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Moreover, I read the wiki ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GBU-57A/B_MOP ) that 60m penetration specification is for ~35MPA concrete. And good basalt rocks easily go 100MPA. So if Iranians choose just good Mountain, and there are plenty of them...... Mother earth is really strong some places.

Touch typing is fun amd magic for kids. 9 more keys left out of 26 for my kid. I clearly see her developing muscle memory faster than I did myself.

Awesome.

Just when I was starting to wonder if we finally had a chance to thwart L7 attacks using these PoW tricks.

That is like perfect order emerging in chaos. Awesome.

This... 100 times. Everyday wastes my few minutes. 5 figure commercial application, state of art in it's domain, but somehow It has to wait for that unresponsive network printer and hang the startup UI.

2md order effect, Hotel bookings!

I have a gut feeling, next in line will be 2 or more level of MoE. Further reducing the memory bandwidth and compute requirements. So top level MoE router decides which sub MoE to route.

Good. It may finally lead to Legislative action reducing the 95 year absurdity.

The way I see it, it is more like a very-high initial negotiation position. From here on, each country will be dealt with individually. You accept our terms and get 5% discount on tariff ! Every country has a set of red lines. Fewer the red lines better they will be placed in one-to-one "trade agreements".

EDIT: Someone from white-house explicitly declined tariff to be a negotiation. Next few days will be interesting.

Seems it is a story time thread. Here goes my strangest one.

Back in 2005, when I had only paid-by-cash internet cafe access to computer, one of the shopkeeper offered me free time on computer IF I typed and ran a 15 page of class 12 computer project printed on A4 sheets, onto the compiler. TurboC++. I gladly accepted the offer and typed things.

When I finished typing, taking out all the compile error, the program didn't work as expected. Few hours latter, I find out that 1 or 2 pages of printed source codes were not in original order. :-O . So had to swap code from one function to another to finally get it working. That was one hell of a lesson!

Shopkeeper must have sold that project to many students, and I got some Free internet access.

Excellent initiative. From the 1st reading, it does seem "within the realms of current technology". All the best.

I have a small question. Which CAD / 3D / Physics software is used for such design and simulations ?

How much would the Non-Recurrent Cost associated with designing a RISC-V CPU using this 2nm? EDA Tools, Photo-Masks, One Time Chip Design Engineer Cost, Simulation/Virtual Verification and so on. I mean every thing till tape-out.

I am a civil-structural engineering and have obvious bias for Concrete. Over here in India, literally all houses are built using Concrete and Burnt-Clay-Brick / Fly-Ash-Brick Masonry. I hope Concrete gets promoted more as a building material. They buildings which are professionally designed easily withstand 2500 Year Return Period magnitude earthquakes. Last time I enquired on HN about preference for Wood in US (remote areas) Building Materials, someone said, can't design house venerable to High Seismic Activity. While my exposure to US Building codes is limited, I know for sure, ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) have excellent Earthquake Loading criteria. It should be doable. Perhaps some regulation could help there.

A personal example: Wardrobes are usually made using synthetic-wood over here in India. I went a step ahead, and got it build using Steel-Sheets. So a major chunk of fire potential removed from the house. And it was within 10% of the cost of wood work. Termite free forever as bonus ! Have a look at the photos in google maps listing of the local manufacturer. https://maps.app.goo.gl/7Wrt4rNtcpez53Bm6

What was the major building material? Wood or Concrete? I hear wood houses are a lot more popular in US.

Sorry for your loss.

Personally I have gone max 5 level deep. It worked reasonably well with agressive break condition checking in my specific case.

How deep people have actually written useful nested loops?

I am working on a new C++ project in 2024 for my part time project. And this article provided me enough information to battle future "Why not use XYZ instead" discussion. ;)

My Rational for Using C++ in 2024: (A) Extreme computational performance desired. (B) I learned C++ 20 years back. (C) C++ has good enough Cross-Platform (OS) compatibility.

Acting against your own better Judgement, I have to take that fight/ urge every few days. ;)

Yesterday I created a simple Nubmer Factorization website. Basically to learn webasm. Will be spending few days implementing different algorithms and optimizing the hell out of it.

https://www.ramshanker.in/prime/?n=15081947

You are required to provide a phone number. All phone have dual SIM capabilities these days. I hope there is no rule to pick up the phone when it rings. !!

As for address, no workaround yet.

Awesome. I have been recommending in my organization, 24 Hrs. Prime95 Stress Test as part of acceptance protocol for all new servers ! Happy to see it find another record Mersenne Prime.

Ok. I will admit this. SpaceX Engineering is making me feel regret for not choosing Aerospace Engineering back in Undergrad. Oh well, That Tower is almost within Civil-Structural Engineering.

>>> It can generally handle most decode operations with CPU help and a very narrow encoding spec.

This is so much spot on. Video coding specs are like a "huge bunch of tools" and encoders get to choose whatever subset-of-tools suits them. And than hardware gets frozen for a generation.

It feels like in the field of AI, a major advancement happens every month now!

Last I looked into publishing on App/Play Stores, the thing scarring me away most was some verbose declaration on exporting encryption from US etc. Couldn't wrap my head around it.

Nice. Convinced me to add a mailing list to my website. :D

I promise, 1 mail update per month. Exceptional cases, 1 mail a week.

Mission Vishwakarma 2035.

One company buying expensive NVIDIA hardware vs another using in-house chips. Google got a huge advantage here. They could really undercut OpenAI.

Let's accept this, AADHAR is the most friction-less process to get things done. And Private Institutions aren't going to spend extra to satisfy some errant ideology.

Loved this one.

Off Topic: Since it linked to GitHub. I clicked. Than my 1st thought was, "This must be a web learning project for the author." Otherwise this page could be made in 1 .html page instead of 50+ files present in the repository!

Few Humans (all?) will always Hallucinate, and we already live with this. ;)