Gotta find one (cheap) that doesn’t do the wrrrr-tick-tick-tick 24/7 though.
Valmond
Replying to @john_lemmy@slrpnk.net
Yeah runAsync is what I’d call it, runnowait is kind of ambiguous IMO. Or just make a comment…
Replying to @THE_GR8_MIKE@lemmy.world
Any unknown number should go to voicemail (they don’t leave voicemail atm) but that option doesn’t exist it seems.
Replying to @matelt@feddit.uk
I actually went through it all once last year (oh yes I have a house, sure it’s in central paris, of course I want a solar panel vendor contacting me…) and got the dude calling me, I told him about the spam calling and he was like completely taken back, he didn’t know what to say, I sincerely think he didn’t know him paying some publicity thing would end up like that.
Tried again but seems I’m blacklisted, not from the calls but from being called back 😅
Sorry for the rant, but enforcing it can be done like that I guess, but by the police ofc.
Replying to @matelt@feddit.uk
Same here, kids & jobsearching prevents me to be on a hidden list. It’s always an energy crap too, like 1 dude fucking the whole country up lol.
Replying to @brucethemoose@lemmy.world
Thank you! Ah yes that makes sense somewhat I guess. Trading cpu usage for memory usage, an old classic 😁!
Nibble * nibble look up tables could probably be fast too, it all depends on where you want the complexity I guess.
Aah, makes sense. I have seen soo many people confounding power and energy I thought it was the same here, my excuses.
Just put condensers/a small lithium break battery in.
W/kilo? Isn’t there a h missing or something?
Replying to @avidamoeba@lemmy.ca
And loads of charge cycles IIRC.
Replying to @jabjoe@feddit.uk
That has nothing to do with ram consumption.
FYI IIRC gta 5 had 13 (or 14?) frames of latency when it came out (controller => gfx). Still a wild success.
Replying to @kescusay@lemmy.world
I know right. “AGI” !!! Nah that won’t happen tomorrow Kevin.
But with thousands of the smartest engineers and researchers working on it, we might get a smarter AI. I mean the human brain thinks in similar ways. +a lot of other stuff of course, but maybe that stuff can be emulated, simulated, for “the next step” forward (still no agi lol).
Interesting times lie ahead.
Replying to @brucethemoose@lemmy.world
You are 100% correct IMO for the AI stuff, just a question, what’s bitnet? Is it some supposed bitcoin-killer (because that’s not going to happen, IMO).
I also think we’re on the cusp of “having enough” personal computing power with the usual exceptions, take a bit, give a bit.
Our mobile phones are close to what’s needed for most people (8GB, 4k, gaming, …). Or so I think!
Replying to @Sparrow_1029@programming.dev
They did it after the soviet union collapse for example.
Emory, if you’re out there somewhere ❤️
Replying to @anon_8675309@lemmy.world
“how many commits have you done today workerslave_96?”
Replying to @ThomasWilliams@lemmy.world
Nah, you just need to show it like a video basically.
Replying to @undrwater@lemmy.world
But Zork needs 64Kb ram!
Replying to @kescusay@lemmy.world
I bet you can make a cheap “AI” chip for using the trained model, it seems the training is the ruinous thing today.
Remember when they predicted heavier than air flight to be centuries in the future just the week before the wright brothers flew? Me neither I wasn’t born then, but it’s an interesting example IMO.
Replying to @non_burglar@lemmy.world
Yeah I hear you, but the 51% attack exists. Like if you use paper ballots, you’re safer and it consumes less energy. There is just nothing better by using a blockchain, and paper ballots (for example) can be verified by anyone, the blockchain not so much.
Replying to @joe@lemmy.world
Same, it’s a tool everyone will use one day, it’s just bad today.
Remember the first mobile phones? Sucked dirt, and we’re stupidly expensive. Then they got cheaper and better, today they almost give them away and the charge lasts a week and you can phone almost anywhere on the planet.
“AI” will be the same, in some years I guess.