I worked in Ivrea as well as Milano. So many cool things I saw first at Olivetti. I need to go back to Ivrea and visit the factory. I worked there for like a month before I was allowed to go to lunch by myself for fear of getting lost in the labrynth. I want to stay at Hotel Serra, shaped like a typewriter. Walk via Palestra. Maybe take the train into Torino.
Wasn’t it Olivetti that had smart badges that’d use IR to report to in-room receivers so you’d know where someone was and calls could be routed to the nearest phone? I remember they had a trivial do not disturb more - just place the badge face down and the receivers wouldn’t be able to find you.
I don’t remember that. But the phone number to get the Olivetti operator from my apartment out on Gugliemo Jarvis was a single digit like 6. It was after all a company town which BTW emptied out on weekends. People tended to go home.
Sure. Any pass that is scoped to functions (or even loops, or basic blocks) will have increased scope if run after inlining, and most passes run after inlining.
In the context of this thread, your observation is not meaningful. The point is: LICM doesn't cross function boundary and neither does regalloc, so LICM has no greater scope than regalloc.
If the ABA had no formal status then we wouldn’t be having this discussion. In fact, the Department of Education formally recognizes the ABA as the accrediting body since 1923. In fairness, conservatives are trying to get rid of the Department of Education as well.
I think the author was dealing with an AI agent. That’s not absolving Google, far from it. But from the first response to the last, there was no indication a human was involved.
Moreover, like Facebook Marketplace and fraud, this is the future of corporate managed markets.
I had the brain fog. I switched from atorvastatin (dizziness) to pravachol (no dizziness), and then again to higher effective dosage of rosuvastatin (still no dizziness). I went from LDL 152 to LDL 83.
But I have high Lp(a) and so I'm prescribed a baby aspirin every other day. This counteracts the Lp(a) clotting effect but doesn't fix its genetic cause.
I was recently prescribed rosuvastatin (my first time taking any statin), and I had some very intense brain fog. How would you describe the feeling of what you experienced? The best way I could describe it to my friends and family was that I felt like I lost a quarter of my IQ and slept only 5 hours every night(I was getting great sleep, it just felt that way).
It was such a strange feeling. It's a weird feeling to know you're brain just isn't working as it has always worked.
I had dizziness from atorvastatin and nothing from Pravachol and Rosuvastatin. The conclusion I draw is that you have to find something that works. But this is uncharted territory. Your docs won't know and you have to kind of force the issue.
The FA doesn't mention the USS Independence by name but it was a WWII aircraft carrier sunk in the Gulf of the Farallones in 1951. It had been at Bikini Atoll during atomic tests.
A good book on the Farallones (the only book?) is The Devil's Teeth, Susan Casey.
A few fun facts. The Farallones are an archipelago, but South Farallones is the largest and only habitable island. It supported a small town when it was an egg source for San Francisco. Legally, the Farallones are part of San Francisco.
You can often see the Farallones from San Francisco on a relatively clear day at sunset. They're due west of SF and if you walk out in the street on say Balboa (or one of the alphabetical streets) and look out, you'll see them. A little elevation helps and it's easier later in the day. Point Reyes as well, if it's clear. They're harder to see from sea level at Ocean Beach because of the curvature of the earth. Line of sight in miles is 1.23 sqrt(height in feet), or about 3 miles for someone 6' tall. So at 30 miles away, you're not seeing much of the Farallones at sea level.
There are OYRA crewed and SSS singlehanded sailing races starting+finishing at the St Francis Yacht Club which round South Farallones. These start in the morning maybe 8am and finish in the evening, maybe 12+ hours. The wind usually picks up in the evening which is both good (get home faster) and difficult (broaching in the swirls of the south tower of the Golden Gate Bridge (the South Tower Demon) is common).
The Farallones are a seabird rookery. Lots of birds. Lots of shit and the Farallones are upwind. So you can smell the Farallones well before you get there.
The Farallones are a protected area. You can't land on them without a permit. The best way to qualify is to volunteer for the Farallones Patrol which delivers people+stuff and takes people+garbage. Then you tie up to a mooring buoy and get a tender from the island. Then you get a docent tour of the island.
People have swum which is insane since it's a great white shark feeding area.
That atomic test is the reason Hunters Point is radioactive. If they were just going to sink the boats why did the spray them off first? Ugh. I wish there was accountability but all involved are long dead now.
What is keeping Google/Amazon/Microsoft from licensing Groq’s tech? Sans people to be sure but at substantially reduced price. The Groq Cloud people should owe no allegiance to Ross.
BTW, the FA says Nvidia bought the patents. That’s probably an overstatement. Grow said non-exclusive licensing and Nvidia hasn’t said anything.
I think Nvidia licensed the IP and ‘bought’ (handcuffed) the people.
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