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ac29
3y ago
Bitcoin doesnt use much storage or bandwidth. Power is more complicated. By design, Bitcoin has one block created by one miner every 10 minutes on average. All other work by all other miners is discarded and unused. So no, only a single min
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ac29
3y ago
The Centris -> Quadra transition was a similar computer, but not the same. For example, the Centris 610 was a 20 MHz 68LC040 and the Quadra 610 released shortly thereafter was a 25MHz 68040 (some shipped with a 25MHz 68LC040, though).
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ac29
3y ago
If I can store drive encryption keys on a HSM in my old, consumer grade laptop, I would hope that large storage systems have at least the same degree of protection.
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ac29
3y ago
> 1- remove that NFC nonsense. That "NFC nonsense" is an optional brushhead replacement reminder feature. It never stops you from continuing to use a brushhead, and if you hate the reminder, you can turn the feature off complet
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ac29
3y ago
If roughly pure ethanol has has 30% less energy than gasoline, going from a blend of 90/10 gasoline/ethanol to a 85/15 blend shouldn't decrease mileage by 25%.
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ac29
3y ago
As near as I can tell, they've never turned a profit. That cant go on indefinitely.
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ac29
3y ago
Nope, look at the filing: https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.dcd.256... Its a proposed order. for those who dont want to click through, its full of stuff like this: "IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGE
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3y ago
The article title is incorrect, this restraining order has been requested by the SEC, not granted yet. Its a bit confusing because the submitted order is a proposal of how a order could be given by a judge, but is still full of important
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3y ago
The only explanation I can think is that cash tips are often unreported or underreported on taxes. This underpayment of taxes moves the tax burden very slightly towards people who's incomes are taxed correctly. Its bit of a stretch, th
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3y ago
> The better societal rule is to disallow tipped employees from receiving less than minimum wage This is already the case in California where minimum wage is $15.50 and many localities are higher. There is no exemption for tipped employe
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3y ago
Guanaco 7B quantized to 5-bit got this right on the first shot: "Based on the information given, we can conclude that Shape B is blue. Since Shape A is red, and the only other option is Blue, it must be Shape B."
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3y ago
It wasn't a leak, LLaMa was released publicly under an open-ish license (the code is GPL, the model weights require registration and prohibit commercial use).
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3y ago
> This chip is made on TSMC 4N, along with the H100 and 40xx series consumer GPUs. I assume Nvidia has purchased their entire production capacity. I dont know why you would assume that. Qualcomm has been using TSMC N4 since last year [1]
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ac29
3y ago
System76? Framework? Even Dell has a number of Linux laptops. If your requirements are "must run an Apple designed ARM processor", then yes, your choices are pretty limited.
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ac29
3y ago
Literally the first result on (US) eBay is for 419 euros with "more than 10 available"
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3y ago
> The definition of "security" is pretty objective (Howey test) It should be noted the Howey test applies to one type of security: investment contracts. There are other types of securities that the Howey test doesnt apply to.
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ac29
3y ago
> If Apollo's numbers are to be believed, Reddit is willing to sell its traffic at ~$2.50/user/month. That's only one side of it though. According to the same post, Reddit's ad revenue is closer to $0.12/use
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3y ago
The first link there gives very specific RAM requirements for each of the models. "Reasonable speed" is subjective, though.
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ac29
3y ago
Guanaco 7B gives the same exact answer.
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3y ago
SF to San Jose is almost completely electrified now with support for HSR and electric Caltrain. Electrified Caltrain testing starts this year with the new service opening to the public in 2024. The new Caltrain service should be faster and
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3y ago
From the low resolution pics, it looks like a Oki Semiconductor M80C88A-2
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3y ago
DDR5 supports non power of 2 sized modules. You can find 48GB DDR5 modules, for example.
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ac29
3y ago
Plenty of non-Apple laptops support 64GB RAM. For example, both the AMD and Intel variants of the Framework Laptop can take 64GB. All of of the large vendors have laptops that support a 64GB configuration too (HP, Dell, Lenovo).
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3y ago
> Second, why do I need to give my employer my SSN and several forms of ID? This is almost certainly an immigration thing, not a tax thing. From I-9 is required to be completed by all employers. See: https://www.uscis.gov/
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ac29
3y ago
The 2022 1040 has a line that says "At any time during 2022, did you: (a) receive (as a reward, award, or payment for property or services); or (b) sell, exchange, gift, or otherwise dispose of a digital asset (or a financial interest
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3y ago
And that's probably the main reason it isnt done. The IRS assumes nearly no one would report extra taxable income if they came out and said all of the things they already knew (and by implication, dont know).
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3y ago
> They really can't raise interest rates much above 5%, this follows straightforwardly Keep in mind this headline 5% rate is an overnight interest rate, not what the Treasury actually pays on the national debt. All treasuries betwee
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3y ago
> And you won't be able to use thunderbolt peripherals like external GPUs, if those are available. USB4 is Thunderbolt and the article explicitly mentions eGPUs work.
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ac29
4y ago
There's some info here: https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/issues/1240
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4y ago
Atom is still around, though the brand name is only used for Networking and Industrial stuff these days. Here's a couple of the recent product lines: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/
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