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trump's attorneys got yelled at by the criminal judge this morning for filing a bullshit brief accusing the da of misconduct and him being complicit. jury selection begins in three weeks.
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Mar 19skooma512 posted:I'm sure he'll still be allowed to proceed anyway under a special exception, like always.
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i mean china might also make the decision to go in a direction other than x86 and the discontinuity in the meantime is just the cost of them securing domestic ability and supply
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ternary computing will be real again
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mediaphage posted:i mean china might also make the decision to do go in a direction other than x96 they might even go x106
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isn’t the obvious solution here ARM or am I mistaken in thinking that that’s open source
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FAT32 SHAMER posted:isn’t the obvious solution here ARM or am I mistaken in thinking that that’s open source arm requires licensing from a uk company. it’s not even that expensive. i sort of assume they already have companies with license agreements though so that’s also the route i assumed they might take
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softbank and arm do not control arm china. i think they have a 10% non-voting stake in it and that's it. it is effectively its own thing
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Mar 25, 2024 20:32
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arm seems to work great for apple.
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dioxazine posted:softbank and arm do not control arm china. i think they have a 10% non-voting stake in it and that's it. it is effectively its own thing that’s right i forgot about all those shenanigans
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Roosevelt posted:they might even go x106 x1080 cpuboarding
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can't wait to see more lol-worthy Chinese processor and gpu reviews.
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Mar 25, 2024 23:12
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the year of linux on the chinese government office desktop
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Sagebrush posted:arm seems to work great for apple. i think Canada has the most famous arm
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PokeJoe posted:i think Canada has the most famous arm it’s the biggest and the best
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PokeJoe posted:i think Canada has the most famous arm they have two! and one of them is on their money
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Kitfox88 posted:the avro arrow...
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PokeJoe posted:i think Canada has the most famous arm no those are hands that connor mcdavid has
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akadajet posted:the year of linux on the chinese government office desktop I'm going to move to free and open source China where my privacy will finally be respected.
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cant wait for chinese made cpus and gpus to actually get good and drive prices down into the dirt
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i think that would be pretty cool, but until they get access to asml machines i don't think it's gonna happen.
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i think theyll be able to build stuff comparable to current gen cpus in just a few years
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maybe. it takes a few years to spin up a fab at all, even if you're just buying the machines from asml and aren't under embargo. decent processors and gpus, like comparable in performance to celerons and integrated graphics? sure. competitive with nvidia/intel/amd/apple cutting edge in just a few years? no.
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they can likely make it to 5nm production in the next year or 2 with entirely chinese made equipment. i doubt theyll be making 5nm x86 desktop cpus or anything like that, its gonna be mobile and maybe server parts i assume from what i understand gpus dont need quite as much cutting edge manufacturing capability anyway, its more about design expertise and drivers. and what ive seen from chinese made gpus so far is that the drivers are so bad you cant really figure out how fast the hardware even is
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If you're going for security from backdoors/etc being able to make all the chips that go into stuff like peripherals/scientific equipment/etc etc is incredibly useful. It's what we used to sabotage Iran's nuclear program some years back so even if they're not making modern desktop processors having 100% control over all the stuff they plug into them is a good step.
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Revealed: a California city is training AI to spot homeless encampments posted:Ken Salsman, chief technology officer for Ash Sensors, said his company, which specializes in sensors that monitor the structural health of buildings, had not explored homelessness detection before learning of San Jose’s pilot. The experiment provided an opportunity to create potentially marketable technologies by solving challenging computer vision problems, such as distinguishing an empty RV parked outside a home from an RV that is a home. He said the company was training its algorithms to detect proxy signs of habitation.
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hobo detected. please secure your valuables
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“officer that’s just a ft wfh sweng”
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very depressing story about a shithead cop shooting and killing a 2 year old Naturally he faced no consequences outside of no longer being on the "swat" team. His name won't even be made public.
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Fabricated posted:If you're going for security from backdoors/etc being able to make all the chips that go into stuff like peripherals/scientific equipment/etc etc is incredibly useful. It's what we used to sabotage Iran's nuclear program some years back so even if they're not making modern desktop processors having 100% control over all the stuff they plug into them is a good step. is it? wasn’t that stuxnet?
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ADINSX posted:very depressing story about a shithead cop shooting and killing a 2 year old he was no angel. until he died
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Skinnymansbeerbelly posted:an RV that is a home. He said the company was training its algorithms to detect proxy signs of habitation. beware those homeless who inhabit a home, for they are the most insidious
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https://twitter.com/aliifil1/status/1772523806994595937
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it'll buff out
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im surprised how fast the entire bridge totally collapsed after the ship hit it
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american infrastructure ftw (the w, in this case, stands for water)
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mayo pete butt strikes again
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