Keyframe

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by Keyframe 2mo ago
Sarcasm hat on - You know what, if LLMs were so infallible at coding and engineers useless for hands-on, then why even bother with anything except asm or even skip the mnemonics completely and go straight for the binary? Why even bother wit
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
Last time it was Opus 4.8 to no avail. Fable is too expen..precious to try that yet :)
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
That's the million dollar question. Do you/we/us have tests that cover everything which covers QA as well? If such a mythical beast exists, maybe from remnants of ye olde TDD past and hasn't been modified as such.. then
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
I don't want to knock you down as most have already did. In-fact it's a useful exercise going forward in exploring how to work with AI. It's here, we're all going to use it one way or the other. Zero issues with that, in
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
that's only 133-times as much CPU power akshually, it's also more closer to 500-1,000x. You can't look at clock speed only. Processor architecture makes all the difference. Pipelining, SIMD, memory bandwidth, blablala, ever
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
while impressive as a standalone number, half of it is in US. It launched a year ahead of competition at a much lower price and was when XBOX Live came about. And even with that - it couldn't make a dent in the dominance of of Sony and
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by Keyframe 2mo ago
This reads like corporate death rattle. Microsoft never had any clue what it takes to make a console - a console. Now it seems they've also completely lost the plot on what makes a business - a business. They should've been Steam,
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
Yeah pretty much no big issues in moving over. Even ctop works for which I really wish there was a replacement since it's not updated anymore.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
After July 7th, it's going to be only usage model. It's not part of subscription tiers anymore. Somehow I'd rather they didn't put it back. The cost is now effectively 10-20x more than a 20x subscription price if you&#x2
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
ignoring the fact one would need a bit of a different setup (chassis, PSU) to run it, I casually looked and there's nothing below $25-50k euros for such a board decked out, depending on the config. TBH even that doesn't sound bad,
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
everything strix halo went 2-3x bananas, same ballpark figures as apple hardware now and lead times on all of those are in months. Ridiculous where we ended up at.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
we're dead, practically.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
Telemach, 2Gbps symmetrical - 34,90 EUR, Croatia. Flat rate, also includes flat rate landline to in-country mobile and other phones, but haven't bothered to even install that.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
Yeah, I don't see this succeeding at these prices. Succeeding in a sense to come close to Switch 2 / PS5 (Pro) levels.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
Downloading those giant game installs and updates
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
Start learning security, this will be a great career going forward!
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
i like their gear, I bought a whole bunch, but I couldn't and can't figure out how to give my wife access to their Protect app as well. It's absurd to the point where their MFA sent doesn't work when trying to authorize
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
that's exactly what I have. I have a hub in the attic with a small rack where all the wall runs end up at both rooms' fiber and CAT6A, there's a small 10G switch with PoE there for CAT6A (for APs and RJ45 outlets). There&#x27
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
for shorter runs you might even get 10G on cat5.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
I forgot to say this, but you said it. Fiber is cheaper than CAT6A, and labor is the expensive one. If you have conduits, you don't need much labor then. Ask an electrician or a buddy to help out for a hundred or two for an hour or two
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
You can check out FS (.com) it's quite cheap. For distribution from my attic (where all conduits converge to) to rooms I ran OS2 LC UPC duplex patch cables together with CAT6A. There I have a small rack with a patch panel and a PoE swi
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
I did just that relatively recently in a house we bought. OS2 single mode duplex throughout the house, all converging to a trunk which is available in three locations for equipment. It's basically future proof, but also has its own wel
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
Maybe a hot take, but I wouldn't call Carmack a great programmer as in _one of the greats_, but definitely influental and original.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
Imagine a private company invents a piece of technology soooo good that the US government has to issue a ban. Apple's G4 was banned for export. Although it was not a direct order from US government. They fell into an outdated bracket
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
You do realize French did administer Lebanon? All of those things led to that hot mess of a region.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
if anything, pricing will be around the same. Difference will be in availability.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
Yet, they chose not to. That also speaks for itself.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
For a company of Apple's caliber, I'd expect better lighting on the presenters.
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
I get that, but all of that was in there for quite some time though, no?
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by Keyframe 3mo ago
What's going on with GitHub lately? I've never seen them having so much issues over the years as they do have now.

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