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61.
by amq 5y ago
I would actually pay $2.99/mo for firefox.
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by amq 5y ago
But what exactly was the problem you were trying to solve?
63.
by amq 5y ago
Plus maybe denoise in front to keep the size lower.
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Nvidia is Now OpenCL 3.0 Conformant(developer.nvidia.com)
5 points by amq 5y ago|0 comments
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by amq 6y ago
With this available, why would I want to use Cloud Run?
66.
by amq 6y ago
GitHub Actions charge $0.08 per minute ($115 per day).
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by amq 6y ago
Android is not sleeping in a PC sense, all processes still run.
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by amq 6y ago
Not directly relevant, but also for comparison: GitHub Actions with a Mac runner are $0.08 per minute, $4.8 per hour and $42,048 per year.
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by amq 6y ago
I see two main reasons: - 5nm process (1.8x the density of 7nm [1]) - unified memory directly on the SoC [1] https://hexus.net/tech/news/industry/130175-tsmc-5nm-will-im...
70.
by amq 6y ago
Missed opportunities: full-sized HDMI, M.2 storage and a touchpad.
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by amq 6y ago
The single biggest missing feature compared to Zoom for my team is background noise cancellation. It's an unfortunate decision to limit it to Enterprise users.
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by amq 6y ago
Running several production clusters on GKE, I can say that it is definitely not a full-time job to keep it up too date and healthy in that setting. I would imagine it's a completely different story on-prem.
73.
by amq 6y ago
Seems like this should be improved with Bluetooth 5.2 and LE Audio.
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by amq 6y ago
Basically, anything with IPQ40xx: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/tree/master/target/linux/... Those just work and are reasonably priced (~90 USD).
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by amq 6y ago
I don't think HTTP/3 is even intended as a general-purpose HTTP replacement. Even HTTP/2 is overly complex, so HTTP/1 will most likely stay as a fallback for the foreseeable future.
76.
by amq 6y ago
Next step: server-side tracking. With Firefox and Safari blocking JS tracking by default, many companies feel like they don't have other choice.
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by amq 6y ago
Similar thing with their Google Cloud Console: 159 requests, 3.5MB and 13 seconds for the initial page load. Opening any page takes at least 3 further seconds, but usually more like 6 seconds - on a 4-core CPU with 16GB RAM.
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by amq 6y ago
There are plenty of areas for improvement beyond pure transistor size: - density - heat - resistance
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by amq 6y ago
I'm using it since the Preview as the daily driver and it has been a day and night change for me in terms of performance compared to the original 68 version. I just wish Mozilla had done a better job at rolling out the change to existi
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Adobe Premiere now supports AMD hardware acceleration(community.amd.com)
3 points by amq 6y ago|1 comments
81.
by amq 6y ago
I was looking into open source knowledge / wiki base solutions recently, and I found https://www.getoutline.com/ to be the most usable.
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by amq 6y ago
Or DigitalOcean, which also offers many of the big-cloud perks like managed db, object storage, load balancers and kubernetes.
83.
by amq 6y ago
There is a way to offer both jpg and webp, letting the browser to choose.
84.
by amq 6y ago
I wouldn't call Windows on ARM a niche product, since it supports x86 emulation, enabling, arguably, most of the use cases.
85.
by amq 6y ago
Another benchmark comparison: https://translate.google.com/translate?sl=auto&tl=en&u=https...
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Google reduces allocatable CPU for e2-micro, small, medium
3 points by amq 6y ago|0 comments
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by amq 6y ago
If there's anyone from Vienna, Austria, we're hiring.
88.
by amq 6y ago
Spoiler: not.
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by amq 6y ago
Surprised no one mentioned a third option: cheap vps providers like digitalocean or vultr. They've become real contenders to big clouds recently, providing managed databases, storage and k8s. And their bandwidth costs are close to what
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by amq 6y ago
I'm sure Dropbox is first-class behind the scenes, but the desktop app has become simply awful with time, so that I almost feel sorry for them and embarrassed towards other people when I use Dropbox.

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