>>107786647
>>107786647
for the first time IF 5.0 will bring meaningful changes, faggot
IAYC

Intel helped a ton by being usual filthy and corrupt self but with a newfound ability to shoot itself in the foot.

>>107785036
Yes, chiplets were genuinely good.
They became devastatingly good when Intel forgot how to shrink transistors for some reason, but chiplet economics would have still been very competitive even intel had avoided 16nm++++++.
Also it was a lot of different people coming together to make it work, though Keller was a star player he wasn’t the whole team.

>>107785036
if you really need to ask, realize that AMD's stock price used to be closer to $2 a share before Keller

Zen was a game changer for them and they needed it. Bulldozer or what ever it was called before that was at the end of its rope. Too hot, too much power. It helped that Intel forgot how to design new stuff and forgot to buy fab time. Recently they have pivoted a bit with efficiency cores, but this really is only an attempt to hold off arm/risc5. Not sure how much AMD made from selling APUs for consoles, they probably did large orders at low margins.

Keller is an interesting guy, I have seen a few podcasts he was on. Seems like he doesn't play with computers as a hobby, spends his time windsurfing and pondering what it would be like to make a km^3 CPUs.
He also worked for Tesla for a while, they seem to have given up on their own silicon.

>>107780415
Ha, I know. I use a Caesar cipher to encrypt/decrypt my files. My little sister was able to crack it, but I’m p sure the US government won’t be able to crack it.

>>107784900
Kid, my program uses a smorgasbord of mathematical machinery to achieve its goal. You think I'd be dumb enough to use something that could be brute forced by the average Andy with a dusty MacBook?

>>107785906
>You think I'd be dumb enough to use something that could be brute forced by the average Andy with a dusty MacBook?
yes

>>107780415
>scramble according to an input string
Lemme guess, XOR?

>>107787624
It's a *fuck ton* more complex than XOR you little sniveling shit.

>>107788153
There were special accessories that could slot into the 5.25 bay for pleasure. I remember reading about them in the 00's, surely we have the technology today.

>>107775905
more real than your average ewhore milking simps

>>107789554
you chunk any text you want to remember and store it in a vector db along with a calculated vector. when some new chat happens you calculate its vector and search the vector db for the most similar stored chunks and pass those in the context window with the chat. this lets the bot remember similar things that it may use in a reply.

>>107786848
Yeah neuro is robotic enough to fall outside of the uncanny valley right from the start.
Listening to a leading LLM talk feels like interacting with a shapeshifter trying to fake being a human so it can snap your neck the moment you turn around.

>>107767508
>How smart is he?
Nigger thought Cambodia was Colombia.

>>107786768
>>107787340
>IntelAviv
grim

>>107788677
Then why don't they just make a CPU of ecores?

>>107787711
The ones that don’t catch fire

>>107787326
Ryzen 7 is 8 cores. What's your point?

>>107786768
>>107787326
>>107791209
OP is retarded. When AMD moved to more core consumer chips, they created Ryzen 9.
Makes way more sense then to disrupt Ryzen 3/5/7 that have always set number of cores, unlike i3/i5/i7.

>>107786849
don't take on any debt

>>107784448
Here’s one networking thread I had that landed me a part time research position:

Freshman year: I identified a chatty grade A student near me and struck up conversation now and then. I got my work done early in the class. When he brought up problems in his program, I offered to walk through it with him (as this was freshman year we were following a pretty strict and simple formula so easy for me to contribute). He obliges, I find an issue, problems resolved. He thanks me and we finish the semester.

Junior Spring: I join the ACM club, of which he is now president. I had taken a special topics temporary course on machine learning, so I approached this guy offering to put together a ppt and host a meeting going over the basics of ML and showing off the project I developed for the class. He accepted, I presented, those in attendance now knew me as the “AI guy” and assumed I was ahead of the curve.

Junior Fall: ACM president approaches me in the hall and tells me about an upcoming paid AI research position a professor is looking to have filled. He tells me “When he told me what it was about, I thought of you, so ask him about it and tell him I sent you.” He heard about it due to his involvement as ACM club president, but couldn’t take it as he had a full schedule. I thanked him, spoke with the professor about it, and landed the position without any real competition. Senior year, I worked with phd students doing “real shit” and getting paid while doing it. All because I offered my shitty services at the right time to the right person. Not my only instance of this, but the most prominent.

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>>107782138
learn to go back to china

>>107782961
>>107783228
What type of dev are you? I was considering picking webdev back up, but maybe that's the direction you're describing that's oversaturated?

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>not studying ML

>>107790193
>AIfag is seething so hard he can't even count correctly
Two more weeks, bro.

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>>107790262
they will replace doctors, and the more normies are massively laid off, the more I laugh in contempt, because these niggers deserve all the suffering imaginable

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>>107789836
you're brown

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>>107789836

>>107790801
None of your fantasies will ever come true, as per usual.

>>107788449
>that pic
Was it worth it?

>>107790561
Well mine was only about 220 but absolutely not. Worst decision I ever made and I've been paying for it for the last 20 years.

>>107788449
KEK that picture.

>>107790584
I hear ssbbws get frequent infections in their belly buttons and fupa. Did you squelch the fupa?

got the ZMF 6xx pad swaps today, this ish aite

>>107789367
>unironic jak poster
>retarded
No big surprise

>https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-december-security-updates-cause-message-queuing-failures/
uhh... IoT LTSC bros? Even simple security updates are no longer safe from pajeetware?

>>107789729
AI coding isn't good at more high scale developments, please understand

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>>107789403
Do it then faggot. Show us the receipt or you're full of shit.

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time to rope, tranny

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Just mine Monero. Chink ASICs pretty much raped all other cryptos.
https://gupax.io

>>107787512
because why not?

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>>107787760
Can we talk about diver tech since this is a diver anime correct?
I bought two dive computers and a new FFM with comms. The garmin descent MK3i.

I was walking around comiket and guy promoting his dive shop, aparently they are doing a colab with grandblue

>>107787512
>>107788400
>>107789977

CannelCase is better and easier to work with for autocomplete, its shorter so you can fit longer dir's on the screen, it reduces cognitive load because you're not having to differentiate the _ and / symbols.

I typically only use underscores for seperating numbers from words in repetitive filenames (example: image_1, image_2, image_3 ....) and sometimes when im making a simple local backup of a folder (example: old_foldername, bak_foldername, foldername_old, foldername_bak ...)

>>107787512
I prefer kebab-case.

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would you trust you life to a Garmin watch /g/?

When you design a circuit with breadboard, wires, resistors, capacitors, chips, diodes, LEDs, thermistors, and all the little sensors and modules you want for your system, you look at the final result and make a diagram of the connections, components, and their tolerances (5V power, X-Ohm resistor, etc). If you give the diagram you've made to a company, they'll send it to a factory in China for you and more likely than not solder the connections to the component, where you just open the box they ship back, and lo, the thing you've designed is there.

The chip in the OP pic is just a shrunk-down version of a larger circuit. Machine soldering the component will be less of a pain in the ass, but if you know there's a problem and you can use a multimeter to test the connection between two points on the circuit, you can desolder and resolder by hand, or replace a component as you need to.

If you wanted to print your own solder mask and wire all the connections between components, you could, but you'd need specialized equipment. All the white lettering you see on the board is silkscreen, a separate process to make the connections intelligible.

>>107788621
>writing half a novel for twitter-sized one-line question of retardation

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>>107788289
>billions of transistors on plastic

>he doesn't wave solder

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They know where stuff go, its on the plan.

>>107790891
>Use case?
Windows on ARM.

>>107790915
Yeah... But why?

>>107790931
To run Windows on ARM platforms.

>>107790891
Originally for better laptop/mobile battery life. But it seems Lunar Lake has made that redundant. Kinda sucks for them since they put a bunch of work into making arm windows work and the prism emulator. Maybe arm will get better again but Intel made a serious comeback in that segment.

>>107790891
>Use case?
Trying to stay relevant. But Windows ""people"" are just gaymers and employees and 90% of the time, they have a x86 Desktop PC with a monitor at work or at home.

ARM people have a Macbook, Chromebook, Phones and iPads. But I'm glad Microsoft is pushing ARM, that means more devices and hopefully 1 day a good alternative to a Macbook, where we can install Linux.

>>107790066
op here and yea i snagged one for $300 and one for $500 there fun little guys if anything i recommend trying to find one that DOESNT double as a tablet as you have to fuck with screen orientation in ANY tty terminal before you step into your window manager /DE

>>107789845
lmao no theyre not
get a macbook air for that price

>>107787062
Must be a burgerland issue. I was duped for many years by ipad kids saying the cellular ipad couldn't make calls. I thought Android tabs worked the same way but lo and behold both cellular ipads and android tabs actually accept calls and sms in my region. wtf

>>107790095
i could also get 200lbs of ground beef, what's your point?

>>107789681
The GPD Win Mini was $550 during black friday.
8840U + 16GB RAM.
The 2025 models use 2280 SSDs so it was a cheap upgrade to 2TB.

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女性阴茎!

>>107790921
please share your cute girls folder

>>107787662
>what's the /g/ approved iOS Bitcoin wallet
memorizing the private key

>>107787662
Ashigaru

>iOS
I'm legally obligated to call you an itoddler for that

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>>107787662
There could be better options for iOS but BlueWallet.

>>107787662
Electrum Wallet inside a Whonix VM

Monero won. Use cake wallet.