Vvector

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by Vvector 2y ago
For me, it's not the cost of the albums. It's the delivery system. Many years ago, I ripped my albums (300+), made them enabled on a media server. It was unintuitive and required maintenance. It did not pass the wife-acceptanc
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by Vvector 2y ago
Set to start production 18 months from now, in late 2025, for an early 2026 debut. more details at: https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/gpus/nvidia-rubin...
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by Vvector 2y ago
I remember being queued up to download one song from a specific host. My download with be like 6th in line.
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by Vvector 2y ago
$50/month for the basic hosted option. Self-hosting requires skills and resources not available to everyone. It's very easy (and free) to start on Discord. Then if it takes off, there is too much friction to move to Discourse.
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by Vvector 2y ago
I though flagged content showed a "[flagged]" in the title?
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by Vvector 2y ago
In the last 10 minutes, it got 35 more upvotes, but dropped from 27 to 30.
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by Vvector 2y ago
Why is HN demoting this article? It was at the top of HN, then quickly buried to #20-#30. It is now at #27, being a hour old with 318 points.
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by Vvector 2y ago
Hardware has never been AMD's problem. Their chips are great, on paper. But their software has always been a few generations behind.
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by Vvector 2y ago
This doesn't happen in FF using Google Search.
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by Vvector 2y ago
https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/ Don't complain about a company having a monopoly while using their products WHEN THERE ARE COMPLETELY FREE AND VIABLE ALTERNATIVES.
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by Vvector 2y ago
It was announced in mid-2023, and google sent out numerous emails to account holders over the last six months. https://support.google.com/domains/answer/13689670?hl=en Feel free to migrate your domains somewhere
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by Vvector 2y ago
Can you explain the "substantial expense" required to convert an office parking garage to a residential parking garage? Typically, office building parking ratio is currently around 4 spots per 1,000 square feet (1). With two peop
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by Vvector 2y ago
can you explain why parking would be an issue? Typically offices are more people-dense than residential. So converting office to residential should reduce the number of parking spaces needed.
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by Vvector 2y ago
Blaming a company TODAY for marketing from the 1990s is crazy.
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by Vvector 2y ago
There are backups (mostly). To be safe, they picked a restore date before the suspected initial entry date. This is a few weeks before the final attack. Change Healthcare is sanitizing the attacked servers, then migrating data over to th
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by Vvector 2y ago
https://xkcd.com/221/
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by Vvector 2y ago
Welcome to the new charge on my bill: $2.00 FCC Fine Recovery Charge
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by Vvector 2y ago
Nvidia is a software company that happens to make their own chips. This has been their mantra for the last 15 years.
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by Vvector 2y ago
"Haikus from images with Claude 3 Haiku" But think of all the poet jobs you are eliminating...
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by Vvector 2y ago
The solution is not to provide assistance to underpaid illegals. Better to penalize the company for hiring and underpaying them.
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by Vvector 2y ago
I think you are on the right path. I've seen the arguments that "minimum wage" should be able to afford a median priced 2BR apartment (30% of income). Then who rents the bottom third apartments? I'm all for a bottom ti
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by Vvector 2y ago
"Why give something away for free if you could charge for it?"
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by Vvector 3y ago
There is a boardgame with this theme. First clue is just one word. Second clue is two words. Everyone places a pawn on their color guess. Points awarded based on distance. Easy to play. https://boardgamegeek.com/boardga
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by Vvector 3y ago
I have a Prius hybrid. It has an indicator when the brake pads are used. It's easy to slow down and stop without using the brakes about 95% of the time
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by Vvector 3y ago
"If you use a product for the whole month, we will continue to invoice you for the same monthly amount as always."
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by Vvector 3y ago
We are not the customers, we are the product. The customers are the banks and other entities that want to check our credit. Probably the only answer is legislation
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by Vvector 3y ago
> If CUDA is so good, it'd be great to know what it does that AMD cards can't. You are comparing Nvidia software with AMD hardware. It's the AMD software that has been lacking historically. EDIT: here is a discussion from
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by Vvector 3y ago
Swamps keep users trapped in, by making it difficult for a competitor to make a compatible alternative. Had Nvidia (or Intel or Microsoft) kept their product lean by aggressively removing backwards compatibility, they would have lost users
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by Vvector 3y ago
Technology has always destroyed jobs and industries, all the way back to Ned Ludd. But it created new jobs and made us more efficient. Otherwise, 90% of us would be farmers. It is unclear to me why any specific industry should receive sp
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by Vvector 3y ago
I have no idea how much energy 1200 "kilotonnes" is. Assuming 100% efficient electrolyser (70% is common today) 39 kWh = 1kg of hydrogen. 1200 kilotonnes is around 46,800,000 kWh. A Tesla 3 has a capacity of 60kWh. China's

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