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Comment And if LPCAMM2 is too slow, use it as a swap file (Score 1) 73

And before you complain about LPCAMM2 being much slower than the high-bandwidth RAM on the CPU package: It's perfectly fine to design a system with a non-uniform memory access paradigm, treating the memory behind the LPCAMM2 interface as a RAM disk. That way you have 8 GB of high-bandwidth DRAM swapping to 16+ GB of somewhat lower-bandwidth DRAM, and the soldered-in SSD lasts longer because it doesn't have to (ab)use its intake buffer to hold the swap file.

Comment Re:This is why... (Score -1) 263

The arrogant condescending sanctimonious judgemental aura and unrealistic "just don't have a problem, just don't do anything other than spend your every waking second on your kids, problem solved, why can't people just be perfect citizens like me" (without considering that you grew up in an almost completely different world than the current generation) and generally being an obnoxious stuck up cunt on slashdot, these things are all consistent with being a conservative right winger. So I naturally jumped to that conclusion in the same way you would conclude that you'll end up with nothing if you buy a lottery ticket.

Comment Re:20 years experience for new tech (Score 1) 172

I always wonder though what recruiters and HR folks think when all their applicants all seem to fall well short of their requirements/

Probably to the effect "We failed to poach the people who developed this framework in the first place. Can we import some immigrants, pretty please?"

Comment How a compiler differs from an LLM (Score 5, Informative) 55

His hand written "artisan" code is being turned into machine code by a computer anyway.

A compiler is a deterministic process that runs locally on a modest home computer in reasonable time without needing an expensive NVIDIA GPU, doesn't regurgitate memorized copyrighted code from its training set, and doesn't boil the oceans in a datacenter for training plus use.

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