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by __alexs 2y ago
I'm begging even 1 person in this thread to do even 5 minutes of research on where these numbers come from.
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by __alexs 2y ago
That you think it needs to convey anything other than "better than the last version" suggests a fundamental misunderstanding of marketing. It's actually even kind of decent because it is actually approximately more dense as y
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by __alexs 2y ago
You're the one calling it a feature size, not TSMC.
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by __alexs 2y ago
TSMC N5 is indeed about 30% more Transistors/mm2 than N7 as you might expect so seems reasonably meaningful?
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by __alexs 3y ago
Under the WTO definition of dumping it absolutely is. https://www.wto.org/english/tratop_e/adp_e/adp_e.htm
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by __alexs 3y ago
Only someone that both misunderstands microservices and HFT architectures could have this opinion. 100 Gb/s is possible on AWS via Direct Connect.
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by __alexs 3y ago
Dumping is a specific thing. Are Chinese EVs priced lower in international markets than domestically?
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by __alexs 3y ago
It means you can send data from the memory of 1 GPU to another GPU without going via RAM. https://xilinx.github.io/XRT/master/html/p2p.html
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by __alexs 3y ago
This is exactly how auto migrations in things like Django and Prisma work. Yes you need to check the changes before you apply them but most of the time they are entirely sensible.
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by __alexs 3y ago
Now try with SWC enabled.
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by __alexs 3y ago
I feel like you might want to consider the scale of data collection involved here purely from the perspective of Apple being one of the largest companies in the world, and this being a medium-sized university in Finland.
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by __alexs 3y ago
ts-node has all of these features too?
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by __alexs 3y ago
Is Dear Esther a game?
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by __alexs 3y ago
15 fps on an oldish Epyc 64 core https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tn0bZcQf0E
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by __alexs 3y ago
Imagine how much time could have been saved if they had just made Photos a normal app from the beginning?
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by __alexs 3y ago
You could say exactly the same thing about all forms of automation. We build machines to do work, often that work was already being by people which is part of how we came to know it was high value enough to be worth automating. People will
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by __alexs 3y ago
There were a bunch of Ryzen 1600s that came with 8 cores unlocked instead of 4. Probably a similar reason. https://www.reddit.com/r/Amd/comments/7pipjq/just_got_a_ryze...
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by __alexs 3y ago
> I just want a 2003 Google experience. Google in 2003 was good because the web wasn't quite so full of utter garbage. There must be 100x more content at least now.
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by __alexs 3y ago
Yes it's called LabView. Has only slightly better usability than Factorio IME.
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by __alexs 3y ago
> The first edition of ECMA-48 is lost to time, Apparently there is a copy in Germany https://search.worldcat.org/title/1069189730
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by __alexs 3y ago
The open source solvers are a mess of 30 years of PhD students random contributions. It's amazing they work at all. If you can possibly avoid actually implementing anything using them you will.
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by __alexs 3y ago
Jack being bored.
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by __alexs 3y ago
Are all the details of this out in the open yet? Certainly there were bugs that made it seem like there was more money coming in than actually did, but it seems like also there were capabilities in the platform that would also allow editing
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by __alexs 3y ago
A genocide that was accidentally extra effective because you happened to be resistant to a different set of diseases to the other people is still a genocide. They the same playbook as the founding fathers did.
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by __alexs 3y ago
Do you ever really know anyone?
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by __alexs 3y ago
I've owned 3 generations of Pixels and they've all been great ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by __alexs 3y ago
> What's interesting to me is that it seems to fully get rid of the screen door effect, I heard that the Quest 3 already solved this too?
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by __alexs 3y ago
The 19th C one needs meticulous cleaning by professionals. The 70s one needs a coat of paint from your local DIY store.
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by __alexs 3y ago
Double (triple, even quadruple) negatives meaning a negative are a common feature of english dialects. They are for emphasis!
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by __alexs 3y ago
As a paying Kagi user, please don't waste my money on this when Firefox already exists.

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