agloeregrets

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by agloeregrets 4y ago
> Seems like Apple executed the way Google should have with their Google Home Max Google properly executing on Google TV would require them to not build hardware with 1/12th the single core performance of an Apple TV. (Seriously, it
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Shoot you are right, they are port limited on the fourth display. (as the M1 Max has double the hardware from the M1 Pro so one can assume it can support quad 5K, but it has only three Thunderbolt 4.)
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Well, you would need a GPU with 96GB of VRAM, might be able to do multiple eGPUs, not sure...but that still would hit major throughput limits.
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
14 inch M1 Pro supports two external displays, 14 inch M1 Max Supports four, all four can be 5K. Sadly, Apple knows exactly how to get my money from me.
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
The example here is an M2 Max, which presumably is at least 2.X times faster than M1 Pro, but hey, good to know!
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
I have a Galaxy Book Pro 360 and a 14 inch Macbook Pro. The Galaxy book has like 2.2 of those core features (OLED and touch + Pen). The level of a beatdown that the Macbook Pro 14 gives on the OLED display is nuts, the brightness differen
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
...Not exactly and this is a silly comparison anyways Apple dynamically scales the GPU memory while Windows GPU memory must be reserved. If you have 64GB of Ram and want 32GB of VRAM you now...always.... have 32GB of system memory. But fur
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
They are talking about how the M2 Max can flexibly address the near entirety (like 90GB) of that to VRAM, the example here is in video memory, not system memory. On that P15 you linked you have only 4GB VRAM. Comparatively it's kinda a
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Fair, though I would want that thunderbolt anyways. I would be terrified to be using the internal storage for more than local cache of any project.
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
It's a spec bump, possibly meaningfully so but if you are on an Intel machine or want two monitors and can find a M1 14inch for ~$1500-$1700 that's a killer upgrade no matter what.
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
I used an M1 Air docked with displaylink for about 8 months. 1. The Displaylink software heats the machine lightly in the background, and it just gets worse with resolution. 2. The Adaptor is unreliable and can do some really wonky stuff
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
One of the thoughts on how a mac pro would work was to make the SOC/Memory combo an Add-in card and then use an Infinity Fabric-like interconnect on the motherboard with some nutty controller to allow clean intercommunication to split
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
In fairness, Apple's claim is that no laptop can do it, and to that angle they are correct.
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
This. lol. I opened the article and was ready for a cool trick and then they showed it returning csv over Curl and html over a browser and I was like "So the accept header? Maybe there is another trick...nope, just the accept header.&q
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Lol that whole page was clearly built to make some people happy but goes WAY too far down the rabbit hole to make sure the homophobes feel included.
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Of course these things happened...but 20 years ago we didn't have Social media echo chambers that amplified all of it, we didn't have your representative being on your feed daily. All the signals that enable it have been amplified
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Ahahah... We have someone who thinks that the W3C/OWF has any real power. That's hilarious. This is what actually happens: 1. Google (Who is a member of both W3C and OWF) announces a plan/ships a feature. 2. With 80% of the b
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
> People are polarizing in ways that weren't around only a few years ago. This one gets me the worst. America's political landscape is forever changed. 1. Political discourse between sides is so aggressive that morals, the tru
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
How does one end a violent regime? What do you do when the regime can just shoot anyone that disagrees?
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Or more widely, how they would treat an alcohol filed night out of casual chatting about fuckups. Branding might actually help improve the product.
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
1: As said by others they will pay out unused PTO in April. That said, they can put it in conjunction with layoffs but I would think they would do it earlier than then pay less. After April, it is WAY easier to do Layoffs for them though, t
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Survey says...no.
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Honestly, you could even skip pronouns. Just default to you & possibly they for third person references and write copy that avoids weird interactions of the word.
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Additionally, you have the value perspective. Get into a Windows machine and you might get some info about a person. Break into a Linux server and you might get an entire DB.
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
> The next biggest risk I have encountered is phishing emails and that is 90% user education I would bet that ~90% of all major breaches today are pure user engineering or user error related. Maybe 95%. Every item on the list means nothi
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
I saw this as well for Front-end code too. For basic HTML it was spot-on if not a little weird at times in naming. Once you give it complex tasks in a JS framework and mix in things like Tailwind it tended to just do weird things that, even
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
Wait WHAT. Who is standing up then?! Just the workers? haha That is hilarious. If you never had the stand up again, do you think anything would change in your day-to-day?
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
An interesting detail I have seen in a bunch of my 1:1s is that I have more often found us talking about other employees performance, project direction, decisions. That's probably a good thing or signs that your manager is completely c
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
I've seen this in a few places before. 1 and 2 should be daily/biweekly/weekly check-ins either via a stand up or by a message/email, they do not warrant a 1-on-1 and wastes people's time to make managers feel bette
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by agloeregrets 4y ago
> if acquiring companies means you "are back" what was the value anyways? In fairness, this is true of most major companies in the past 20 years. Apple acquired PA Semi to build their A-Series chips, Google just straight up bou

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