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ChatGPT-3.5 = 175 billion parameters, according to public information Different studies have slightly varying numbers for a human brain, but it's 1000x more: from 0.1 to 0.15 quadrillion synaptic connections. Source: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/100-trillion-connections/ (among...

I came here to look for Framework's plans on this one, as well.

It's the second slide in the Ars Meteor Lake Article, or in the text. Core Ultra 7 165H is 7% slower than i7-1370P in Intel's own benchmarks for single-threaded performance. My guess is Meteor Lake cores don't have the "broken" microcode that runs them all the way until they self-destruct, and...

Can we get pictures on Ars of the disputed "button shapes"? This is so obviously absurd, Apple. That's the only thing holding the Epic Games Store back? Perhaps it's because Apple is afraid that the entire idea of another Games Store would confuse users. They might start wondering why games...

Take a look at how they exploited it: I join everyone else in urging sysadmins to patch, patch, patch. However, if you're running a packet sniffer or Network Intrusion Detection System, and you see a user name that's 128KB long (remember, this part of the login is unencrypted)... Yeah, that...

It's almost as though the cost-plus era has some political baggage that challengers like to point out.

Let me know when any of the large orgs, you know which ones, when they suffered due to Microsoft's continuing anti-social behavior, pivoted to any of the other options? Vote with your wallet, all you smart guys in suits in the government and in industry. The same government who, through DARPA...

It's an open secret that all the GPT-wielding emperors have no clothes - the moat is not a lone AI, it's about being useful to humans, just like the rest of us attempt to do at our dayjobs.

There's a lot easier way to upgrade your browser to one built on Rust than waiting for the Google Chrome team to update Edge. :cool: (yes, I'm talking about Firefox)

My hot take: What's the point of either one, 8 or 8a? They don't have a headphone jack.

Perhaps it can be parted out, or resold in smaller pieces, each as an independent system?

New idea: use a song on Udio instead of putting what I think in this comment box. Halucinating into a completely different theme All Hail Udio /sarcasm

The Linux Kernel commit mentioned above says "The new ARM64 and RISC-V filters can be used by Squashfs." There are two new functions, added to xz-embedded (the github repo has been taken down). They are not yet in the upstream xz repo though! I think it doesn't make much sense to add filters to...

Usually that's the camp I'm in too. Today, thankfully, the machine ran Windows so it only took a little while for it to crash. That's the story here!

Though I know this takes the conversation on a darker turn, there is a whole underground that obsesses over the finer points of the PC OEM market. The big brands for USB sticks, like almost everything, are contract manufactured then shipped directly to the etailer's warehouse for efficiency...

Southpark was right...

FYI, the new 14th-gen chips are still using the LGA1700 socket that 13th gen used, so replacing just the processor makes for a nice upgrade. More info on r/intel. The rebranded chips that are 13th gen still seem to be for laptops and not socketed?

To those asking if they could disable the hardware: the patent is for the hardware. I Am Not A Lawyer, and the court ruled that Apple can't import the hardware without a license from Masimo.

Specifically, in 2016 Intel's management were business-focused, and admitting they couldn't get to a full-node 10nm process, or that their bet on DUV was wrong, would have significantly hurt stock prices in the next quarter. They decided instead to lay off 12,000 roles in 2016 -...

Try https://libreboot.org/