saati

5 ms·

1.
by saati 15d ago
Okay, so Pluto should be a planet, but then are you fighting for planetary classification of Ceres? Eris? Haumea, Makemake, Gonggong? Quaoar, Orcus, Sedna, Mani, Achlys, Aya, Chiminigugua, Varda, Ixion, Goibniu, Ritona, Uno, Varuna? 2005QY1
2.
by saati 23d ago
It's manufactured in Taiwan.
3.
by saati 1mo ago
That's not how Unicode works, A Α and А are different characters (latin, greek, cyrillic).
4.
by saati 1mo ago
It wouldn't, performance was horrible.
5.
by saati 3mo ago
Fiber is good for a hundred years, nothing in a data center will last ten.
6.
by saati 3mo ago
No it isn't, DRAM is made with a different process and those are chiplets, perfectly possible to outsource, and the only possibility really as TSMC does not make DRAM.
7.
by saati 3mo ago
All animations are just wasted time while you can't properly interact with the UI, it's much better to just turn every one of them off.
8.
by saati 3mo ago
Psychiatrists are useless because LLMs don't respond to drugs, psychologists are also useless because LLMs don't learn.
9.
by saati 4mo ago
Ebola will never create an epidemic anywhere with a working health care system. And it's not mincing words, a few countries on a single continent is not global in any form, the WHO never said global, that's just something the nyt
10.
by saati 4mo ago
The flu kills 300-500k every year, and did not make the list, while absolute bullshit like Zika and Monkey pox did.
11.
by saati 4mo ago
The only actually serious one on that list is Covid, and the title and the nyt are lying, they declared an international emergency, not a global one, there is no chance this spreads outside of sub-saharan Africa.
12.
by saati 5mo ago
> and why left handed sugar is perfect for diet sodas If you want to get diarrhea.
13.
by saati 5mo ago
In an OoO CPU it won't even hit an execution unit because it's handled as a dependency chain break.
14.
by saati 5mo ago
You could buy a 8087 for your 8086 or 8088, the 486DX just moved it on chip.
15.
by saati 6mo ago
Be that as it may, carpet bombing has a specific meaning, and it's not bombing one's not on board with.
16.
by saati 6mo ago
Aarch64 is just 15 years old, and shares pretty much nothing with 32 bit arms apart from the name.
17.
by saati 7mo ago
I haven't seen a single firefox or chrome crash in months now, you should really stress-test your hardware.
18.
by saati 7mo ago
That was Zen 1, the later ones don't have per chiplet memory controllers, it's all on the single IO die, and they are not NUMA for a single socket.
19.
by saati 7mo ago
I assume you mean EU directives and not Belgian law, and the thing is it's incredibly hard to pass an EU directive, it needs to originate in the Commission, then pass qualified majority in the Council then pass a vote in the Parliament
20.
by saati 7mo ago
These are chips that become e-waste the second a better a model comes out, and nvidia is already limited by TSMC capacity.
21.
by saati 7mo ago
It's less impressive when you realize CCC happily compiles invalid C without emitting any errors.
22.
by saati 7mo ago
These AI optimized GPUs are criminally bad at 64bit, so no you won't use them for that.
23.
by saati 8mo ago
It's a bit more than a quarter (25.6%) of the whole world's GDP, so pretty much everyone.
24.
by saati 9mo ago
They are slow and memory-hungry.
25.
by saati 10mo ago
Just buy your own vice president if you don't like it!
26.
by saati 10mo ago
But it wasn't the culprit, the code could have been in anything, or could have bubbled up errors to main, and it still would have failed with for an incorrect config.
27.
by saati 10mo ago
Who lost a hundred billion dollars?
28.
by saati 10mo ago
Was it a memory error or a data race? No. Rust only promises that those won't happen in safe Rust. What is embarrassing is trying to pin this on a specific programming language.
29.
by saati 10mo ago
Skyrim on day one came out with a game breaking bug in the main quest, and it crashed a lot too. Starfield's problem is that it's a very boring procgen hell.
30.
by saati 10mo ago
Mainline linux never supported 16 bit cpus.

More ›