

thanks! love me some science pedantry.
thanks! love me some science pedantry.
they launched it for the medical field. then they put together a consumer presentation to show what else could be done. that was just a side hustle.
you can buy one of those induction hotplates if you want to try it out
the cybertruck does that. it’s still allowed.
the driver is called AMDGPU PRO. it sits on top of the normal driver, and contains stuff specific to high performance compute and workstation workloads. i think it’s a requirement for properly fast ROCm but i’m not sure.
it’s from an 1800 year old Indian fable about a bear who crushes his friend’s skull with a rock in an attempt to kill an annoying fly.
many european languages seem to have the expression.
mister documentaries?
15 years away from a useful result
he bought $30 worth of lobster tails and made a sausage, and he says multiple times in the video that he thinks it was too much money. but people kept requesting even stupider sausages so he just got more and more annoyed that he had spent the money, and over the years the running gag became that every time the lobster is mentioned the price goes up
Edit: also if you compare his tone in that video to one of his more recent ones you’ll understand what i meant about insanity (“three mark ruffalooooos!!!”)
my last dip into the genre was with urbek. it’s very explicitly about balancing so i didn’t get very far but I find it very interesting.
B for billion. i would use G but i think it could be mistaken for “grand”
what’s in the middle
the implication of einsteins mass-energy equivalence formula is mind-blowing to me. one gram of mass, if perfectly converted to energy, makes 25 GWh. that means half the powerplants in my country could be replaced with this theoretical “mass converter” going through a gram of fuel an hour. that’s under 10 kilograms of fuel a year.
a coal plant goes through tons of fuel a day.
energy researchers, get on it
so it’s right
it’s interesting that i only started seeing references to sigma after leaving a job at one of their suppliers. i had never heard of them before that.
well he is clinically insane.
the one-two punch of the $40B lobster and the 300-step garbage can nachos cracked his mind.
man, i work from office basically all the time even though we can work from anywhere and i still don’t wan’t to be on camera.
depends on whether matt mullenweg knows you exist
also i’ve only just realized why he named the company auto-matt-ic oh my god
it’s pretty neat