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by Aromasin 3y ago
You can dial in several things if you know how well you slept: I can judge how performant I'll be in the gym and fitness competitions - ie, how well I can push myself and recover. I can work out whether what I ate before I slept had an
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Getting "Tea Drunk" is a common pursuit for many fine tea drinkers, myself included. My partner and I enjoy cultivars that give you a buzz. I went down a rabbit hole in trying different varieties and we found some that can only be
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by Aromasin 3y ago
There's the Max GPU (Ponte Vecchio), their datacentre offering, with 128GB of HBM2e memory, 408 MB of L2 cache, and 64 MB of L1 cache. Then there's Gaudi, which has similar numbers but with cores specific for AI workloads (as far
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I had the same experience. It puts things into circumspect when you can physically see how erratic things like heart rate and sleep stage times differ with just a single drink. The difference for my was so stark you'd think it were a b
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by Aromasin 3y ago
It should be pointed out that most Quorn products aren't vegan. They use eggs as a binding agent.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
It's also no surprise that Iceland has the highest number of authors per capita!
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I'm also backing that investment thesis. I don't have hopes for Intel being anything but a budget alternative in terms of their client and datacentre products, but the foundry business is only going to grow as more players join th
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by Aromasin 3y ago
It is nice, albeit the old windows (listed building which means I can't replace them) let out a lot of heat. The fireplace generally heats the whole place effectively when it's on though. It's worth it for the character of th
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I live in a damp and dingy English cottage. I'm sure that the moisture from my 3 dehumidifiers could quench the whole county if distributed accordingly.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
You're right on that one, I perhaps should have more accurately said: "Revive". I will say though that the scope of Paul's vision for an Intel foundry didn't shine a light against IFS. There wasn't the same pus
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by Aromasin 3y ago
GlobalFoundries are nowhere near the leading edge on node process, and Intel have opened up their foundries to customers since Pat's return with the advent of IFS: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en&
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by Aromasin 3y ago
The weave on that flax linen is fantastic. It's very tight-knit for something that would be hand-woven. A great amount of time would have gone into that.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
The same is happening in the UK. They've made car travel harder without making public transport any better (outside of London), which has just lowered the average person's productivity rather than making any headway into tackling
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Awesome. I only mentioned that one because it looked to be the only one that was non-invasive. It looks like you managed to get an invasive method to scale though, which is great.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I wouldn't say lucky - I'd rather go through the rest of life suffering than die at this moment, as there is a joy to be found in that itself - but I understand your sentiments. Very few would choose not being born over life, as y
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Related to this, I had been dreaming up an idea for a start-up for a while that uses computer imaging techniques to do non-invasive in-ovo sexing of bird eggs for the poultry industry. It seems criminal that we gas or drop into a macerator
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by Aromasin 3y ago
We recently had a new CEO come on board, and within 60 days they cut 3 product lines and all the people associated with them. We were making a profit, albeit less than usual due to "market conditions", but not anything that wasn&#
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by Aromasin 3y ago
For those out of the loop, this comment is a tongue-in-cheek jab at the fact there are 1000's of parakeet across the parks of London. Noisy buggers.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
The difference is, the company can remove the game from the store, but not my games library. I can still continue to play them long after purchase.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
You don't seem to get PCIe Gen 5 outside of the top-end devices it seems. Agilex 7 has it on the Intel side with the R-Tile devices (including a hard CXL IP too which is lovely), but their recently announced Agilex 5 (the UltraScale+ c
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by Aromasin 3y ago
The ReefShark ASIC sits alongside an FPGA which acts akin to an IPU. I know only because I played my own small part in the design. It was originally meant to be entirely FPGA-based, but they got hit with some severe supply constraints by In
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by Aromasin 3y ago
What you're describing is correct for the top-end FPGA products (they're in every 5G base station, and almost every data centre has thousands of them rerouting information), but the low-end ($10 or less) 2k LE FPGAs are in a hell
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Policing issues worldwide always seem like some bizarre budgeting priority issue to me. They're happy to spend many millions upgrading their vehicle fleets and equipment each year - kit that is perfectly fit for purpose in most cases,
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Altera: An Intel Company(intel.com)
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I think a lot of the reasons that engineers rag on business leaders more than engineering ones are that: 1. They haven't tried creating a product and then making money off it. It's amazing how painfully difficult that can be (with
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by Aromasin 3y ago
They did. Have a look at the spreadsheet from the report. The Tesla Model 3 Long Range has a Green Score of 64. Not sure where they pulled the chart from in the NYT article, but it would still fall at 11; just off the list. The actual data
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Not strictly accurate; it's the major part of it, but climate-change driven species loss is a real threat and at some point will likely outpace the rate of loss due to land/resource exploitation. Ocean biodiversity loss is almost
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Precisely this. Earth's 'normal' extinction rate is often thought to be somewhere between 0.1 and 1 species per 10,000 species per 100 years. A mass extinction event is when species vanish much faster than they are replaced.
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by Aromasin 3y ago
I'd love to know if there was an equivalent one for species native to the UK. EDIT: Found a great list after a little investigation! https://www.north-norfolk.gov.uk/tasks/projects/miyawaki-for...
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by Aromasin 3y ago
They still sit at roughly 50x PE Ratio though. You'd have to expect such high growth (way more than even they forecast) to make sense of buying into that if you're not reliant on making money on hype and brand awareness, which is

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