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by booi 4y ago
My understanding is masonry generally has less give and wood buildings can flex in the case of an earthquake. In fact it’s not to code in California to build with masonry without significant steel rebar reinforcement. It’s not necessarily d
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by booi 4y ago
Looking at Detroit.. I don’t think a lot of money is flowing there.
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by booi 4y ago
Agreed and it even responds to global player hotkeys! Love it.
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by booi 4y ago
They’re also known to quietly imply that you may also be infringing on some of THEIR patents for which they have an enormous pile of.
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by booi 4y ago
Mind.. blown..
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by booi 4y ago
A single AWS graviton server is roughly 128 cores with, I believe, 2x or 4x 40gbit networking. It’s not crazy really.
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by booi 4y ago
You’re definitely right. I meant 30W per cpu or less which usually means maybe 4-8 cpus per host or ~300W. I did mean to compare it to Graviton and will definitely look at the other contenders in this space.
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by booi 4y ago
I need… more powahhh… No but seriously why don’t they build a 128-core atom server. That’s really all anybody wants. I don’t need the fastest most immersed cpu ever, just a bunch of decent ones at 30W or less.
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by booi 4y ago
What's the defense against a hypersonic missile then? Current Aegis and CIWS defensive tech will not hit something traveling that fast. Surely the Pentagon doesn't even need to justify budget increases when we give them more budge
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by booi 4y ago
Itanium didn't work but not only because of hardware. They didn't invest nearly enough in developer relations, compiler tech, contributions to other compilers and working with Microsoft to ensure a good landing spot for their tech
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by booi 4y ago
A lot of people look at R&D and investment in things like fabs and process as the way forward but I feel like what you mentioned is the main problem. Intel has been leaking and practically ejecting their best and most experienced talent
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by booi 4y ago
Luckily video codecs also hardly change in an incompatible way after they ship. There's also varying levels of support that can be fully or partially HW decode/encoded and the pure CPU fallback. Intel's Quicksync is best-in-c
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by booi 4y ago
Don't forget native targets for TVs (well android TV at least)
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by booi 4y ago
Those are all the same thing
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by booi 4y ago
This depends on what type of attack it is. If it's volumetric, no amount of packet filtering is going to help you. If it's protocol-level attack then yes, some form of high performance WAF will be helpful if you have the filtering
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by booi 4y ago
What exactly doesn't work in FF that works in Chrome??
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by booi 4y ago
Ah but isn’t that all google does nowadays. That and making more chat apps
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by booi 4y ago
That’s all great and amazing for the edge but not for general compute which the majority of applications still need. Yes you probably could design it with just workers but most popular frameworks just don’t lend themselves well to that and
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by booi 4y ago
Is that founded in numbers though? I always hear about people worrying about sabotage in the valley but I’ve found actual cases extremely rare. Not to mention most everything from code to data is engineered to be durable and reversible so t
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by booi 4y ago
https://render.com is my favorite in this space
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by booi 4y ago
I never understood why wikipedia didn't just put all the articles into one page. That way you don't have to click on any links to find stuff.
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by booi 4y ago
This is definitely an issue especially with infrequently accessed functions but I've seen cold start issues regardless. I assume some scaling events will cause cold starts (measured in seconds). There's a good argument to go with
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by booi 5y ago
AFAIK, anything shared via iCloud is not original quality > When shared, photos are reduced to 2048 pixels on the long edge, except panoramic photos, which can be up to 5400 pixels wide. You can share GIFs that are 100MB or smaller. htt
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by booi 5y ago
You can also read that as trying to do both might be too broad for a smaller company to tackle. Apple is a clear example of how chip design and chip manufacturing don't need to be linked and may in fact hinder.
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by booi 5y ago
I have to disagree here. iCloud file sharing is atrociously bad. I share a fairly minimal amount of files with another apple account and there's constant sync issues, it's not anywhere near realtime or even "soon". Share
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by booi 5y ago
This definitely works in a pinch but it's not quite the same. Things never work quite right, for example calendar invites, push notifications for email and Google Sign In. Also, most clients will expose your custom domain AND your gm
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by booi 5y ago
Part of the reason to have a list like this is so people can pick up good security practices without having to think about and understand possible threat vectors. For example, it's unlikely a lay person would even know that they should
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by booi 5y ago
I feel like those are not mutually exclusive. The button could say "Rerun failed jobs" no confirmation with a small ▼ next to it that has the other "rerun all jobs" drop down.
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by booi 5y ago
Me too. and Youtube premium is insanely expensive for what it is.
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by booi 5y ago
Actually I would say collaboration is a huge win. Right now we do shared screens when we have to do some CLI operation. I know and have worked at companies with very complicated setups for CLI-based workflows where you need 2 people to agre

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