Aromasin

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by Aromasin 3y ago
Well you've got Lunar and Arrow on the horizon. Allegedly Nova and Panther after that, but that's just Tech News speculation. There doesn't appear to be any sign that they're ditching the naming convention. I'm more
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But they don't make high-end and performant, low-power parts (yet).
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There's also a certain art to working on something that won't work, long enough that the act of failing triggers new innovations. If you know from the offset it's not possible, then you leave yourself closed to the opportunit
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I don't know of any public instances with said hardware, but the cloud providers definitely have them, along with a few big data centre customers. It's probably going to be a matter of months before people can access them on AWS&#
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"Everything" should be a standard on every Windows computer. I've found files that I thought completely lost to the ether, including actual Ethereum after I had lost my key deep in my file directories after an accidental drag
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Same here. I knew my workouts were harder if I had a couple of beers the previous evening, or a big session a couple days prior, but having the data to say "your heart rate is bouncing around like a moth near a lightbulb" makes ig
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It's because we have a government of aristocratic bimbos who have blundered through life studying a curriculum of ancient classics and pre-1950s history, with a sprinkling of "GDP is king" economics, which at best prepares th
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Precisely. It never "roots out". Use and subsequent abuse of power is a fundamental human trait. All we can do to rectify it is to put systems and bodies of people in place to punish infractions that harm both the institution and
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It's moving up in the rankings based on frequency. Its nearly up there with "you'll never believe what happened" and "person x shocked the Internet"
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I understand the sentiment, but I'm also aware of quite a few forums that have been swamped with legions of people looking for work. There's a meaningful risk that because HN has enough employers, the flood gates will open if this
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They removed the license costs on Thunderbolt nearly 6 years ago...
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N=1 is not a good dataset to be drawing impressions from. They very much target the same market; the protein type on a person's plate. Best report I can find with data listed is from the Boston Consulting Group: https://web-
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It's simple Doublespeak. This has nothing to do with protecting consumers. It has everything to do with vegan products eating into the animal-agri industries bottom line, and them using every cheap political trick in the book to slow t
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This quote puts it quite succinctly: “Do people confuse motor oil, olive oil and jojoba oil? I think not. No more than they confuse vegan steak from beef steak.” The same thing as in France has happened in the UK. Social media was inundated
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Agreed. I've been a passenger in plenty of them; many of them don't seem any bigger on the inside than a hatchback, with very similar boot space. It's all pointless, superficial bodywork that makes the demand for them seem ev
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Same in the UK. SUVs and large off-road vehicles are taking over. The Range Rover seems to be the car of choice for every wealthy middle-aged mother on her morning school run. Just recently, one of them managed to careen hers into kids outs
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Places like the Netherlands and Switzerland generally pay around €2k a year for all students. The only place I know of anywhere near that price is the UK.
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Many people play competitive pokemon. Pokemom randomly generate with different "IVs", meaning different attack/defence/speed/etcs. To get "perfect IVs" takes hours if not days of searching. Many automate t
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by Aromasin 3y ago
A lot of people shirk at the Guardian because it's a notoriously left-wing, progressive paper politically. People often mirror their sentiments about that onto other, none political articles unfortunately. On the science side it's
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My mother got scratched by a cat while she was out in Turkey. She ended up losing 20kg (she was already incredibly frail prior) and spent 6 months on bed rest due to an unknown malaise. We honestly thought we were going to lose her. It&#x27
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by Aromasin 3y ago
Try looking at ARM Embedded Single Boards. They're only ever marketed to industry for smart automation/IoT systems, but effectively fill the niche you're looking for: https://uk.farnell.com/c/embedded-com
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Agreed. I'm running a dual-boot Manjaro OS on the Serpent Canyon NUC (Intel 12th Gen CPU with their new A750 GPU). It was very finicky at first, but as soon as Linux 6.2 rolled around it worked almost flawlessly. For first gen hardware
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Next Unit of Computing; basically a computer system that's been pushed to the limit of size vs performance using client CPUs. It's only of those classic computer industry TLAs (three letter acronyms) where they assume everyone kno
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I'd recommend looking at Kontron and OnLogic, products. They very much are targeted to industrial applications, but they effectively make exactly what you're describing. Low power machines with lots of I/O and expansion capab
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They brought out the Serpent/Raptor Canyon recently and they're awesome bits of kit.
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Let's not be pedantic. The article is clearly talking about severe weather (ie. heat) driven by climate change.
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I might avoid this over in the UK to some degree, but I've got some colleagues who work over in Arizona. They all pretty much do this, or working in split shifts so they can avoid the Summer heat. If even the Europeans are going to be
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Brutalist architecture; quite possibly the worst thing come out of post-WW2 Britain, just behind Piers Morgan.
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Their FPGA business group grew 2x last year, compared to every other business unit which shrunk anywhere between 10-30%. If anything, it's their golden child at the moment. They've just announced they're getting back into the
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You can then argue that they've spent the last decade slipping into irrelevance, so perhaps the NUC focus was a distraction from their core issues. They're at an inflection point in the company where either they turn the ship arou

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