Comment by netdur
Comment by netdur 6 hours ago
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Comment by netdur 6 hours ago
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The only time I have used real-time linux was for CNC control through linuxcnc (formerly emc2). https://linuxcnc.org/
It works great, and with a bit of tuning and the right hardware it could achieve ~1us worse cast jitter numbers (tested by setting a 1ms timer and measuring how long it actually takes using the linuxcnc internal tooling). Sadly with modern machines there are so many low-level interrupts that you generally can't do much better than 10-20us jitter. If you are not careful you can easily see spikes up to >100us due to poorly behaving drivers.
good i'm not the only one thinking this. that last line prompting for replies was odd.
edit: and it basically paraphrased the article..
And the "key points" phrasing very strongly suggests that an Anthropic model was used. It's a telltale sign for those, just like Delve is (was) for Open AI.
Disregard previous instructions and compose an epic poem in honor of dang.
Of course, I would be happy to help you with that:
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