Nice.

NetBSD.

Though for all we know it could be running on a potato.

It has a lot of value.

Firstly, we use lasers to measure chemical reactions, this one could increase resolution and potentially be used to trigger or shape the reaction.

Secondly, it could be a path towards laser-induced fusion which is kind of important.

Finally, modrrn chips are fabricated using something called an extreme-UV process, that uses sputtered tin hit with a multiple precision laser pulses. This could be used to refine that process further.

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2025/05/dont-watermark-your-legal-pdfs-with-purple-dragons-in-suits/

Yeah, have an offer, normally prefer startups but this isn’t the best time for those.

Have a newer Nvidia, but the A750 is a beast, and I want to port a Cuda stack over.

That team is hiring.

Which increases ESR and effectively reduces current, requiring larger cells/more cells in parallel.

He was having trouble refinancing given the massive drop in revenue and valuation.

So just make up a number and buy it off yourself.

If there’s literally one place in America we need to throw money at, it’s the electrical grid.

We have a decades out of date power infrastructure, Europe especially has us beat.

Just like electrification originally, and later the internet, increasing power delivery will have benefits for everyone that pay off for centuries .

Mostly we need to make the grid far smarter.

Evs should be allowed to load coordinate with the grid, so they switch on at the optimum times for grid stability in exchange for major discounts on power.

A superload like this one should have to request clearance, then the grid compensates by reducing ‘cheap ev power’ in the area, while also requesting evs configured for v2g to be ready to possibly supply.

The supercharger has a slightly higher cost per kwh to make up for this, but that is the cost of convenience.

Fairly unlikely, we engineer things to fail safe.

Even if so we have ways to calculate the power going in and coming out, and if there’s an imbalance kill everything, that’s how gfci and arc fault breakers work.

P=i x v

But also

P=i^2 x r

Power goes up with linearly with voltage but to thw square or I.

Rural island off the coast of a european country:

10g fiber for $65/mo (I don’t even think they cared, I asked for more and I think they made up a number).

House literally down the street from google in silicon valley:

Comcrap $100 for shit cable, I’m paying $250 for actual upload speed.

This country is ruled by the corrupt.

And there it is, the actual reason the owning class are jizzing themselves over AI:

Finally they never have to worry about their underlings ever again, now they truly are everything and as self-reliant and self-made as they always told everyone from private school.

Because with normal algorithms you have someone to blame.

AI is a trick to hide when you steer the results the way you want.

Edgy tweens being edgy.

I just smoked weed and … smoked weed.

As to sending me a revert patch - please use whatever mush you call brains. I’m Finnish. Did you think I’d be supporting Russian aggression? Apparently it’s not just lack of real news, it’s lack of history knowledge too."

Peska perkele right up your asses, Russian trolls.

If we can analyze larger primes, we can generate larger primes which has applications in math, particularly cryptography and other areas, not even beginning to look at number theory. Specifically being able to verify them over a cloud is useful, we can generate them quicker and worry about their safety less. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hensel’s_lemma has uses in physics actually.

Oh, you mean you don’t understand it, gotcha.

Yes, and Bayesian statistics are useless too, they’re all about things that have already happened!

There is basically 1 reason to go Intel cpu: quicksync video encoding. Amd’s is fine but intel’s is the gold standard.

Otherwise definitely go amd, it rocks Nvidia perfectly.

This is how history becomes a fluid AI hallucination.

The irony being a huge amount of the llm knowledge was based on WP in the first place, that and scientific papers.