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by 7e 2y ago
The MacPro is not a consumer device. It is very much a high cost niche (professional) product.
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by 7e 2y ago
Sounds like they are circling the drain. This is one of the dumbest companies I've seen get funding; I'm actually surprised they are still around.
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by 7e 2y ago
It's none of that, it's the willingness of Starlink to run at a massive loss.
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by 7e 2y ago
Hopefully the Snake river is next.
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by 7e 2y ago
Anything that grows exponentially is going to suffer comically wrong forecasts if over a long enough time horizon, like 3-5 years. It's almost impossible to get the exponent exactly right, and the error grows very quickly.
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by 7e 2y ago
They found the mice did not suffer from any heart problems, so it’s not surprising.
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by 7e 2y ago
“Dyck, who is the Canada Research Chair in Molecular Medicine and heads up the Cardiovascular Research Centre, says his team did not observe any detrimental functional effects in hearts of mice with smaller hearts and thus would not expect
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by 7e 2y ago
What database product does the community commonly send benchmark results to? This tool is great, but I'd love to analyze results relationally.
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by 7e 2y ago
TCP was replaced in the data centers of certain FAANG companies years before this paper.
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by 7e 2y ago
Took about a half hour for me.
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by 7e 2y ago
Such a cut would trigger a massive recession if not depression.
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by 7e 2y ago
Exactly. The article shouldn’t use the term “neuron” here, it’s too misguiding.
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by 7e 2y ago
There is no gouging. Climate change and other factors have caused California to turn into a hellacious inferno in the summers due to wildfires. In response, they are burying a very large number of power lines, because they spark them. This
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by 7e 2y ago
Use CHERI for this?
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by 7e 2y ago
Many cyclists bike like raving a*holes, and it is dangerous, both for them and for cars which cannot predict how they will behave. I could imagine cases where the the car might swerve and hit something else besides the cyclist. So yes, bicy
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by 7e 2y ago
I think a reusable orbital tug which rendezvous with payloads is the play here. The tug would refuel from some of the gun-launched payloads.
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by 7e 2y ago
Space is for robots.
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by 7e 2y ago
I think the economics of space are are much more likely to be transformed by something like https://www.longshotspace.com/ . Rockets are complex, still costly, and polluting.
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by 7e 2y ago
Vertical scaling is usually more expensive than horizontal scaling. This is not a surprise. What surprises me is that it’s only $1 more expensive here. I suppose that’s because you don’t get double the number of CPUs in the vertical case.
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by 7e 2y ago
Can we replace the Perplexity CEO with AI?
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by 7e 2y ago
This is a huge security risk (both from a personal and desktop malware perspective), so I assume most people are only allowed to use it in staging. How many bugs reproduce in staging, though?
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by 7e 2y ago
Doing his duty to shareholders is my guess.
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by 7e 2y ago
You claim that your apps are faster on Linux on an M1 than macOS on the M1; can you add more detail? Which apps, and did you run benchmarks? I find it hard to believe that Apple hasn't optimized apps to be faster on their own OS and ha
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by 7e 2y ago
Brain gunk could accelerate those causes, no?
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by 7e 2y ago
They don’t want to be dependent on Annapurna. Smart move.
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by 7e 2y ago
"So, the delta in price/performance between Cerebras and the Hoppers in the cloud when buying iron is 2.75X but for renting iron it is 5.2X, which seems to imply that Cerebras is taking a pretty big haircut when it rents out capac
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by 7e 2y ago
"It would be interesting to see what the delta in accuracy is for these benchmarks." ^ the entirety of it
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by 7e 2y ago
And what's the cheapest that has IPMI? Severs without IPMI are so annoying.
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by 7e 2y ago
4K displays are the new standard. I can buy a 27" IPS 4K display from LG for $200. Anything lower res. is a boomer screen; get rid of it and move on.
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by 7e 2y ago
It's not obvious to me that there is double counting. The study says, "Individual carbon emissions can be divided into personal consumption emissions, emissions through government spending, and emissions linked to investments.&quo

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