What is being self-hosting? I haven’t seen MPI used outside of software running on a compute cluster.
One of the points of the cluster was to celebrate Apple’s founding, and the bundled MPI library just let them run an existing workload without switching the OS to Linux.
This is so cool. The MacMini really is a great, little form factor.
Interesting decision to take off the bottom of the case. I wonder if that was for cool or hardware access.
Possibly, I’m not sure how well old MacBooks dissipate heat without the top being open.
Aside from that, get a Ethernet adapter and installing Linux is the place to start. 🙂
Wait until you hear about stock markets. 🙂
Or someone as NASA got a fun project greenlit. They threw it into the budget for the lulz, and it didn’t get cut. 😆
You’re most likely correct. They need a really fast plane to test sonic boom dampening at Mach 3+ speeds, and they can’t build a specialty plane yet.
We’re about to see Sam Altman in a Nazi uniform. 😆
Asus NUC with Intel N150 is what I’ve been looking at. Up-board.org has a credit card sized dev board with the proc, if form factor is a requirement.
There is also the N350 with 8 cores for more power.
The X1 line is more integrated and they aren’t the line to buy if someone wants to upgrade their laptop. The RAM is soldered on the board to get it as thin as possible, for example.
I have a gen 9 X1, and it runs Linux great! It’s also not getting upgraded aside from the SSD.
And Android should have been moved to a foundation to be come a community project outside of Google.
It’s too bad GrapheneOS is so hellbent on pushing Android because this would be a great time to promote work on an Linux mobile distro, like PostmarketOS.
Especially Google with Android. Closing off Android is baffling. Did they not learn anything from the last 30 years?
Indeed. It seems that everyone dislikes sysv, but a small group can’t decide on what the better option is.
Between those two, I would go with regular Debian, or Mint LMDE if it has to be one of the two.
Debian is much better about providing a reasonably updated desktop experience these days.
As for Ubuntu… Their engineering is bad, and they’re shady. They push their solutions over standard stuff, and their solutions are conveniently setup to allow them to close source the code if anything ever reaches wide adoption or are proprietary from the beginning.
After dealing with MS’s shit UX all day, that looks pretty good. It seems pretty average for a shopping site.
Per Wikipedia…
TRON does not specify the source code for the kernel, but instead is a “set of interfaces and design guidelines” for creating the kernel. This allows different companies to create their own versions of TRON, based on the specifications, which can be suited for different microprocessors.
It’s not even a software project as we know it. It’s a specification like POSIX, and presumably, anything implementing the spec can be certified if it passes a test suite, like UNIX.
Modern fabs would need to be a national project. They’re too resource intense for private businesses. Business can’t finance 2 parallel $50billion projects; nations could though.
Good idea. Test them on some gummy worms.
Also, who has shrooms?
Hey, HEY!
My AI just hacked another company.
Aww yeah. Fat VC cheque time. I’m going to buy so many Doritos.😏
Cool. KFC chicken stuffed crust nacho chalupa with a side of trucker pills, please.
Somewhere there has to be a store where those 3 are crammed together into one monstrosity.
I now have a purpose in life.
Does this include profile sync?
Migrating profiles is a headache, and anything besides Edge isn’t supported at work.