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by Sweepi 1y ago
Is their somewhere a (honest!) exploration/essay on why there are so few nuclear power plants being build? Like South Korea is building some, and China (but they invest way more in renewables). All other countries are either building 0
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by Sweepi 1y ago
Since all comments seem to agree that noise cancelling wont work, 3 practical tips: 1. use the Bernoulli-Effect, aka get "up to 50+%"(depends on fan model) more airflow by placing the fan 0.2(0.5) - 1.5m away from the window.
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Nvidia Blackwell Ultra (GB300): -97% INT8/FP64,+50% FP4 Dense,+55% VRAM,+114% At(resources.nvidia.com)
8 points by Sweepi 1y ago|3 comments
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by Sweepi 1y ago
[+114% Attention acceleration] Any idea how they got +50% FP4 from the same silicon? "Firmware" improvements? Or did they found a way to disable the INT8 and FP64 units and re-use them e.g. as overspill registers? Any other ideas
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by Sweepi 1y ago
> I would say that nearly everything in the real world (outside math) especially computer related uses top left as an origin. I concede that point, its not want to meant, but I did express my point poorly. My point is: - A lot of t
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by Sweepi 1y ago
I know that it is a SVG thing[1], but wouldnt that be a point of sth. like d3 - to be a software that gives me the option to choose my coordinate system origin with one line of code and deals with all the bullshit internally? [1] and before
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by Sweepi 1y ago
I could not get over the fact that 0,0 in d3 is the top left corner instead of the bottom left. Why?? Everything in real life uses bottom left for 0,0! Probably because the first EGA/VGA accelerators worked this way to save one instruc
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by Sweepi 1y ago
Not that I dislike criticizing OpenAI, but this seems to be a case of "your users are way dummer than you thought". Like the button says "allow it to be shown in web searches". How can you misunderstand this?
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by Sweepi 1y ago
Nvidia is full of shit, but this article is full of shit, too. A lot of human slop, some examples: - 12VHPWR is not at fault / the issue. As the article itself points out, the missing power balancing circuit is to blame. The 3090 Ti ha
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by Sweepi 1y ago
OT: what a nice website! No ads, no bloat, no useless white space, no annoying formatting, but instead: - browse-able sub directories!!! - readable links - intuitive navigation - and, well, interesting content https://www.erasmat
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by Sweepi 1y ago
>EU offers up to 10k EUR subvention for electric cars and with that in mind you can get something like BYD Dolphin for slighly less than 20k EUR. "The EU" does not offer subsidies for any car, some member states do (And I have
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by Sweepi 1y ago
What do you mean, 'meme video game'? Played this for weeks with friends in Mumble to climb the (time-trial) leader boards. As always lots of fun + lots of being angry on the person who fumbled the third run in a row (me, most of
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by Sweepi 1y ago
"the example confuses by making the group sizes different" But isn't that also realistic, since there a lot more people with little income and "small" problems than ultra-wealthy potential art patrons? Today, if I g
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by Sweepi 1y ago
I am not deep enough to critique the article, but I have comment: "If the wealth equality assumption does not hold, QF is anything but optimal. Consider these two examples: Ten wealthy art patrons each contribute €1,000,000 to th
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by Sweepi 1y ago
I welcome the "acceleration" angle on this one. Lets get cheating so out of control that devs give up on stuff like kernel-level-anticheat and just bring back community-driven dedicated servers. The community's server admin b
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by Sweepi 2y ago
1. Using uBlock Origin and NoScript would help 2. Sorry, but the AMD A4-1200 (2 Cores running at 1.0 (!) GHz, 4W TDP, Single Channel DDR3-1066[1]) was already slow when it was new back in 2013, it was introduced by AMD as a low budge
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by Sweepi 2y ago
Quick questions/observations: 1. Is there a way to reassign/set keyboard shortcuts? 2. Is there a keyboard shortcut for opening the "hamburger/3-dots" menu? 3. In the "hamburger/3-dots" menu,
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by Sweepi 2y ago
There seems to be one, at least the "installer" asks you if you want to install or have a portable installation.
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by Sweepi 2y ago
My personal wish: Linux version, please. My advice: Get the [planned] Windows version to shipping asap. Best of luck :)
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by Sweepi 2y ago
Really, dolphin is best? Using Dolphin on Nobara right now, and the pinned items in the left pane are not there in the systems "file open" dialog, the dialog does not even have breadcrumbs(!!). Or am I holding it wrong?
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by Sweepi 2y ago
TortoiseSVN (+Winmerge as diff tool) still is my go-to for non-programmers. If the person groks the windows explorer, TortoiseSVN just makes everything better and nothing worse. Log/History, Blame, Add, Update, ..: everything of impor
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by Sweepi 2y ago
Well who ever came up with "Deutsche Linux-Distribution" most likely did not have a marketing department. Besides, putting "German" in your product name at the time (199x) actually was a savvy marketing move, especially
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by Sweepi 2y ago
"12th-gen i3" is longer then "i3-1215U" or "1215U", but removes all important Information[1]. Why do you (and people in general) do this? I dont get it. [1] a search engine will give you the intel ark page if y
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by Sweepi 2y ago
What also happened in the same time frame according to this website: - [1] 1366 x 768 was the strongest growing monitor resolution - [2] Dual- and Quad core CPUs went up, 6-16 Cores are down - [3] 4 GB and 8 GB of RAM went up, 16&#x
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by Sweepi 2y ago
What also happened in the same time frame according to this website: - [1] 1366 x 768 was the strongest growing monitor resolution - [2] Dual- and Quad core CPUs went up, 6-16 Cores are down - [3] 4 GB and 8 GB of RAM went up, 16&#x
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by Sweepi 2y ago
Well, its note the entire website, and i find the "last 100 articles" rule way better than "last 3" or "last 90 days" (which some times is 0 or 1). The host is fine with sending 0.5 MiB once (the client should
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by Sweepi 2y ago
I agree. On this front, the Bundesnetzagentur ( https://www.bundesnetzagentur.de/DE/Vportal/TK/Aerger/start.... ) does its job quite well, for decades at this point.
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by Sweepi 2y ago
I regularly cannot remember if its "grep" or "greb". Never had this issue with Windows' "findstr".
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by Sweepi 2y ago
Exploit or nod to people who dont want to wait to charge their weapons? function askThem(charge, TheDamage) { TheCharge = TheCharge + 1; // TheCharge is always incremented if (charge <= TheCharge) {
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by Sweepi 2y ago
"A scene from my favorite piece of software in existence: NeoTokyo°." I am sorry, but may I ask you, do you uphold your duties as a NeoTokyo fan, by promoting both the 2 best (un-)dead Source Mods, NeoTokyo and Dystopia? https:&#

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