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by 7speter 2y ago
Meh, I’m a minority who lives a few blocks away from i95 with my father and we make ends meet in the house he mortgaged 30 years ago this year, but all I ever hear about is that only rich people live in houses in NYC and all those nimby’s s
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by 7speter 2y ago
The cross bronx expressway doesn’t “connect the same areas” as any subway, seeing as 95 runs north and south from Maine to Florida. IIRC, it was a question to run 95 “inconveniently” through more parts of Manhattan and wealthier areas (read
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by 7speter 2y ago
This. It’s rather funny, because I observe among my peers, who are millenials, that if they can’t have a thing (cars, houses), then no one should have them.
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by 7speter 2y ago
Have fun foodshopping via railway.
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by 7speter 2y ago
I thought therapy was banned on chatgpt? Also, there’s no confidentiality.
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by 7speter 2y ago
Apple lines perimeter of the nand chips on modern mac minis with an array of tiny capacitors, so even the crazy people with heater boards can’t unsolder the nand and replace them with higher density NAND.
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by 7speter 2y ago
Apple could just make lower tier macbooks but mac fanboys wouldnt be able to ask “but what about apples quarterly profits?” Most macbooks dont need high memory bandwidth, most users are using their macs for word processing, excel and vscode
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by 7speter 2y ago
These companies did plenty well 12+ years ago when users could upgrade their systems memory.
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by 7speter 2y ago
>I personally really really welcome as I don't want the AI future to be centralised in the hands of a few powerful cloud providers. Watch out for being able to using ai on your local machine and those ai services using telemetry to
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by 7speter 2y ago
Yes it was so divisive in the late 18th century in what became the U.S. that the founding father punted the issue so that the 13 states would ratify the new constitution. The issue was swept under the rug until that rabble rouser Abe Lincol
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by 7speter 2y ago
>The Founding Fathers would be deeply ashamed of us, I think. Sorry, but the founding fathers who held other humans in bondage for all sorts of free labor? Those founding fathers, or did I wake up in a parallel universe this morning? Let
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by 7speter 2y ago
By the time todays new cars become used, hopefully people will have figured out how to disable these features.
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by 7speter 2y ago
Isn’t a big advantage of an accelerator is that its more optimized to do this sort of work than a cpu? This npu is a tiny dot on the Meteor Lake die while the cpus take up a whole tile and accounts for much of the power usage of the soc at
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by 7speter 2y ago
The thing that makes me curious about BSD (haven’t had a chance to give it a try yet) is that its more of a complete system, unlike Linux, which is a kernel in the middle of all of these modular components. How these components are managed
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by 7speter 2y ago
I really hate that "you will own nothing and like it" has been assigned to a political 'side'
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by 7speter 3y ago
Well, the p40 has 24gb VRAM, which makes it the perfect hobbyist card for a llm, assuming you can keep it cool.
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by 7speter 3y ago
The pci-e p100 is has 16gb vram and won’t go below 160 dollars. Prices for these things would pick up if you could put them in some sort of pcie adapter
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by 7speter 3y ago
Mta is in nearly $50 billion in debt last I read
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by 7speter 3y ago
Or be told youre looking for a dei handout
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by 7speter 3y ago
So is every black or hispanic person trying to get a job in tech or maybe thinking of going back to school to get another degree is a closet communist trying to… destroy institutions? Asking for a friend.
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by 7speter 3y ago
You complain about the documentation, and the first thing I wonder is if you’ve tried using one of the prominent chatbots like chatgpt or claude to help fill in the gaps of said documentation? Maybe an obvious thing to do around here, but I
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by 7speter 3y ago
Wait, isn't the byproduct of fusion helium anyway?
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by 7speter 3y ago
The t400 I have is 16:10
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by 7speter 3y ago
*aspect ratio Sorry, had to say it. Has the world really moved on from 16:9? I only buy used thinkpads and am t420 and t470s deep into the 16:9 era.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Yes, and the person I'm responsing to is advocating for people getting paid. I added on by saying I'd be happy being paid minimum wage, or just having someone pay for lunch and transit, which adds up to probably 30-40 dollars a da
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by 7speter 3y ago
Also, “Asians” aren’t the only minorities out there. It’s appalling reading the comments on this site sometimes (really most, probably).
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by 7speter 3y ago
I’d gladly take an internship that paid minimum wage or at least had a meal and transportation stipend.
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by 7speter 3y ago
And if you get a degree from college, it means you made something out of a lot of classes that at first glance, seemed useless. Also research skills, and the ability to pick something up on your own, maybe with a little help and practice. B
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by 7speter 3y ago
I'm not an expert like you would find here on HN, I am only really a tinkerer and learner, amateur at best, but I think Intel's compute is very promising on Alchemist. The A770 beats out the 4060ti 16gb in video rendering via Davi
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by 7speter 3y ago
>It’s like saying, “It’s easy to ship fragile glass sculptures. You just smash them into little bits and put the bits in an envelope, I don’t see why people use all that styrofoam You’re obviously not a New Yorker

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