

cheap RAM already next year.
Unlikely because ram has been retooled for hbm server gpus. It will be another year before it’s back to ddr5.


cheap RAM already next year.
Unlikely because ram has been retooled for hbm server gpus. It will be another year before it’s back to ddr5.


Access patterns on neural nets are predictable long in advance. That means latency doesn’t matter much
While the bag of experts approach has allowed segmentation of memory into vram and dram, the access in the particular expert isn’t predictable, access is spread across all the memory for that expert, and latency dramatically affects bandwith.


Who’s gonna pay for it?
Intel already has fabs. Ram is currently 3x more expensive per unit area than high end CPU’s. So just like Samsung make ram and ARM cpus at the same fabs, Intel could have some of its foundary make dram for 3x the profit of CPUs.
There’s no point in making so many CPU’s when there’s no DRAM to go with them.


The op referenced laundry machines. That was my comment on the $3k Speed Queen. Speed Queen is a laundry machine- not a dishwasher.
The second paragraph was my referencing dishwashers, not laundry machines. Yes the Bosch has physical buttons. But some features, like half load, which were physical buttons on the same model, now require an app.


You don’t have a choice because they all have it unless you can afford $3k for a speed queen setup or have small laundry where you don’t need a large front loader.
I bought an expensive Bosch dishwasher to avoid it but they updated the same model number to include wifi and removed physical buttons from the unit and put them in the app.


switch from in-ear to over-ear, want to plug my phone into my stereo.
It’s actually hard to buy a single dongle. They’re like 4 for $9. So you put one on everything.
For home stereo I bought a Bluetooth dongle and leave that plugged into the stereo.
So it’s not perfect, but it’s not like you can’t plug in your phone.
I was angry about headphone jacks for a long time but it’s easier to pick your battles and motion to more important things


As I already said, you plug it into the end of your headphone jack. It’s not something you carry separately.
Your headphone cable is now 1cm longer. It’s the same as if you bought headphones with a USBC cable.


You know those washing machines, refrigerators and TVs that sent gigabytes of data without your knowledge? You’ll be getting a tax bill for that.


There is no difference.


I don’t understand the complaint about a headphone jack. They make dongles for USBC to headphone. Plug it into your headphone and forget it’s there.
If you need to power at the same time, buy a dongle with a splitter.


True, but then the data about me you have are useless if you only look at them.
Marketing data is always kept close by the owners but they sell access or the data would be worthless.
If the original company wants information about you, they don’t download everything from a marketing company. Like using Google, you type in your search and get a result. That search result is used and forgotten. You don’t have to download all of Google to use the results.
The 3rd party wouldn’t be fined because if you knew who they were, you could send them a Gdpr and they would respond. The problem is knowing who these companies are.


It was in beta for weeks yet it was coincidentally ready to come out of beta 18hrs after Epic.


Yeah the beta was done. But it’s awfully coincidental that they released it out of beta 18 hours after Epic.


Access to data isn’t the same as having data. You can watch a YouTube video but that doesn’t mean you downloaded it and have it.


So AI got Steam to get off their ass and update their client. Good job AI!


I don’t have any data. A third party has your data. But you don’t know that.


I never claimed that it was, quantum computers are still experimental.
Yet you linked the article that made that statement and then refuted it!
Quote from the article you linked:
https://qt.eu/applications/how-your-smartphone-uses-quantum-mechanics
Where it gives an example of how your phone uses quantum mechanics.
which was explained by Albert Einstein by introducing quanta of light,
Yes a photon. Light is photons. The light from a caveman fire is photons. I already explained that.


We sold it to a third party you’ll never find that shares it back to us for free as part of the contract we have with them.
So we don’t have any of your data.


Read your own links!
First link: “But your smartphone is not a quantum computer, yet”
The title was a question. The answer the article you linked gave was “it doesn’t use quantum.”
The second link was describing regular effects as having quantum origins. Which is everything! Everything everywhere has a basis in quantum mechanics.
"Radio waves are photons, and their behavior is described by quantum electrodynamics. "
Yes, underpinning the entire universe is quantum mechanics. The light from a campfire is photons. No one would write an article saying, “Cavemen used a sophisticated quantum light source.”
Your claim was that smartphone motion sensors were quantum. You linked to Wikipedia about quantum sensors which did not say anything about phone sensors.
Apple and all phone manufacturers say they use mems motion sensors.
You were wrong. Get over yourself.
And read the links you provide as proof.
So weird that this is the only post showing up on Lemmy about the nationwide grounding. I went searching through news communities and nothing.