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ulterno

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  • The Vibe Coding Hero's Journey

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  • The 1 percent being AudioNoise?

  • The Vibe Coding Hero's Journey

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  • I remember there being a CORS problem in a team project.Perhaps I should ask the webdev at the time whether they had made that thing with AI or they really just made the whole thing themselves and somehow overlooked CORS.

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  • Yeah.Although I usually tend to send a link directly to the post (which is relevant to what is being discussed), the things around that might change their impression. And considering that their is more political stuff than plain tech stuff, almost everywhere on the internet rn, that kind of a result is expected.

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  • Honestly, it is not fun being flattered in a way that makes me try to give them an answer that they will ignore.

    Imagine a C++ compiler with feelings, reading your code ignoring the return value of a [[nodiscard]] function.

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  • Ah well, I am not good at that.The best I have gotten people to say is how I "know so much" about stuff at work and the best I can point them to is Wikipedia, StackOverflow and the like, which of course they aren't really interested in doing and their lines are probably just a way to try and flatter me.

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  • I advertised Lemmy to my friends a few times and they have now stopped replying to my messages :P

  • Set the challenge to create my own 3d engine from scratch. Where to start?

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  • If you are using C, you could consider SDL 3 as a base library.

    Not a recommendation though. Just saying you can do so.It has all the basic stuff: V-Sync, audio, input device handling etc.

    Almost forgot to add... It also allows you to easily add stuff with Vulkan, OpenGL etc.

  • Dell says the quiet part out loud: Consumers don't actually care about AI PCs — "AI probably confuses them more than it helps them"

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  • When you’re talking about the PCIe peripheral, you’re talking about a separate dedicated graphics card or something else?

    Yes, similar to what a PCIe Graphics Card does.A PCIe slot is the slot in a desktop motherboard that lets you fit various things like networking (ethernet, Wi-Fi and even RTC specialised stuff) cards, sound cards, graphics cards, SATA/SAS adapters, USB adapters and all other kinds of stuff.

    I guess the main point of NPUs are that they are tiny and built in

    GPUs are also available built-in. Some of them are even tiny.Go 11-12 years back in time and you'll see video processing units embedded into the Motherboard, instead of in the CPU package.Eventually some people will want more powerful NPUs with better suited RAM for neural workloads (GPUs have their own type of RAM too), not care about the NPU in the CPU package and will feel like they are uselessly paying for it. Others will not require an NPU and will feel like they are uselessly paying for it.

    So, much better to have NPUs be made separately in different tiers, similar to what is done with GPUs rn.

    And even external (PCIe) Graphics Cards can be thin and light instead of being a fat package. It's usually just the (i) extra I/O ports and (ii) the cooling fins+fans that make them fat.

  • Dell says the quiet part out loud: Consumers don't actually care about AI PCs — "AI probably confuses them more than it helps them"

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  • I guess an NPU is better of being a PCIe peripheral then?And it can then have their specialised RAM too.

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  • A cube-Earther aiming for the stars?

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  • Guess we know what price will go up as Gold drops

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  • Reactors really could start paying for themselves.

    Yeah, that should help them with their capital, storage costs and Hg procurement costs.Now back to the energy generation...

  • Bose is open-sourcing its old smart speakers instead of bricking them

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  • Honestly, I think this should be the legal minimum requirement for anyone phasing out cloud dependent hardware or even in case of bankruptcy.

    It's good that we have this example, which can then be used to prove capabilities in legislative hearings.

  • Bose is open-sourcing its old smart speakers instead of bricking them

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  • I see, so they did lose enough customers due to bad PR.And then gave some docs and paid some news outlets to blow it up for FOSS-washing.

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  • Considering that they are using 'u', 'plz' etc, I would have other things to question.

    What are they even providing?

  • Bose is open-sourcing its old smart speakers instead of bricking them

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  • That's some unexpectedly positive news.Did they start losing that many customers due to bad PR?

  • DRM Splash Screen Updated To Simply Drawing A Colored Background, Displaying A BMP Image

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  • Yeah, that happens.There's a third 'DRM' now, in this space which I recently read about. Although I forget what it was.

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  • to render stuff?

  • Software taketh away faster than hardware giveth: Why C++ programmers keep growing fast despite competition, safety, and AI

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  • Well, I guess that's one way to put it.But in that case, I would have 3 years of Python experience, which was <5 hours.