RobLach

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   by RobLach 6y ago

   Plenty of stuff to make that’s not on the cutting edge.
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   by RobLach 6y ago

   Intel has a massive stake in the software ecosystem that lets them embed certain features that are enhanced or even only possible on their hardware. For example, there are shops that built their entire security stack in a way that’s totally
3. 243.▲
   by RobLach 6y ago

   I just had a 56k flashback.
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   by RobLach 6y ago

   Nonsense and completely detached from reality. Every worker's duty is purely to themselves, not some sort of bizarre worship of their employer. Your duty to yourself under capitalism is to extract as much capital and benefit as possibl
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   by RobLach 6y ago

   That’s a move you can only pull once. No one will ever contract on your fab again and all you’ve gained is a single design.
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   by RobLach 6y ago

   Will Intel’s management take the capital risk to gain a fab advantage again? Or will they ride the way down from their peak for 30 years with everyone on the top hopping off with golden parachutes?
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   by RobLach 6y ago

   While it seems like overkill to set up a kubernetes cluster for this, and honestly, most things... But if you already have one spooled you this is a valuable guide to throw it onto that infrastructure
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   by RobLach 6y ago

   I guess it’s fortunate that isn’t the case here.
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   by RobLach 6y ago

   "paste and go"
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    AMD's market cap ~65B while being the runner up both in the CPU and GPU space, while a combined Nvidia and Intel is ~500B, sure emphasizes the value of being on top.
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    Pacific islands had very limited population caps. It was a necessity to continuously explore that embedded itself in the culture and evolved into surprisingly (to us) good navigation techniques and technology. Some of those ideas fuel the p
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    I wish the about page had some information about the people who built this because I feel trust is increasingly important in my rubric for choosing what services I use.
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    A few steps away from a randomly sparse pixel display you can just string up and display things bounded by density.
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    This is important art.
15. 255.▲
    by RobLach 6y ago

    For an article trying to point out bias it sorely lacks any strong evidence and even includes evidence to contrary. Delusional.
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    I think you would enjoy this book if you're truly seeking this knowledge. https://www.versobooks.com/books/2426-the-end-of-policing
17. 257.▲
    by RobLach 6y ago

    It seems it's only worth it if you can plumb the waste heat into a nearby building.
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    8 year olds can drive just fine https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2EFsD80nUA
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    Why would it be a decrease?
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    fun
21. 261.▲
    by RobLach 6y ago

    I think I finally understand "growth hacking".
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    Strongly rebuts the case of the article if truly the cause.
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    Yes, exactly. All that needs to be built still. I can't just copy and paste a video into my messenger app for instance, which I have been able to do with gifs for ages.
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    The article compares a single img tag with a single gif src url to a video tag with 2 child nodes linking to 2 separate files encoded with 2 different ways, as mp4 and webm. That’s already more than 2x as much work to post an animated image
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    Governed by IKEA and governed by Amazon are vastly different situations despite their size and reach.
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    Great use of money and commendations across the board to the Army Corp of Engineers who put this together so quickly. $690m is bargain for putting a ceiling on the situations these would have been necessary for.
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    Negotiation
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    It’s for people who haven’t heard of it or think it’s a good idea to remind everyone about it.
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    Admirable work
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    by RobLach 6y ago

    In the USA at least, EPA enforcement has been drastically relaxed to allow a bit more freedom in regard to this issue in exchange of public safety and environmental stability. I wouldn't be surprised if someone doesn't see the opp