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by amts 4y ago
>> You don't want to turn the clock in reverse. That's a disease state and a hallmark of cancer. Well, you actually do want to turn the clock in reverse. That's a hallmark of the highest so far methodology standard in s
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by amts 4y ago
There is a recommendation from one Ukrainian doctor on Youtube to take senolytics for a 1 week per month rather than continuously, because apparently it takes ~20 days for a new generation of senescent cells to form. But David Sinclair, as
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by amts 4y ago
Basically I do not want to return it. I knew it will have 8GB of soldered RAM, but I found this article [1], which explained some benefits of soldered RAM. And elswhere on some gaming forum it was mentioned that if soldered RAM is faulty, i
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by amts 4y ago
So why did you mentioned "And forget about crafting professional artisanal code on that cramped toy setup."? I will be using Windows in dual boot with Ubuntu, and if VM allows to activate Windows from a VM, I may remove Windows co
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A $3B Startup That Created Elon Musk’s Unfoldable House – Paolo Tiramani(thebusinessmethod.podbean.com)
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Annotated History of Modern AI and Deep Learning(arxiv.org)
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by amts 4y ago
WIndows shows 930GB total SSD capacity, with 35GB used by Windows. But the remaining free space seems sufficient for at least the 2 years of warranty. I am worried a bit that even under rather small load like opening folders and checking s
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by amts 4y ago
Why this RAM/SSD/CPU (AMD Ryzen 3 4300U 4 core, 4 threads) setup in E14 is not enough for professional artisanal code? Can it be sufficient for dual booting Windows10/Ubuntu 22.04 and learning the relevant coding skills to at
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by amts 4y ago
I want to believe this is true, maybe Ubuntu in dual boot will show more info on RAM and SSD.
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by amts 4y ago
How can 16GB of RAM have 15.2GB usable RAM? (there probably is 8 GB soldered RAM)
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by amts 4y ago
What's funny, this lousy vendor was recommended to me by another lousy PC repair/retail shop (who has got an Facebook ad with this vendor) recommended by a 10x lousier CS teacher who teaches C++ in Windows.
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by amts 4y ago
Yes, it's always lower than claimed, but the whole SSD capacity shown by Windows is 930GB. Or is it too much of a great deal for 550 euros?
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by amts 4y ago
>>Pragmatically: Doing tasks on HackerRank should be fine regarding these subjects. But thanks for the keywords. Regarding "my own original interpretation of (some of) CS foundations and concepts", it's not as much &quo
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by amts 4y ago
What do you mean by a "not trivial" website? As I am focusing currently on Python, one of my benchmarks is talkpython.fm, which I know is written in Python. Is this website trivial or not?
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by amts 4y ago
I know, I mentioned that I am planning to build a website(s) with/for my portfolio of projects and tasks demonstrating various skills, but he keeps reiterating that I need to attend some locally taught courses to get a certificate.
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by amts 4y ago
RAM pretty much never dies. It's either faulty on arrival or lasts the lifetime of the device. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/916373-pc/71723683
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by amts 4y ago
I've just seen on google (on askubuntu) that it can be possible to make Ubuntu ignore soldered RAM and use the socketed RAM instead. https://askubuntu.com/questions/1428808/can-i-disable-one-sl... "There
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by amts 4y ago
If I connect such SSD externally via usb to another laptop and choose in its BIOS settings to boot from USB, will the OS on this SSD boot up as if it were inserted into this another laptop?
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Ask HN: How to connect internal SSD from ThinkPad E14 externally for backup?
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by amts 4y ago
I found the ThinkPad L14 G1 14 FHD 4650U 8GB 256SSD EN W10Pro at ~700$ locally, it's a bit less in memory to run dual boot. So there should be really good reasons to abandon soldered RAM in E14. I asked a person from a PC repair shop,
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by amts 4y ago
Why E > L? E series with AMD CPU seems to come with partially soldered RAM, while L series with insertable only RAM.
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by amts 4y ago
Yes, 1) - in case the onboard RAM gets malfunctioning. And you may not want upgrade it, but to just leave in the board and make BIOS use only the soldered RAM. Resoldering a couple of resistors on the board seems like not a big deal to make
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Ask HN: The potential of DIY rewiring ThinkPad E14 board to ignore soldered RAM
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by amts 4y ago
I asked a person from a PC repair shop regarding diy rewiring the board in E14 to ignore the soldered RAM, and he told that it is theoretically possible, but there the risk of overheating the board. On the other hand, basing on this Dell la
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by amts 4y ago
>>the soldered RAM limits the amount of total RAM that can run in dual channel mode Can it affect running 3d modelling software, like CADs or Blender, on an integrated graphics card with shared (dynamic) memory? As mentioned here [1],
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by amts 4y ago
I also like the T series more, and this renewed T480 would have approx. the same functionality. One issue is that is comes with Windows 10 and I should probably need to check the Windows itself that it's clean etc.
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It may be possible to use conductive ink to place the necessary connective paths on the board to the inserted RAM.
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by amts 4y ago
According to [1], you need to resolder only 1 resistor to tell BIOS that the soldered RAM is 16GB upgraded (in this case of upgrading the 8GB of soldered RAM to 16 on a Dell XPS13). Can it be assumed in a similar vein, that if E14 soldered
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by amts 4y ago
There are 8 GB soldered and 8 GB insertable on-slot in E14. The most idiotic thing is that if soldered RAM fails, the system board won't work, even if the other 8GB inserted RAM are fine and everything else on the board is fine. I susp
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by amts 4y ago
>> Many TrackPoint users are frustrated with Lenovo's decision to solder RAM in ThinkPads It would be useful to see some statistics about how many soldered RAM actually malfunction due to manufacture defect. As I mentioned, a per

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