingles with the other lines, and is nowhe…

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    Comment #37543611

    > we could soon make the climate do what we want Can you expand on this? If it's geoengineering you're talking about we don't really need all the energy for it.

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    Comment #37543597

    I guess you could see de-growth as efficiency, lower useless production/necessary production for a good life-ratio. If we just reduced the resources needed to produce todays consum…

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    Comment #37543499

    That little september bump? Compared to what seems to be a 5 month record gap?