This is a replacement for the railroad bridge above the intersection: https://www.google.com/maps/pl...

Well, this wasn't a "moving a bridge to the side a few yards in the middle of nowhere" kinda thing. This was a "move a bridge through tight city streets with residential buildings on each side for a little short of 1/3 of a mile" thing.

So the $67 billion Hegseth asked for isn't for the Iran war, but for AI tokens?

I admit I was never dumb enough to buy one.

So they feel Ultracheap?

So Roko's Basilisk will only be created because someone trained AI on the idea - again proving that both the creators and detractors of AI are more dangerous than AI itself

Whatever, you Troll

Which of course doesn't prevent any "plain" ARM instructions from running exactly as intended.

I answered your question before you asked it. Congratulations on still not getting it. You still have no clue about anything, I see.

Yes, most Open Source projects are abandoned. You understood my point.

So find a different Benchmark, troll. And no, not "photo editing". Gee, another thing you have no clue about.

The one you have no clue about. What a surprise.

https://developer.apple.com/do...

"Apple platforms diverge from the standard 64-bit ARM architecture in a few specific ways. Apart from these small differences, iOS, tvOS, and macOS adhere to the rest of the 64-bit ARM specification. For information about the ARM64 specification, including the Procedure Call Standard for the ARM 64-bit Architecture (AArch64), go to https://developer.arm.com./"

https://www.techradar.com/comp...

Fun fact: you don't have to ask Apple to run Windows on Apple Silicon Macs, you have to ask Microsoft. Did you try asking Microsoft to run Linux on Macs?

Long story short: looks like it's a fully compatible superset of the standard 64-bit ARM instruction set.

That is actually not too different from modern PCs with Secure Boot.

https://tech.slashdot.org/stor...

One maintainer? That's more than most open-source projects.