That was a joke 😂 I’m not seriously thinking they put ARM instructions in a x86 processor, though they might’ve tried to replicate the optimisations that led to less power usage in those RISC processors (I still can’t get why RISC CPUs are more power efficient honestly, it seems counter intuitive, now again it might just be because of overengineering).

No, I actually hate that. But surprisingly pragmatic and accurate comments 👌

He said 2010, I was teached how to use the Microsoft Office suite in 1999. This goes way back.

(As a matter of fact one of my first website I made in FrontPage back then. I actually discovered Word on Windows 3.1 when I was around 5, hence my father’s friend calling me mehdi.doc lol)

Lol I would pay to get scientifically roasted like that, she insane 😂

You need a week to fill the hecking disk. flips server rack up in disappointment

It’s sane to have drama. It means we have humans doing the job and power dynamics being discussed. If there’s no drama, it means some people got shut down.

Nobody needs that much spending on defense when United Nations are (mostly) doing their job of peacekeeping.

Trump : Let’s break NATO and make friends with Russia Putin : Reinforce BRICS Trump : I thought we were friends 🥲

5 years of vibe experience lol the guy was vibing with Google Assistant and Airtable probably

Shhh not that loud 🤫

Physics has had enough of those nazis

What was that guy doing filming the floor 🙃

The morality of the meme was “You think Israel controls US when it is US who controls Israel”. I say it’s a very bold claim either way. They have aligned ideals but they can’t be considered only as the tool of the other. Clearly if US were to stop funding Israel’s plans they would not be able to fight as much, but US also benefit from Israel with weaponry, war engineering and intel.

What about both are conspiracies, and people act as they see fit? Doesn’t mean they’ll do good or not abide to their partners rules

Outrageousssfly mammalian sssssflp

Waiting for the leak announcements

Check Wolf (in my other comment), it’s the best example of GPU virtualization usage.

Otherwise you can check other docker images using GPU for computing, like jellyfin for instance, or nextcloud recognize, nextcloud memories and its transcoding instance,…

Check Wolf implementation for context. It’s a mess with Nvidia.

https://games-on-whales.github.io/wolf/stable/user/quickstart.html

Check implementations before saying shit like that. Nvidia has historical bad open source driver support, which makes it hard for people to implement vGPU usage. They actually actively blocked us from using their cards remotely, until COVID hit. Then they gave out the code to do it. They are still limiting customer level cards usage on virtualization cases. They had to give out a toolkit for us to be able to use their cards on docker. Other cards can be accessed just by sharing dev driver files to the volume.