Just like businesses get their own representatives, right?
...and burns people's homes down due to lack of safety features.
...and children choke to death from easily removable small parts.
...and people get electrocuted because of a lack of warning label telling them not to use it in the bath.
Careful! Ghost in the shell!
Mongo is appalled!
Free shipping to send him away? I'll pay that subscription 👍
RVA23 is a big deal because it allows the big players (e.g. Google, Amazon, Meta, OpenAI, Anthropic, and more) to avoid vendor lock-in for their super duper ultra wicked mega tuned-to-fuck-and-back specialty software (not just AI stuff). Basically, they can tune their software to a generic platform to the nth degree and then switch chips later if they want without having to re-work that level of tuning.
The other big reason why RISC-V is a big deal right now is energy efficiency. 40% of a data center's operating cost is cooling. By using right-sized RISC-V chips in their servers they can save a ton of money on cooling. Compare that to say, Intel Xeon where the chips will be wasting energy on zillions of unused extensions and sub-architecture stuff (thank Transmeta for that). Every little unused part of a huge, power hungry chip like a Xeon eats power and generates heat.
Don't forget that vector extensions are also mandatory in RVA23. That's just as big a deal as the virtualization stuff because AI (which heavily relies on vector math) is now the status quo for data center computing.
My prediction is that AI workload enhancements will become a necessary feature in desktops and laptops soon too. But not because of anything Microsoft integrates into their OS and Office suites (e.g. Copilot). It'll be because of Internet search and gaming.
Using an AI to search the Internet is such a vastly superior experience, there's no way anyone is going to want to go back once they've tried it out. Also, in order for it to work well it needs to run queries on the user's behalf locally. Not in Google or Microsoft's cloud.
There's no way end users are going to pay for an inferior product that only serves search results from a single company (e.g. Microsoft's solution—if they ever make one—will for sure use Bing and it would never bother to search multiple engines simultaneously).
I play Beat Saber every day. Been doing this for over three years now and I've actually become the #1 player:
https://beatleader.com/ranking/1?sortBy=playCount
(In play count, hehe)
I burn about 650-750 calories over the course of an hour. I don't take breaks between maps and I have never paused.
When I first started playing I could barely make it through 5-minute, 6 ⭐ maps. Now I can play 20-minute, 9 ⭐ maps and just keep playing until the battery on my headset runs out.
I haven't been this healthy or fit since I was in high school (I'm 47).
You want political toilet paper?
Some day, a lucky archeologist will unearth the one true archive from an innocent-looking tarball.
Vegan Linux users can compile their own protein from source.
Their purity level is so high that they can kill -9 anyone wearing a leather belt with just a glance.
Did you change the ink during this process? I've found things inside printers before.
riskable
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We do already have poop emoji gas.