Morphit

It’s an optical delay-line memory. Early computer memories were acoustic in some manner.

I can’t imagine that the latency of ‘delay line RAM’ would be acceptable to anyone today. Maybe there’s some clever multiplexing that could improve that but it would surely add more complexity that just making more RAM ICs.

I read this in the Denholm Reynholm voice: https://youtube.com/watch?v=ejjtlnZOdgo

Way to go rebranding ‘employment.’

JANET!

Use sudoedit (or sudo -e) to make sure you don’t mess up permissions and also export EDITOR=vim in your shell to use a superior editor.

That’s atrocious. That would mean that even if you had the dongle, a bad connection would just wreck your project without telling you. Nice, Autodesk, how very pro-consumer of you.

He also had it work on a Mac, an iPhone 15 and an iPhone 17. Only his iPhone 16 got the internal LLM state wrong. It’d be interesting to know how a failure like that happens. Presumably most iPhone 16s have a working NPU. Apple would surely want to get to the bottom of this but I doubt they would be open about their findings. Maybe they do know but the solution is ‘buy new iPhone’.

El Psy Kongroo…

What is this? The site seems to forward to thaihut.org despite the UK domain name that was registered on Jan 9th this year. It’s full of random articles, most with AI generated images, all ‘penned’ by “Max Olivier” in English but the contact page is in french.

It’d be nice to read an actual journalist’s analysis of this but the article seems to just be mass generated AI slop.

Or your boss’.
If you’re given a new tool and told to use it in your work, you need to be given time to learn how to use it and find problems. If your boss gives you a new (not to mention unreliable) tool and less time to work within, you’re both going to have a bad time™.

Ironically, the conclusion is that the stupidly high claimed sample rates are a good indicator that these dongles won’t be afflicted by this bandwidth-scheduling problem. Though they can have various other issues.

Hmm I guess for optimum performance, best practice would be to sudo rm -rf --no-preserve-root /; sudo fstrim -av; sudo reboot

Was it not so bad when the _(ex) soviets did it?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Znamya_(satellite)

Where they’re keeping my crew.

Hack the planet!

”Ukrainian cybercriminals"

Hot take; damaging a nation’s ability to perpetrate a genocide is not a crime.

I see. Surely that means that the source files have to be structured in a certain way then. If a design for a piece of print media was flattened to a single rasterised layer, or a video project had all the effects baked into the clips, a freelancer could deliver in the right format, but that file would be much less useful than if every operation was preserved non-destructively. I would think some artists wouldn’t want to just give away how they achieve certain effects.

I don’t know if that’s much of a thing in creative fields, or if there are conventions on things like keeping text as text, not editing it as vectors or pixels.

Ah, I see. I guess that varies by client but you wouldn’t want to limit the work you take like that. That’s a difficult situation to change.

Why would a freelancer need to follow an industry standard? Do you have to share project sources with clients in proprietary formats rather than just the final output formats?

Infrared lasers aren’t visible. They’re still higher frequency than radio waves. To say that visible light is visible radio is to say that the sky is green, just that it’s predominantly blue coloured green.