That would be the A100, not the 5090.

From what I can gather, the catch is that this is optical computing, which is up there with quantum computing as things that would be pretty great but good luck making it feasible, let alone mass produce it. You’re not putting one in your home PC anytime soon, but hey, technology moves fast.

Maybe this was true then, but my microwave never once knew what time it is

F150s will kill a lot more people though

Statistical anomaly. This year they accidentally counted Jorkin Georg.

Booting Gnome for the first time is such a baffling experience. Then you discover extensions and it feels pretty good.

I don’t like that I’m beholden to extensions that may break after an update to get what I want out of it, but I still use it on my laptop cause it’s the best touchscreen experience I’ve had (after tweaks)

Bro just watch Pilates classes on YouTube

Booting Windows after not using it for two months feels like putting your hand in a meat grinder

When in doubt, assume it’s because of fuckery from the HDMI Forum

Hey I’m really enjoying GNOME after I added 8 extensions that do what I expect a desktop environment to do

I recently learned about GameNative, and now I’m pretty excited about Steam on Android/ARM devices. My phone has more than enough power for the kinds of games I’d wanna play on it, and the screen is excellent, maybe even better than the big TV at home.

Saudi Arabia:

A cautionary tale for the ages about the dangers of naming something that sounds cool without looking it up.

Now excuse me, I need to go back to working on my startup, White Grand Dragon LLC.

Yeah the article mentioned icebreakers too but I was specifically referring to merchant cargo ships

Huh, I had never considered civilian nuclear powered cargo ships. Wikipedia says only 4 were ever built and only 1 remains nuclear-powered (the Russian Sevmorput, built in 1988.) I suppose thorium molten salt reactors, being potentially smaller and lower cost, can make for easier adoption

Wanting a LLM do not hallucinate is like wanting a heater to not generate heat.

Computer people, does that mean that, if it becomes the standard in China in the future, GPUs made for the Chinese market that have been imported won’t work on a UEFI motherboard?

Yeah, I didn’t think an OS could feel more skeezy than Windows until I got a Quest 3.

A shame too, cause it’s legitimately great hardware, implemented well (outside the corpo bullshit)

The PS Triple/360 generation was the last time that wasn’t the case

There was an Adult Swim infomercial sketch about this 10 years ago