Laptops are already counted in PC sales, since they are PCs.
Games doubling in price hides less copies bought, much like movies selling far less tickets yet having higher revenues. No matter how you count it, PC gaming has been in decline for a long time.
PC sales peaked 15 years ago, and have been declining ever since. Most of the best selling PC games are from 15-30 years ago.
As someone making mobile apps used by billions, demands from mobile users certainly grow and want this class of hardware capability. We spend significant effort trying to figure out how to deliver features asked for by…
Pretty much all cutting edge graphics papers now use some form of NN. To ignore the techniques and gains at the cutting edge would leave any hardware mfr behind. It’s not nonsense or marketing speak. It’s genuine…
Datacenters don’t run on desktop class GPUs. They’re well past that. It’s why NVidia moved most production of desktop GPUs to data center class hardware.
That’s completely backwards by orders of magnitude. Modern CPUs outrun L1 cache speed by a lot, L1 cache speed is on order of 1000-5000 GB/s, a GB/s is real bits used, is 8x of Gbps, and network speeds include…
The vast majority of all commits to Linux were paid for by big business (around 85% last year, prev years similar). Intel, Google, AMD, IBM, Meta…. https://commandlinux.com/statistics/linux-kernel-contributor...
Not sure what you’re intending to show. That page shows 99.5%+ uptime across all 11 of the services provided. To do that at a small company world cost significant money. To have it integrated and cheap for all those…
EU law requires the mark. Did you know about the level of the “so many levels”? If such a large market requires behavior by law, and quite reasonably so, it’s also quite reasonable to mark AI generated content as such.…
Yes, using original paint in 16 colors saved to PCX in 640x480 should be enough for anybody. Or we could let owners of properties add features as they see fit.
This is a standard mark for AI generated images using a format agreed upon by most of the GenAI world to help people not get tricked by fake images. It’s exactly according to spec, is widely announced, and is widely…
If you read the article instead of the headline…….. it’s adding a fairly standard mark to AI generated images to let’s others know, in the same manner a giant swath of the GebAI industry has agreed to.
> suit is mainly over whether controlled digital lending is legal at all No, it was not, even supported by the quotes you pulled. Libraries right now, with publisher blessing, offer all manner of controlled digital…
Yeah, that worked really well for captchas. Now even simple models far surpass humans at recognition. So there’s plenty of evidence. Now provide evidence it’s technically possible to make any font “ that is financially…
> I'd love to hear your thoughts on that. “Claude: make the scraper mimic a screen reader.” And just like that, in 10 seconds, their site feeds my “screen reader” the real words.
So jealousy is the argument? If someone reads my work am I worse off? Why would I post it to the web? If someone indexes it so others can find it am I worse off? Should I complain they also make money helping others…
You misrepresent the non cs ones by a factor of 5-10, even on cpu. First, you’re calling the prng twice per aes single call. That seems pretty dishonest already. And using Golang? That ludicrously slow also. To tell us…
Same - very good article.
As others here have pointed out, this is nonsense. The vast majority of PRNG calls on the planet are extremely high perf simulations, where crypto secure versions are a ludicrous cost in speed, energy, and sheer…
Those were leading capital letters words. This is ALL CAPITAL LETTERS, which is different. As others pointed out, it’s used extensively in the click bait arena.
> The UC system and many other of the top universities in the country have also stopped looking at SAT scores. Which led to a spectacular failure of incoming students to do basic math, lead to massive increases in…
Courts have ruled many things besides encryption count as anti-copying measures, and that the laws apply retroactively, so it’s not so clear such patches even on 360 are legal. Try selling such patches and test it.
Employing anti-protection methods to do to has been illegal since 1996 WIPO treaties, and then much more strongly in the 2002 DMCA. So around 30 years now.
Have you ever built a NN model? Have you ever broken a crypto system, even a small one?
Laptops are already counted in PC sales, since they are PCs.
Games doubling in price hides less copies bought, much like movies selling far less tickets yet having higher revenues. No matter how you count it, PC gaming has been in decline for a long time.
PC sales peaked 15 years ago, and have been declining ever since. Most of the best selling PC games are from 15-30 years ago.
As someone making mobile apps used by billions, demands from mobile users certainly grow and want this class of hardware capability. We spend significant effort trying to figure out how to deliver features asked for by…
Pretty much all cutting edge graphics papers now use some form of NN. To ignore the techniques and gains at the cutting edge would leave any hardware mfr behind. It’s not nonsense or marketing speak. It’s genuine…
Datacenters don’t run on desktop class GPUs. They’re well past that. It’s why NVidia moved most production of desktop GPUs to data center class hardware.
That’s completely backwards by orders of magnitude. Modern CPUs outrun L1 cache speed by a lot, L1 cache speed is on order of 1000-5000 GB/s, a GB/s is real bits used, is 8x of Gbps, and network speeds include…
The vast majority of all commits to Linux were paid for by big business (around 85% last year, prev years similar). Intel, Google, AMD, IBM, Meta…. https://commandlinux.com/statistics/linux-kernel-contributor...
Not sure what you’re intending to show. That page shows 99.5%+ uptime across all 11 of the services provided. To do that at a small company world cost significant money. To have it integrated and cheap for all those…
EU law requires the mark. Did you know about the level of the “so many levels”? If such a large market requires behavior by law, and quite reasonably so, it’s also quite reasonable to mark AI generated content as such.…
Yes, using original paint in 16 colors saved to PCX in 640x480 should be enough for anybody. Or we could let owners of properties add features as they see fit.
This is a standard mark for AI generated images using a format agreed upon by most of the GenAI world to help people not get tricked by fake images. It’s exactly according to spec, is widely announced, and is widely…
If you read the article instead of the headline…….. it’s adding a fairly standard mark to AI generated images to let’s others know, in the same manner a giant swath of the GebAI industry has agreed to.
> suit is mainly over whether controlled digital lending is legal at all No, it was not, even supported by the quotes you pulled. Libraries right now, with publisher blessing, offer all manner of controlled digital…
Yeah, that worked really well for captchas. Now even simple models far surpass humans at recognition. So there’s plenty of evidence. Now provide evidence it’s technically possible to make any font “ that is financially…
> I'd love to hear your thoughts on that. “Claude: make the scraper mimic a screen reader.” And just like that, in 10 seconds, their site feeds my “screen reader” the real words.
So jealousy is the argument? If someone reads my work am I worse off? Why would I post it to the web? If someone indexes it so others can find it am I worse off? Should I complain they also make money helping others…
You misrepresent the non cs ones by a factor of 5-10, even on cpu. First, you’re calling the prng twice per aes single call. That seems pretty dishonest already. And using Golang? That ludicrously slow also. To tell us…
Same - very good article.
As others here have pointed out, this is nonsense. The vast majority of PRNG calls on the planet are extremely high perf simulations, where crypto secure versions are a ludicrous cost in speed, energy, and sheer…
Those were leading capital letters words. This is ALL CAPITAL LETTERS, which is different. As others pointed out, it’s used extensively in the click bait arena.
> The UC system and many other of the top universities in the country have also stopped looking at SAT scores. Which led to a spectacular failure of incoming students to do basic math, lead to massive increases in…
Courts have ruled many things besides encryption count as anti-copying measures, and that the laws apply retroactively, so it’s not so clear such patches even on 360 are legal. Try selling such patches and test it.
Employing anti-protection methods to do to has been illegal since 1996 WIPO treaties, and then much more strongly in the 2002 DMCA. So around 30 years now.
Have you ever built a NN model? Have you ever broken a crypto system, even a small one?