MaxikCZ

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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Cray was never selected. Either they didn't submit an offer, or their price was too high.
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
I dont know. My close relative works as infrastructure engineer at major automotive company, and about every 2 years they are buying new computation clusters (think tens to low hundreds thousands of cores, along with network and storage inf
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Thanks for the pointer. Curious: can whisper be made to translate into other languages than English?
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Would be nice if it allowed importing mkv files, in the end its just a container..
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Great, so now I can tell it "Block all cookie prompts on all sites, disable all javascript, and if what I click on doesnt react as it should because of turned off javascript, run the javascript code behind the element just that one tim
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
> boot to full interactive UI in 300ms for automotive usecases. Amazing. In the meantime latest Skoda infotainments are starting up when they detect a key approaching the car to be at least somewhat ready by the time you start the car an
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Network requests: - Losslesscut: 7 Whyyyy
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
The furthest we can see is the physical limit of universe: we can literaly see thefirst photons after universe became transparent. That is the CMB (cosmic microwave background, and you can easily google a real picture). The problem is, whil
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
2 pictures and a video somehow left me wanting for "before" and "after" pic showing how the television was improved
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
When Moore's law is dead, and you have to keep producing better chips every generation, the easiest way is to dunk the old chips. My new favourite conspiracy theory: They design those chips with such vulnerabilities in mind, and when t
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
I still dont get it. If during the first few second there was so much matter in so little space that enormous blackholes should form, then why did big bang even happen? In the first instance, there was all the matter in the tinies of space,
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Its novel, because before there still was a driver you could appeal to. In occasions where the car was abandoned locked in the middle of the street, I bet the solve time would also be big enough to upset a lot of people, but such things jus
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Edge (sorry)
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
I think I was already doing that, yet by the time 4 processes in processor turn green, 10 processes in queue turns red? Also even in the first 10 seconds I was already clicking like mad, wasnt really "easy" mode. Maybe one of my e
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
I selected easy and still got fed so many processes I cant possibly satisfy them all for more than a minute. What am I doing wrong?
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
In this case its the execution that was bad. If the MacOS would wake silently knowing the purpose is to scan and do nothing else, all the useless stuff for it could (and should) be kept off. Then such thing could not happen.
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
I dont get it. Why would anyone lend money to any entity that is constantly accumulating more debt? Just because they pay back, but borrow more than that in the meantime? Isnt it just one big Ponzi scheme?
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Jesus christ that page is anoying, cant scroll fast enough because text takes its time to slide in, constantly something sliding in/out the page, constantly something moving..... I mean the only way they could make it worse is make it
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Which may not be a bad thing. As other commenter shared anocdote, him getting cut off because of bogus accusation is not nice. If Uber had to eat the loss, instead of carelessly impossing it on their "employees", they could probab
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
I can see it uses 3.7V/400mAh battery, but whats the actual battery life?
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
The price should be public, period. I had to create a dummy account just to view your pricing, which left unpleasant taste.
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
My only phone for past 5+ years has always had USB-C port. The fact iPhones were different was the major reason I wasn't considering buying them.
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
its not about $10 or about one-time chore. It's about having to always check if the cable you pulled up is this one or the other, where to place the adapter if I need to use the C, and so on. Having just C everywhere is convenient not
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
> Do you think that those buying more expensive thing earn more? On average? Yes. Sure there always be some people qho are just irresponsible with their lot, but hardly we can blame Apple pricing of their absolute flagship.
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Its not about how much it costs, its how much you make. For someone making 10x what I do its the same as choosing between $160 and $260 phone. To quote my friend: "Things arent expensive, you are just poor" And the Pro Max is supp
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
So will this one finally have USB-C charging port, allowing me to buy the phone without retrofitting my home/car/office/parents home with special charging cables just so I can charge my potential phone the same way I charge m
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
You got it wrong, everyones atomic matrix gets analyzed and uploaded to quantum computer when aliens return.
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
Or about all the stuff we sent to space/other planets.
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
As a glider pilot, artificial horizont is very rare. All you got is speed, vertical speed, altimeter. Once blind, your first prio is to keep the speed and vertical speed indicator constant. The problem is, without artificial horizont you ca
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by MaxikCZ 3y ago
are there other verifiable delay functions than essentially just proof of work opinionated about hardware capabilities?

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