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4y ago
Why does the complexity of the care matter? There are only so many beds in the hospital.
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4y ago
Do they get 117% higher valuations too?
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4y ago
This is also an excellent way to incentivise the business to actually build resilient systems that minimise the need for on-call hours.
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4y ago
Is Cobalt free PV available in a timescale that means it can still beat nuclear? If not it's kind of irrelevant.
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4y ago
> All countries have primarily a duty to their citizens, and only then to foreign entities. There is no innate duty of a state to anyone, it's a function of the policies of the people we elect. In many peoples view laws should apply
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4y ago
I think the next discovery might be really big but this is read-only and only for Atom CPUs so far.
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I'm just going by the Micron UDIMM data sheets. https://media-www.micron.com/-/media/client/global/documents... Looking a bit closer I think you are right that it's 12V but only for Registered
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4y ago
VIN_BULK is 5V with a max current of 2A but every data pin provides current that is used on the DIMM in some respect.
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4y ago
The density is also vastly higher.
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4y ago
The M1/M2 has the RAM on the same package as the CPU but it's not actually on top of the die, it's adjacent to it. Here's a pic of one someone on reddit delided https://imgur.com/a/RhGk1xw Obviously
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4y ago
They have reduced voltage but power consumption per sq-mm has gone up with increased densities. Many people run DRAM at above JEDEC speeds which usually requires higher voltages too. Peak power consumption of DDR4 is around 375mW/GB @
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4y ago
Maybe RAM will finally get more than a 4mm thermal pad and a random bit of Alu for cooling. Seems like most cooling designs have treated RAM as even more of an after thought than VRMs up until recently. Even in most servers the accommodatio
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4y ago
The thing I liked most about Zapp is that they've given me £100 in discounts on £200 worth of shopping. The cost of revenue for all these rapid delivery companies must be insane.
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4y ago
Illy advertise themselves as 100% Arabica and Lavazza have many products that claim 100% Arabica. Are you saying these are false advertising? Or is this one of those things where the cafe blend is totally different to the store blend?
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4y ago
Some of them were definitely noble people but they were still bad at it. Sometimes (often?) the cost of progress is measured in bodies.
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4y ago
This is why you use Velcro (other brands of hook and loop fastening are available) ties instead.
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4y ago
You don't seem to be truly in disagreement with OP, you're just using being more charitable in your description and interpretation of events.
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4y ago
What is a "tree"? None of the leaves on Methuselah are 5000 years old, but we say that the tree is that old. Kind of a Tree of Theseus situation going on.
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4y ago
I want a programming language that takes dynamic scope seriously. Not because I think it would be good, but I think it would be interesting.
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4y ago
So you're telling me I should actually be drinking all of this e-girl bath water I bought?
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4y ago
Because the bill will never pass. It will be quietly swept away when new Tory leader is elected.
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4y ago
I think it would be perfectly reasonable for these platforms to start demanding money. As a consumer and a producer of packages they provide a huge amount of value. Yes I could run my own but it's deeply inconvenient in many ways, that
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4y ago
I also got one of these emails as I created a package that apparently gets millions of installs these days. Personally I have zero issue with PyPi putting more restrictions on these packages, I wish they would do more. As a maintainer it ca
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Dear former Cookie Eater, You simply needed to fill out the 12 page cookie preference form in the foyer and I would have made the cookies to your specification. I apologise for the misunderstanding, we do things differently back home in Eur
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4y ago
I still have anxiety from the last project I had to use named after this vegetable.
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4y ago
One of the few times that describing a software incident as a post mortem might be appropriate.
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4y ago
Who defines what a "bad" actor is?
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4y ago
Providing technology to help dissidents is clearly a separate activity from providing technology to help the entire economy of your enemies.
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Pozidriv exists almost entirely because the old patent expired. It is not sufficiently better than Philips that the overall fastener situation is improved by its existence.
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4y ago
git has cli flags that will happily let you bypass pre commit/push checks so it's not even a reliable way to know that tests actually got run. Central CI gives you a traceable test history of every change and keeps us all honest.
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