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2y ago
I have a mi50 with 16gb of hbm thats collecting dust (its Vega bases, so it can play games, I guess) because I don’t want to bother setting up a system with Ubuntu 20.04, the last version of Ubuntu the last version of ROCM that supported t
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2y ago
If you’re getting quality hires with take homes, doesn’t that mean that even if theres filtering going on, its still effective to a degree as opposed to being totally arbitrary?
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2y ago
Same with Shakespeare, though that might’ve been disproven
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2y ago
Therapy isn’t a social relationship. What you’re paying for is someone to be non judgmental as you unpack things. They can help talk you througj it. Friends don’t know how/wouldn’t want to do that.
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2y ago
Wait you can only have one github account?
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2y ago
The Lunar Lake SoC has a few (4 iirc) Battlemage GPU cores.
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2y ago
It kinda seems they are covering the cost of throwing massive amounts of resources trying to get Arc’s drivers in shape.
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2y ago
I don’t know if this matters but while the B580 has a die comparable in size to a 4070 (~280mm^2), it has about half the transistors (~17-18 billion), iirc.
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2y ago
> They made excuses about how it is an IT issue. An ego issue
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Doesn’t the foundry rely on money generated by the product side for research abd development funding? Where would that funding come from if the product side is a totally separate company?
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2y ago
Uhhh… most of the companies you listed compete with eachother?
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2y ago
Thats a great idea until China and NK launch a coordinated attack on both Taiwan and South Korea
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2y ago
I think attracting these sorts of minds also depends on the resources a company can provide to them. Right now intel is keeping their belt tight. Iirc, there was a whole team of brilliant engineers who were working on a RISC V project let g
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2y ago
It takes something like 5 or 6 years to go from the drawing board for a chip design, and many years to create a process node. Gelsinger hasn't really even had the chance to execute on designs that were started during his tenure. My und
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2y ago
I'm not in the industry but from what I gather, i agree with you 100%. Bloomberg published an article on the matter though, but it seems they are reporting that Gelsinger was pushed out by a frustrated board because of "slow progr
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2y ago
The issue with the GPUs is that their transistor to performance ratio is poor. The A770 has as many transistors as about a 3070ti but only performs as well as a 3060 (3060ti on a good day). So with that, they are outsourcing production of t
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2y ago
Didn't the US government just give Intel $7b on the condition they don't spin off the foundry business? https://finance.yahoo.com/news/intels-7-86-billion-subsidy-0...
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2y ago
Where are you finding these systems?
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2y ago
Have you tried a photopea? Its an online app.
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2y ago
Its also a bit of a tax if you can only get ids at the dmv, isn’t it?
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Facebook only started cooking those after they saw what tiktok posts were doing and how popular they were.
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2y ago
Facebook should also be regulated by western governments as they see fit
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2y ago
There was a law passed in NYC a couple of years ago requiring drivers not to enter a crosswalk if pedestrians are in a crosswalk. I have no clue what you're talking about.
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2y ago
Reddit tells everyone that only rich people drives cars.
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2y ago
You could put Linux on it and use it as a sort of jukebox, or any multitude of other things. You could also send it to me if you aren't interested in doing any of that :)
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2y ago
It's green as long as you give them your previous Apple product and buy a new one to replace it.
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It boggles my mind that there are legions of people like this who will defend mega corporations for free. If you're gonna gaslight for a trillion dollar corporation, at least get paid to do it.
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Yet, Macbooks had upgradeable ram and storage upto about 12 or 13 years ago.
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There was a whole fiasco with Toyota Camries maybe 15 or so years ago where the brakes would go out. It turned out that Toyota skimped out on thick enough wires or wire insulation and either the wire connecting the brakes to the pedal wore
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To me, it's always fascinating to think about computing up until maybe the early aughts; that seemes to be the point where there was a sort of compute scarcity; which culminated with the limit of not being able to play more than one vi
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