Klwohu

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by Klwohu 6y ago
Building more fabs is the only sustainable solution. Demand is higher than supply, and miners will just use older drivers or figure out a workaround pretty quickly, unless the new mining cards are substantially cheaper yet just as fast as t
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by Klwohu 6y ago
It's a risk any user of the major platforms takes when they participate in a walled garden ecosystem.
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by Klwohu 6y ago
Hahaha, this can't be real. Will they gimp the RTX-3060 in other applications like machine learning too? Will people who already bought these cards for mining have to watch out for updated drivers or firmware? This is an absolute night
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by Klwohu 6y ago
What if the taste of the particular strain isn't what causes blandness, but growing it in water with plant food mix instead of soil is? It might be possible to develop choose tastier breeds for hydroponic use but it's likely that
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by Klwohu 6y ago
>If you want to counter Ken Thompson’s “Trusting Trust” attack, you would want to start with a minimal compiler on a minimal chip; StoneKnifeForth might be a good approach. Some people have been working on fairly good Forths for differen
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by Klwohu 6y ago
It doesn't grow many crops, either. I can see it being useful for restricted spaces like balconies or roof top gardens in cities, also because unlike soil gardening the weight is much less even accounting for the hydroponic growing sol
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by Klwohu 6y ago
Me too, at least it's still possible to drill down into the settings and use user.js to stop all the telemetry which verges on spyware. Chromium doesn't afford you that option.
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by Klwohu 6y ago
Org mode is such an incredible part of emacs. It's amazing to see what people are building with it.