MrFunnyMoustache
@MrFunnyMoustache@lemmy.ml
- Comment on whatever 7 months ago:
Neutrinos do interact with gravity and with the weak interaction so they are important. If they had no interaction, we wouldn’t have been able to detect them.
- Comment on Humane AI Pin review: not even close 7 months ago:
Probably “We can ride the AI hype train and make loads of money, sell the start-up to a big tech company and retire”.
- Comment on it is wednesday my dudes 7 months ago:
Trying to be a sage?
- Comment on Qualcomm says most Windows games should “just work” on its unannounced Arm laptops 7 months ago:
It all depends on how hard Arm SoC vendors like Qualcomm, Samsung, and MediaTek push in that direction. Once they figure out the compatibility stuff, the average consumer won’t care that it isn’t x86, and would happily take the better battery life offered. At that point pretty much every laptop maker will have at least one Arm laptop available, and Framework will probably follow suit, as they managed to get the AMD version released faster than I expected for a new company, and their 16" laptop shows they are not only innovative but also ambitious, so I’m sure this will be in their pipeline.
As for RISC-V, it doesn’t seem to have a lot of steam in the desktop/laptop direction, but I’m sure we will see a lot of SBCs with these, increasing public interest and eventually even desktop/laptop… If I had to guess, its going to be at least a decade before we see a mainstream laptop brand offering a model with a RISC-V SoC…
- Comment on Qualcomm says most Windows games should “just work” on its unannounced Arm laptops 7 months ago:
Asahi Linux is amazing, and they progress really fast without any help from Apple, but I really don’t want to buy an Apple product; I don’t want to give Apple money, and I also don’t want to buy a machine that’s intentionally designed to be hard to repair and obsolete quickly.
Once my old laptop dies, I’ll probably get a Framework 13.
- Comment on Qualcomm says most Windows games should “just work” on its unannounced Arm laptops 7 months ago:
Exactly. And Linux already has a lot of ARM support… The question is, will Qualcomm’s instruction-set translation system be available to non-windows users or not. It’s possible they have a deal with Microsoft (like the chip will initially be exclusive to Surface devices, and only later be available to other hardware vendors like AMD giving Lenovo first dibs on their big workstations CPU’s) and work together to do it, and then it would mean that x86 emulation on Linux would take longer to catch up, but if they make it available, this could be really cool.
Either way, if the hardware exists, you can run Linux on it. You can even run Linux on Apple Silicon thanks to Asahi Linux, it’s amazing how fast they are progressing to a quite usable machine with zero help from Apple (I don’t have one but one of my buddies is using it on his Mac mini).
Also, I want this chip on a smaller version of the steam deck to basically run a Switch sized system with a decent battery life.
- Comment on Qualcomm says most Windows games should “just work” on its unannounced Arm laptops 7 months ago:
This is very exciting. I would love to have an Arm laptop with 20 hours of battery life that would compete with Apple Silicon.
- Comment on Elder scrolls 8 months ago:
In 2012, Tiber Septim achieved Chim and erased the scrollbar textures.
- Comment on Scientists aghast at bizarre AI rat with huge genitals in peer-reviewed article | It's unclear how such egregiously bad images made it through peer-review. 8 months ago:
When people use AI for their article, and other people use AI to peer review…
- Comment on Pornstars: "we agree" 9 months ago:
Yeah, wasn’t there a thing with Amaranth’s husband abusing her and forcing her to stream?
Guess only doujinshi are safe…
- Comment on Pornstars: "we agree" 9 months ago:
Not to mention the number of cases of abuse behind the scenes in that industry…
- Comment on Canada declares Flipper Zero public enemy No. 1 in car-theft crackdown 9 months ago:
I believe you, this world is so weird… For companies that make tens of billions in profit, saving a million dollars on chips is almost a rounding error compared to the benefit to their reputation when their cars are more secure.
- Comment on Canada declares Flipper Zero public enemy No. 1 in car-theft crackdown 9 months ago:
I would have expected an OTP type code to unlock a car… Considering how expensive cars are, this is really cheap to implement. Heck, I could buy a yubikey for €25, and I’m sure if a big company wants to buy a million of them, they can do it for a fraction of that cost… A brand new car costs tens of thousands…, it should’ve been a no brainer to include better security.
- Comment on The average American shower 9 months ago:
Fake, I don’t see a pick-up truck.
- Comment on What's stopping you from coding like this ? 9 months ago:
So this is the new Lenovo Yoga line… Nice.
- Comment on I like women but I also like cock but I'm not otherwise attracted to the male body at all. Wtf is my sexual orientation? 9 months ago:
Oh, that makes a lot of sense… Never heard of this acronym before, but it fits much better.
- Comment on I like women but I also like cock but I'm not otherwise attracted to the male body at all. Wtf is my sexual orientation? 9 months ago:
Exactly… I was so confused by the AITA thing. Maybe OP meant to put a different acronym and wrote AITA by mistake?
- Comment on I’m sure they did 9 months ago:
Bees die when they’re killed…
- Comment on I'm never lonely cuz i got these little guys with me :) 9 months ago:
I know nothing about psychosis, but this is interesting. Glad you got better.
- Comment on I'm never lonely cuz i got these little guys with me :) 9 months ago:
Your brain learns to ignore them, just like how you don’t see your nose.
- Comment on Women STEM students up to twice as likely as non-STEM students to have experienced sexism 10 months ago:
Damn, I forgot that pile of garbage existed.
- Comment on Women STEM students up to twice as likely as non-STEM students to have experienced sexism 10 months ago:
The bystander effect is really common. I remember when I got first aid training, they told us that in an emergency, you have to tell a specific person to do something rather than ask “someone call an ambulance”.
I think bystander effect should be regularly discussed in schools so people will be aware of it. Getting people to automatically respond and do something and offer help is a pretty important step to making our society safer and healthier.
- Comment on Women STEM students up to twice as likely as non-STEM students to have experienced sexism 10 months ago:
100%, when I was in middle school and highschool I was regularly called gay for not liking football, or not knowing random car facts, or not liking spicy food, and other stuff like that. It was much better in university, but it was in a different region so I can’t compare directly.
Interestingly, one of these bullies came out as gay 10 years later, which I find sad that someone had so much internalised self hatred that he had to project it outwards to feel better about himself.
I don’t know what middle/high schools are like today since I don’t know anyone in that age range, but I bet it’s much better now with today’s internet culture being much more queer positive.