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by Quequau 8y ago
Reminds me of Peter Wohlleben and his book "The Secret Lives of Trees".
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by Quequau 8y ago
I enjoy cheat sheets as much as the next person but I think folks are missing out the key element that there's significant benefit in making them yourself.
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by Quequau 8y ago
Step one: Alienate existing users.
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by Quequau 8y ago
I can't afford Intel's high-end stuff. That's why I'm looking at AMD.
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by Quequau 8y ago
I think would be interesting to see someone like Mellanox make a chiplet with their tech which could be fully integrated into an AMD SoC or APU or whatever they're calling them now.
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by Quequau 8y ago
It's a crying shame that no ordinary human will ever be able to purchase these chips. I personally think that it might be very interesting to see what a very small build out might be capable of, say ca. €5-7K worth.
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by Quequau 8y ago
In my experience being offered team lead with no increase in pay translated directly into additional exposure to blame when things went wrong with insufficient additional authority to change things to avert predictable problems. I personall
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by Quequau 8y ago
Since this paper is so old, it should have the date in the title (2009 I guess).
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by Quequau 8y ago
It's hardly surprising given how many truly repugnant people on Reddit were promoting Voat as an alternative to Reddit for the subreddits that were so bad that even Reddit wouldn't tolerate them.
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by Quequau 8y ago
Everyone in the group has known each other since the late seventies, we just don't live in the same places anymore. It's just us and, except for a couple of deaths, the group hasn't changed size in a couple of decades. We h
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by Quequau 8y ago
I don't use any other social media. So I post everything that pops into my mind, news that I read elsewhere, things that go in my life, and often stuff that's much more personal than I would have ever posted anywhere else. The d
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by Quequau 8y ago
I'm not a web guy so I'm not 100% familiar with the details but as far as I understand it's nothing more than a vanilla Discourse image from an outfit called bitnami running on the smallest instance available on Amazon... and
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by Quequau 8y ago
Slightly off topic but... my social circle grew concerned about our privacy some years ago and some of us, including myself, really didn't want to continue using a 'private' Facebook group. After a fair bit of trial and erro
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by Quequau 8y ago
The thing that always bothered me about preppers is that our species already developed a really good defence against many causes of untimely death... we call it "Society" or "Community"... and so many preppers are not on
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by Quequau 8y ago
This is simply wrong.
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by Quequau 8y ago
This is hardly surprising but at the same time I can't help but feel that it's what the vindictive misanthropes who wrote the laws that these men exploited intended.
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by Quequau 8y ago
Whatever happened to that tech that Micron was working on? Automata processors or something.
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by Quequau 8y ago
My understanding is that one of prerequisites of CoreOS is UEFI. The last time I checked there wasn't much support for CoreOS on Raspberry Pi, so I wonder if this might help.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Wow, that's showing surprising awareness.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Has anyone found a how-to for installing this on something like an RPi or maybe a VM or whatever?
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by Quequau 9y ago
I'm not singling out "Russian trolls" for lying on Reddit. I'm singling out Steve Huffman for lying on Reddit. Presumably there's a distinction.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Yes. It's clear to me that the priorities and incentives that Reddit operates with are not those they talk about. So surely "Reddit cares" but it's ridiculous on its face to pretend that what they care about is what th
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by Quequau 9y ago
I've been a moderator over at Reddit for over a decade. Personally I found Steve Huffman's claims to be disingenuous, deceptive, and self serving. I have no idea if there will ever be any consequences for that but I feel like Redd
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by Quequau 9y ago
Sorry but I just noticed this reply. I don't want to claim that IBM is "inflating" their core count, nor the inverse. Rather that what passes for what we might think of as a "core" based on the ways software vendo
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by Quequau 9y ago
This actually might be worthwhile for ODROID or Pine owners because both of those companies demand premiums for their eMMC boards.
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by Quequau 9y ago
The last presentation on Power at Hotchips left me with the impression that "Core" in IBM terms is 9/10ths marketing speak and whatever Power might have that their engineers might think of as "cores" probably has li
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by Quequau 9y ago
From my perspective, looking at past debates on liabilities. It's probably not going to be an issue when AI finally kills some single person but rather when it comes to light that many people have been killed or injured through a desi
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by Quequau 9y ago
That's not fake news.
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by Quequau 9y ago
Sim Earth is the one game I've wanted to see a sequel to for years but unfortunately everyone seems to love city sims instead.
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by Quequau 9y ago
I'm sorta surprised that AMD hasn't made a "smallest Zen with double the biggest Vega" to appeal to the cryptocoin crowd.

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