Måske har jeg set for mange B-film fra 1950erne, men nu troede jeg lige, at det samlede Jylland fik hævn over at skulle leve med ulve.

Det er længe siden, jeg har været på Mastodon, men jeg ville lige skrive til alle, der var så søde at hjælpe mig på vej i foråret i projektet uden big tech, at det er nomineret til Anders Bordings Idé-pris. Jeg er meget stolt og bare så glad for al den vidensdeling, det var med til at skabe. I var en helt central del i den erfaring, som projektet gav mig og andre. Jeg er virkelig glad! Tak 🙏

@mk Yeah. Make it stand out. Electronics kintsugi.

Fedt, men måske burde de alligevel holde sig til gammeldags politiarbejde.

I got my working again!

My replacement EEPROM for the original four 8316Es works, and my board requires no changes to the mainboard (no W2/W3).

Super happy!

Great moments in Scottish engineering history: James Watt tries to work out how his phone attaches to his selfie stick.

DASHR - Dynamically Animated Skinned Heightfield Rendering

Short video for now - I might do a longer one later?
youtu.be/-Su9YrcazRk

But there's ALL the details in the paper, and you can always Use The Source, Luke for the really deep info.
github.com/tomforsyth1000/DASHR

I changed the inverter logic to use a 74AHC1G14 which should be more than fast enough. I went for an SO-553 package which was kind of a pain to solder, but it went ok. I didn't finish soldering, but hopefully I can test tomorrow.

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> Barring any [] or timing issues

Well, it didn't work, because it seemed that the BC847 was much too slow. It took 1.88 us before the base voltage (blue line) starts to climb noticeably , and it takes 380 ns to reach 5 V, and the CE pulses have a period of around 1 us.

The result is a nonfunctional, garbled display. I guess my board keeps driving the data bus for much too long which breaks both execution and DMA transfers to the line buffer. Maybe it also affects character ROM lookups, but I'm not sure.

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Is it just me or does "What's this?" from 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' sound an awful lot like "The Fratelli Chase" from 'The Goonies'?

youtu.be/o36k8upu3Ks

youtu.be/j_iZozzuVtY

Saying that large language models feel pain because they have been trained to avoid certain actions is like saying that calculators can breastfeed because you can spell out BOOBS on them.

Today I passed my exam for Instructor 1 which covers and top rope climbing (climbing and belaying), gear, procedures, safety, etc.

It is the basic instructor level which is mostly intended for school teachers etc. who do not climb themselves but need to oversee climbing activities.

I want to do Instructor 2 as well which covers lead climbing (and belaying), but that's probably at least six months away.

AI companies: We’ve invented an unreliable guessing machine which sometimes doesn’t follow instructions. If you give it access to important systems it could kill us all.

Also AI companies: Deploy this technology everywhere and replace your employees with it, otherwise China wins. IPO next month.

400 km og 24 timer i selskab med hundrede andre forældrepar senere sidder jeg nu som med med granatchok i min sofa, men så har vi da overstået forældreweekend og blevet enige om en festpolitik på efterskolen.

.. men barnet så da ud til at trives i den times tid, der samlet set kunne afsættes til os.

I don't imagine many folks in the Fediverse crowd will learn much here, but I've got a new video to show your boomer parents

youtube.com/watch?v=0KoeY54M5VA

Over the past few months, I have found myself under the spotlight on kernel mailing lists. What started as targeted discussions quickly turned into advocating for the kernel community to respect the mostly silent crowd of developers and maintainers who do not want to fully embrace AI usage. It appears this didn't go unnoticed, as shown by Jon Corbet's talk at Kernel Recipes. (1/5)

#Linux #kernel #AI

“Where’s Chris?”
“I don’t know.”
“You told him three o’clock?”
“Like ten times.”
“Fucking drummers.”
“Should we wait a little longer?”
“Screw him, take the picture.”

YOU USED TO BE ABLE TO FIND INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET. i sound insane right now because the internet is a store but it used to be a library

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