You can hack things together pretty effectively in rust if you put your mind to it, and the easier to use tooling really helps with that kind of thing. I use Rust for small one-off projects frequently just because it's…
That's not all there is to it, to be fair. Rust seems to work particularly well for LLMs in part because it's better at catching their errors.
What exactly is Anthropic's multi-billion dollar microphone here?
Rust does so a lot of abbreviation, though. fn, ptr, mut, etc.
Were the MOQ for the resistors a major contributer to cost? Usually they're super cheap so even buying 100 is not a crazy problem. Also most PCB assemblers will have a generic component library for common resistor and…
Part selection is often the bulk of the work in a PCB design, yeah. What tools were you using, though? In general the parametric searches on digikey, mouser, etc are pretty good for the standard components. For stuff…
A solid will put up some resistance to shear forces, up to the plastic limit. A liquid gives zero resistance to a constant shear force after enough time. What this means is that a solid might approximate a sphere but it…
I think the main trick is balancing the two. Companies that take any +ev bet, no matter how big, will tend to explode spectacularly eventually (SBF famously had this philosophy, for example).
This. People repeat stuff they suspect might be happening like it's facts. Would I be surprised? Only a little. Does that mean it's definitely happening? of course not.
Questionable monetization meaning essentially turning a blind eye to and profiting from the gambling industry that skirts regulations and targets kids that is enabled by the market for rare skins in their games (as well…
I dunno, it often matters a lot less than you think when something goes down. And distributed systems have a knack for going down in a much less predictable way, it's not going to automatically make your system more…
To expand a little on this: a chip fabrication process is a series of steps from incoming bare wafers to finished chips (potentially multiple wafers get combined into a finished chip, as well). To build up the physical…
With grapheneOS you can lock the bootloader with your own keys. Huge difference. (That said, I don't know if the apps which demand the attestation trust anything but the official grapheneOS keys)
Chip fabrication processes are not fungible: GPUs and CPUs might be made on roughly the same process, but DRAM is not (flash is a different process again, as is power electronics, analog electronics, MEMS, etc. And even…
>And he would have the unbridled rage of everyone in the UK who has decided that 100 years of the Tory/Labour cycle has run its course and meaningful change is needed Binface is a better protest candidate than Farage…
I think they were specifically bristling at the implication that 'high-end' was mainly relating to price as opposed to functionality. The most expensive watches are expensive for reasons of fashion while being inferior…
Well, Death of the Author has been a concept for quite a while. How it's made and what the author intended is explicitly not a concern for a lot of criticism and analysis.
TBH, the whole of It Takes Two made me think 'these people are pretty terrible, I'm not sure I want to help them'. The stuffed toy bit was just the cherry on the cake. Good gameplay, not very good writing IMO (Split…
I think the first picture is not showing structural columns: they're more a symptom (buckling as the building is moving) as opposed to the cause.
to be fair, the 741 is not a particularly good op-amp nowadays. It's used mainly through sheer inertia.
This proves it is an idea worth selling to some people. Not the same thing.
> If the compiler can optimize a piece of code, it can also show the user what it thinks the optimal code would be so that they can rewrite it themselves, if they so choose This is not straightforward. Apart from the…
The C++ style tends to create much larger omnibus libraries. If you're concerned about the liability and bloat extra dependencies create, you should be thinking of a) the number of people you are trusting in your supply…
I kinda think the reaction and reporting on this is already being colored by the objection to the datacenters, as opposed to the other way around. And it's not obvious exactly where the problem came from in the first…
Radio waves are not ionizing radiation, so they aren't directly cancerous in the same way as say, x-rays or UV light (UV light is about the threshold for this), but they are still absorbed by water in tissue, which…
You can hack things together pretty effectively in rust if you put your mind to it, and the easier to use tooling really helps with that kind of thing. I use Rust for small one-off projects frequently just because it's…
That's not all there is to it, to be fair. Rust seems to work particularly well for LLMs in part because it's better at catching their errors.
What exactly is Anthropic's multi-billion dollar microphone here?
Rust does so a lot of abbreviation, though. fn, ptr, mut, etc.
Were the MOQ for the resistors a major contributer to cost? Usually they're super cheap so even buying 100 is not a crazy problem. Also most PCB assemblers will have a generic component library for common resistor and…
Part selection is often the bulk of the work in a PCB design, yeah. What tools were you using, though? In general the parametric searches on digikey, mouser, etc are pretty good for the standard components. For stuff…
A solid will put up some resistance to shear forces, up to the plastic limit. A liquid gives zero resistance to a constant shear force after enough time. What this means is that a solid might approximate a sphere but it…
I think the main trick is balancing the two. Companies that take any +ev bet, no matter how big, will tend to explode spectacularly eventually (SBF famously had this philosophy, for example).
This. People repeat stuff they suspect might be happening like it's facts. Would I be surprised? Only a little. Does that mean it's definitely happening? of course not.
Questionable monetization meaning essentially turning a blind eye to and profiting from the gambling industry that skirts regulations and targets kids that is enabled by the market for rare skins in their games (as well…
I dunno, it often matters a lot less than you think when something goes down. And distributed systems have a knack for going down in a much less predictable way, it's not going to automatically make your system more…
To expand a little on this: a chip fabrication process is a series of steps from incoming bare wafers to finished chips (potentially multiple wafers get combined into a finished chip, as well). To build up the physical…
With grapheneOS you can lock the bootloader with your own keys. Huge difference. (That said, I don't know if the apps which demand the attestation trust anything but the official grapheneOS keys)
Chip fabrication processes are not fungible: GPUs and CPUs might be made on roughly the same process, but DRAM is not (flash is a different process again, as is power electronics, analog electronics, MEMS, etc. And even…
>And he would have the unbridled rage of everyone in the UK who has decided that 100 years of the Tory/Labour cycle has run its course and meaningful change is needed Binface is a better protest candidate than Farage…
I think they were specifically bristling at the implication that 'high-end' was mainly relating to price as opposed to functionality. The most expensive watches are expensive for reasons of fashion while being inferior…
Well, Death of the Author has been a concept for quite a while. How it's made and what the author intended is explicitly not a concern for a lot of criticism and analysis.
TBH, the whole of It Takes Two made me think 'these people are pretty terrible, I'm not sure I want to help them'. The stuffed toy bit was just the cherry on the cake. Good gameplay, not very good writing IMO (Split…
I think the first picture is not showing structural columns: they're more a symptom (buckling as the building is moving) as opposed to the cause.
to be fair, the 741 is not a particularly good op-amp nowadays. It's used mainly through sheer inertia.
This proves it is an idea worth selling to some people. Not the same thing.
> If the compiler can optimize a piece of code, it can also show the user what it thinks the optimal code would be so that they can rewrite it themselves, if they so choose This is not straightforward. Apart from the…
The C++ style tends to create much larger omnibus libraries. If you're concerned about the liability and bloat extra dependencies create, you should be thinking of a) the number of people you are trusting in your supply…
I kinda think the reaction and reporting on this is already being colored by the objection to the datacenters, as opposed to the other way around. And it's not obvious exactly where the problem came from in the first…
Radio waves are not ionizing radiation, so they aren't directly cancerous in the same way as say, x-rays or UV light (UV light is about the threshold for this), but they are still absorbed by water in tissue, which…