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by 7speter 4y ago
Did the mainstream public ever really care about cameras the enthusiasts care about? Were dslrs ever something the masses really wanted? I remember simple point and shoots were a big deal.
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by 7speter 4y ago
Have the press make noise about it. This has happened a few times with i devices and intel cpus. I shouldn’t have to fight my computer to stop it from upgrading itself to Windows 11
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by 7speter 4y ago
Not at all recent, unless you mean the last 5 years (at least) being recent
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by 7speter 4y ago
If apple allows their ssds to get any slower I’m afraid those off the shelf nvmes might start being the faster option…
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by 7speter 4y ago
And the 5000 series apus are vega cores, which are seemingly the amd tech that lends well to computing tasks…
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by 7speter 4y ago
At that point, why not just separate the hydrogen from all the methane we seemingly produce?
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by 7speter 4y ago
Does rdna2/3 work with rocm drivers?
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by 7speter 4y ago
Right, “renewable energy,” but the wind turbine/photovoltaic materials aren’t “renewable”: fiberglass and plastic isn’t recyclable, and don’t get me started with the lithium ion batteries these people want us to this store energy in. T
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by 7speter 4y ago
Ive seen that the autobrake stuff can be glitchy and cause all sorts of (absolutely justified) steering wheel grabbing on the highway, so it would just be better if people… focused on the road while driving. Also, if anything happens to the
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by 7speter 4y ago
Its been like this from the country’s founding. Look at the regional split of founding father influence, 30-50 years later, which states became free states and which stayed, then after which state stayed in the union and joined the confeder
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by 7speter 4y ago
I disable the trackpad in the bios I’m so addicted. I would go to meetups in the before time and people would try use my computer and I’d have to tell them, oh yeah the trackpad is disabled… from the bios. Also there have been times (I gues
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by 7speter 4y ago
Well, for starters, liberals and conservatives concentrate themselves into geographical areas, and beyond that there are regions that attract a given kind of politics (landlocked vs coastal regions). When theres such a concentration of peop
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by 7speter 4y ago
> and from reading open source code. Do you just search for projects in the language your using on github?
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by 7speter 4y ago
Nvidia already does sort of break that divide, don’t they? By offering cuda on consumer cards, they offer a gateway to curious users, and something to get by with at home for professional users. I think intel was late to the game with Arc b
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by 7speter 4y ago
I dislike the nvidia experience on linux as well, but you can undervolt nvidia cards on windows (and yes that makes me cringe). Kinda funny we went from the wintel era to the winvidia era
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by 7speter 4y ago
Also AMD seems to underestimate how many people may just be curious to use compute functionality with their consumer based card. I was ultra excited to get a rdna2 card to make a dedicated linux system with a friendly gpu. Gaming works, but
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by 7speter 4y ago
Yeah, theres a lot of talk about how chatGPT is going to replace programmers, but it actually makes for a great partner to compare notes with. “Oh, how I was thinking of solving x this way, how did you go about it? Yep thats what I thought”
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by 7speter 4y ago
She doesn’t work for the fed anymore. Trumpreplaced her with Jerome Powell in 2018
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by 7speter 4y ago
Step away from the terminal emulator
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by 7speter 4y ago
Now that you bring this up, I wonder if the LCARS interface from Star Trek TNG being primarily amber was inspired by Amber screens and work interfaces like those from Bloomberg Terminals.
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by 7speter 4y ago
I kinda think the functionality has been replaced, maybe reduced to e-ink displays? The contrast, the adjacent simplicity and focus involved with having one job of simply displaying textual information? Now, amber e-ink displays, that would
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by 7speter 4y ago
I wouldn't go as far to even say Amazon delivery people are in competition with UPS and Fedex delivery. Amazon's couriers (as you call them, and it seems like a good designation), practically work the last mile for Amazon, from th
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by 7speter 4y ago
Hope its okay if I post something tangential to the topic. I just recently started working with OBS and I want to get into recording and potentially streaming linux gaming on Debian based systems, but what a hassle it's been to do what
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by 7speter 4y ago
The competition (Intel) allows them to do this considering their k cpus have a tdp of what? 125w? People are still buying Intel so might as well try and convince them that AMD is just as "fast"
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by 7speter 4y ago
Plenty of old Microsoft in the Xbox/gaming division, we just aren’t seeing it all yet.
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by 7speter 4y ago
At the moment the flagships are being matched by the 6950xt in some benchmarks. Hopefully the ‘fine wine’ effect kicks in and the 7900xtx gains on the 4090. The gpu market desperately needs that to happen.
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by 7speter 4y ago
At this point, wouldn't apple want the mac pro to be based on its most cutting edge work?
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by 7speter 4y ago
Its really quite interesting to see that all of these companies that make chips are having varying degrees of issues with making GPU's. Intel's arc was rumored to have some issue with its silicon, AMD's RDNA3 is this strange
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by 7speter 4y ago
Does Apple need to catch up with Qualcomm and MediaTek in terms of raw gpu performance when Apple can optimize software and apis given to developers to work on its hardware? Or am I really out of date and is their public evidence of Qualc
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by 7speter 4y ago
We also dont know if some bad actor has already found that vulnerability and are building/already built and exploit.

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