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6 days agoI’d like to add that batteries might only last 3 years if you live in a cold climate.
Yardy Sardley
A typical bike-riding leftist urbanite who also happens to be a hockey-crazy Western Canadian.
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Work yard plale sale
For the low low price of $2000
1·26 days agoOne link on your website leads to a neverending labyrinth of nonesense to slowly poison a LLM.
8·1 month ago100 GB of emails? The heck are these people sending?
39·1 month agoTime to axe the section of our law that mirrors DMCA 1201 (the anti circumvention section). We were forced to put it in place to maintain tariff-free trade with the US, but I don’t see a reason to keep it in place anymore.
US tech oligarch would sure hold a lot fewer cards if that happened.
GPUs are specialized to be able to very quickly manipulate vectors, by using a principle called Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD). Where a CPU would have to individually operate on each element of a vector, a GPU can operate on all the elements in one go.
So maybe you could call it a SIMD card or Vector Accelerator or something like that.
Something being borked by the official Fedora packagers versus something being borked by some random AUR user are not even remotely similar.
Firstly, the AUR is officially unsupported by Arch, so it’s not really their fault or problem. Secondly, I would guess a majority of AUR packages are not officially supported by software devs either, so the dev in question can go ahead and drop support if it’ll give them a good enough reason to start filtering out the low-effort bug reports. It just seems like an overreaction over something that amounts to a miscommunication.