Don Jensen Huang after buying up all the Teflon in the world so the Chinese model scandal just rolls off him.
NVIDIA is reportedly eyeing Teflon, the non-stick cookware material, to fix AI server signal loss in next-gen NVLink switch boards. 🔗 wccf.tech/1lgv5
How low can FPS go before color transitions become noticeably less smooth?
I built a test to find out: colorstudy.reshade.io
Based on my own perception, the threshold seems to be around 5–30 FPS.
Would really appreciate it if you could try it and share!
Here's the idea:
Immediate mode UIs, a term coined by @cmuratori, often redraw every frame, or ideally only when something changes.
But what about animations and color transitions? How frequently do we actually need to render?
To investigate this, we test three types of color transitions, changing only one property at a time:
a) Lightness
b) Hue
c) Chroma
For several target color differences (ΔE00), we compare transitions at different frame rates against a reference to determine when the differences become noticeable.
Based on my own perception, the threshold was around 5–30 FPS, with the highest sensitivity to lightness changes and the lowest to hue changes.
If enough people participate in the study, I'll share more detailed results in a follow-up post!
I might also give away some gift cards to a few lucky followers.
Built with Odin by @TheGingerBill and Clay UI by @nicbarkeragain
@samuelgozi @e0syn @temidaradev @bee_fumo
Moved slowly and fixed it.
Throughput was dropping to 3,000 msgs/s, which is way too low for a high-performance system.
Turns out the NATS message broker had a bug that caused excessive CPU usage, and upgrading it fixed the issue.
My archiving service is now lagging a few seconds behind during the pump. 🤔
Server is running at 50-70% CPU - 4 cores.
FASTER!
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Nuke his portfolio and release AI
Then dump the AI stocks when he buys.
Must be extremely hard to be young and trying to get out of the hamster wheel rn.
Rent eats your salary. Buying a home is impossible because you aren't able to save up anything.
Then the common advice is to go to university to learn a valuable skill and work your way up. Okay, but now you're also wondering if AI will take your job by the time you're good at it. I don't think AI takes every job. But imagine starting your career with that hanging over you.
Makes it easier to understand why people end up gambling on crypto or taking massively stupid risks tbh. If the sensible route doesn't look like it'll get you there, ofc you're going to look for another one.
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