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by bushbaba 3y ago
No not allowed in the sense of you’ll be sued. There’s a prior exception for using consumer GPUs to crypto mine in a data center. https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/nvidia-bans-consumer...
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Mining used consumer GPUs which are not allowed to be used for datacenters. So I doubt they managed to reuse the hardware
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by bushbaba 3y ago
In general it is good practice to have machines hard-restart every now and then. Otherwise you run into some weird edge-cases and rely too much on things being up and running 24x7x365
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by bushbaba 3y ago
The nazi desire to exterminate all Jews was known. Jews were killed in the streets of towns. Some even involved mass killings. Towns bragged about being Jew free. Ignorance does not fly. Yes there was some uncertainty of what happened at th
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by bushbaba 3y ago
I view it as if you cut 1 square inch of a motherboard. That the every 2 years you’d expect to see roughly double the number of transistors in that cut out piece. Scaling vertically would “technically” still meet the above.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
For AI race means it opens the door to a competitor. Could be AMD, Google, or Amazon. All which have offerings in this space. However while the hardware isn’t cheap, it’s still likely not a blocker. Costs do inhibitor more experimental res
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Moores law stated transistor density per square inch roughly doubled every 2 years. I see no end in sight for that specific law. As we can always go vertically if needed. It’s also held through so far in 2020[1]. The folks who conflated moo
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Yep. Probably liscensing and future merger related. “The current plan is to unify the HBO Max service and the Discovery+ service under a single brand” https://www.complex.com/pop-culture/hbo-max-discovery-plus-m...
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by bushbaba 3y ago
While I don’t disagree this is an incredibly arrogant statement. Having a phd doesn’t in of itself make you right.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Smart as they no longer need to build every feature customers need at the edge. Instead customers can build the cdn stack that fits their needs.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
If you include the true cost of remediating the diesel’s pollution then the electric truck comes our way ahead.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Or about inherited wealth. America at least has better social mobility, for now.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
There’s circuit breakers with wifi connectivity that lets you turn off load through an api. Could code this up or use their apps for energy management. Consumer demand just isn’t there for this type of product yet
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by bushbaba 3y ago
There’s always a premium. Even if 30% of home value per year. The issue is the fair price for risk isn’t something people would want to ever pay.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Avocados and other ingredients used keep for long enough to drive them from Mexico to Portland. So not sure that’s a produce issue.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Faster than a CRV, RAV4 etc. market for id4 isn’t looking for 0-60 that’s 3 secs. It’s plenty fast for what it is.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Model y can get 10k in rebates depending on income. California would wave sales tax, give local rebates, and federal 7.5k rebate.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Would be a mistake. The luxury brand pulls in the economy car buyers. The plaid & x is a great marketing tool.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Have you driven an id4? Similar to Tesla the id platform was built for EVs.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
these aren’t solders on either end. If a Palestinian non combatant resident kills an Israeli child. The Palestinian or their surviving family will get a payment. And yes, many Israeli children have been killed through such programs.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Because this is a minority opinion speaking.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Agreed. Mainframes made sense prior to distributed computing being a well used “thing”. Back in an era where a single consumer grade computer wouldn’t handle a sizeable chunk of workload, and there needing to be a single log of account bala
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Don’t forget regulatory pressure of buying Uber. That might not be approved.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Same logic was used for the Nordstream by Germany.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Why do you need junk then if rocksdb exists?
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by bushbaba 3y ago
That’s an effect not a cause
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Google should learn from Apple and their prior Gmail launch how the announcement should have a clear call to action. Else they created buzz that was not capitalized on.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Instead of dropping conspiracies one should ask for proof. The fact you couldn't name a single male CEO who had a similar level of Fraud should be proof enough the court system treated this fairly-ish compared to past levels of fraud.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
Actually. Worse. It’ll encourage mal-behavior as now the punishment is well known and way less than “consultation” fees gained.
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by bushbaba 3y ago
I'd think their leadership is aware. Likely they are just picking their battles to be in strategic areas where they'll capture the most revenue to resource-investment. AMD has a lot of catching up to do and they cannot compete on

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