Forget AI, the new buzzword in computing is "quantum".
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Forget AI, the new buzzword in computing is "quantum".
Remember to update you CVs!
https://lite.cnn.com/2025/11/12/tech/quantum-computing-ibm-microsoft-google
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Forget AI, the new buzzword in computing is "quantum".
Remember to update you CVs!
https://lite.cnn.com/2025/11/12/tech/quantum-computing-ibm-microsoft-google
@GustavinoBevilacqua ok procedo
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Forget AI, the new buzzword in computing is "quantum".
Remember to update you CVs!
https://lite.cnn.com/2025/11/12/tech/quantum-computing-ibm-microsoft-google
@GustavinoBevilacqua I guess they will figure out a way to squeeze a bunch of Nvidia chips in there too. The line must go up! -
Forget AI, the new buzzword in computing is "quantum".
Remember to update you CVs!
https://lite.cnn.com/2025/11/12/tech/quantum-computing-ibm-microsoft-google
@GustavinoBevilacqua wasn't that a buzzword that failed some years ago? They could at least come up with new ones.
🎼 I'm forever blowing bubblesss 🎵
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@GustavinoBevilacqua I guess they will figure out a way to squeeze a bunch of Nvidia chips in there too. The line must go up!
@buherator @GustavinoBevilacqua
It is funny because apparently they can't use their current Quantum Computer to build the next Quantum Computer as well as using AI with Quantum Computing.
And this tells more about the two technologies… 😈
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@buherator @GustavinoBevilacqua
It is funny because apparently they can't use their current Quantum Computer to build the next Quantum Computer as well as using AI with Quantum Computing.
And this tells more about the two technologies… 😈
@freezr @GustavinoBevilacqua On the bright side seeing "AI" and "quantum" in the same post is a great way to identify complete fools on LinkedIn. -
@sans_serif_girl rilancio con James Bond 😂
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@ltning Hi! Thanks for the suggestion.
In my tests I actually used the same configuration file across all environments, including the TLS section. The protocol version, cipher list and all other TLS parameters were fixed, so everything was already aligned on that side. I will still double check the actual TLS negotiation in each setup to make sure no implicit defaults or library differences slipped in.I also plan to run more focused and detailed benchmarks in the future, so I can better understand the real workload characteristics and the actual limits of each solution.
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Fixing a Milltronics ML15 CNC Lathe Despite the Manufacturer’s Best Efforts
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The Glentek servo board that caused so much grief. (Credit: Watch Wes Work, YouTube)
The identical servo control board next to it worked fine, so it had to be an issue on the board itself. A quick test showed that the H-bridge IGBTs had suffered the typical fate that IGBTs suffer, violently taking out another IC along with them. Enjoyably, this board by one Glentek Inc. did the rebranding thing of components like said IGBTs, which made tracking down suitable replacements an utter pain that was eased only by the desperate communications on forums which provided some clues. Of course, desoldering and testing one of the good IGBTs on the second board showed the exact type of IGBT to get.After replacing said IGBTs, as well as an optocoupler and other bits and pieces, the servo board was good as new. Next, the CNC lathe also had a busted optical encoder, an unusable tool post and a number of other smaller and larger issues that required addressing. Along the way the term ‘pin-to-pin compatible’ for a replacement driver IC was also found to mean that you still have to read the full datasheet.
Of the whole ordeal, the Glentek servo board definitely caused the most trouble, with the manufacturer providing incomplete schematics, rebranding parts to make generic replacements very hard to find and overall just going for a design that’s interesting but hard to diagnose and fix. To help out anyone else who got cursed with a Glentek servo board like this, [Wes] has made the board files and related info available in a GitHub repository.
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@thatgiga dovrebbe prendere fuoco con frequenza progressivamente in aumento, mentre la temperatura continua a salire anche mentre non è a fuoco, finché non muoiono tutti. Allora sarebbe veramente simbolico di quello che sta succedendo sul nostro pianeta.
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PSA: questa #ricetta,. senza aroma, con meno olio, e con le gocce di cioccolato nell'impasto, è *clamorosa*.
Provatela.
https://www.fattoincasadabenedetta.it/ricetta/ciambella-soffice-allarancia/
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You still can't ship a game called "Zork" (trademarks are still protected), but Open Source means the game and story can be repurposed in whatever way you want...and it means it can live forever, even if the owners of the IP decide it's not worth keeping available and playable on current hardware (which has happened a few times).
