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by byefruit 4y ago
If you scroll down on the link above you can see some graphs that show the 1280P is significantly faster than the M1 and the battery lives are very similar 11 hours vs 13 hours. AMD are also doing a good job. The 7000s look very good. Crazy
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by byefruit 4y ago
For what it's worth this is comparing against a 10th gen Intel. The 12th gen ones look like they'll outperform the M1s on a similar battery life: https://www.notebookcheck.net/Dell-XPS-13-Plus-with-i7-1280P... Not
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by byefruit 4y ago
My current laptop needs to be replaced really soon, I'm hoping Framework will announce either a recent AMD Ryzen or Intel's Alder Lake. The difference between the 11th and 12th gen Intel is big enough I don't want to spend th
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by byefruit 5y ago
Having used Asana in several organisations, I think it being a suitable replacement for JIRA says more about how poor a choice JIRA was for situation than anything about Asana.
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by byefruit 5y ago
I do the 10-15 minute cycle and it is excellent. Have been considering throwing in the occasional walking day too.
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by byefruit 5y ago
Intel only at the moment is correct but Windows only? TFA says "no OS" as an option, so you're free to install what you like.
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by byefruit 5y ago
Did not realise matplotlib had style sheets, that could have been useful. Thanks. Also - unnecessarily gendered title?
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by byefruit 5y ago
That makes a lot more sense, thanks. They could do with making that a lot clearer on the project. Still handicaps them compared to Nvidia where you can just buy anything recent and expect it to work. Suspect it also means they get virtually
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by byefruit 5y ago
Unfortunately that support is via ROCm, which doesn't support the last three generations (!) of AMD hardware: https://github.com/ROCm/ROCm.github.io/blob/master/hardware....
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by byefruit 5y ago
I really hope this breaks Nvidia's stranglehold on deep learning. Some competition would hopefully bring down prices at the compute high-end. AMD don't seem to even be trying on the software-side at the moment. ROCm is a mess.
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by byefruit 5y ago
Yea, there's a huge list of resignations: https://twitter.com/sstephenson/status/1388146129284603906 https://twitter.com/ThatDetroitAndy/status/13881952733364019... https:/&#x
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by byefruit 6y ago
https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/new-for-aws-lambda-1ms-bill... Been 1ms for a few months now. =)
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by byefruit 6y ago
Looks interesting but has anyone managed to find pricing anywhere?
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by byefruit 6y ago
Super interesting. Thank you.
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by byefruit 6y ago
How did you ensure you'd given each iteration a proper go? Are there any tips you can share for validating them that were effective?
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by byefruit 6y ago
Do you have any evidence for this claim? The actual concrete performance numbers for the M1 and Zen3 don't agree with you at all: M1: https://images.anandtech.com/doci/16252/latency-m1_575px.png Zen3: https:
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Took Airbnb to small claims court and they folded(reddit.com)
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by byefruit 6y ago
This looks really cool and congrats on the launch. A few questions. How big do you foresee your constellation being? How fair is the comparison in your Google Photos link? The image on the right seems to have significant artifacting that lo
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by byefruit 6y ago
Alas, only if you live in the US. Colab Pro isn't available outside the US (without breaking Google's terms).
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by byefruit 6y ago
I'm genuinely interested in examples of great projects from those funding sources. When I think about OSS databases for example I can't think of any widely used ones that don't have at least one commercial entity that provide
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by byefruit 6y ago
Does not being able to call itself Elasticsearch make a fork inoperable? I don't think wanting to protect a brand they've been investing in for years is unreasonable. Don't get me wrong. It would be great if Elastic, Redis an
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by byefruit 6y ago
Is it? Do you really feel AWS' model is healthy for free software in the long term if business models around the creation and maintenance of open source projects disappear? I would say Google's approach of partnering with maintain
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by byefruit 6y ago
The post feels very self-entitled and needlessly inflammatory. Elastic's changing their license. No contributions are being stripped of their open source license. You always have the last open source licensed version to go back to and
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by byefruit 6y ago
If you are relying on that behaviour then your code is already broken on most modern x86 processors due to their memory ordering implementations. The store to the address at rsi will actually go in to the processor's store buffer and t
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by byefruit 6y ago
I think you do get this argument and we're actually saying pretty much the same thing. I'm saying people shouldn't look at this decision as "Apple has our interests in mind" but rather "in this particular case
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by byefruit 6y ago
This isn't necessarily a principled campaign from Apple. Apple no longer has an ad network which means it can't take it's cut from ad revenue. By reducing the effectiveness of ads on the platform it pushes more people to in a
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by byefruit 6y ago
This is close but incorrect. Most common Lempel-Ziv compressors (gzip/brotli/zstd) use some form of entropy encoding (Huffman/Arithmetic/ANS) but that is in addition to lz algorithm (usually lz77) itself. You can have a
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by byefruit 6y ago
Case in point: your business currently returns "Something went wrong: 'GPT3 API is currently overloaded, please try again momentarily.'".. Do you have control over that?
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by byefruit 6y ago
Love the bokeh on his video feed. Hard to justify a $900 camera for that alone though, anyone using anything else they'd recommend?
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by byefruit 6y ago
What makes you think it's not the right architecture for servers? If anything AWS' Graviton2s are competitive on multithreaded workloads and it looks like the Neoverse cores are only going to improve there.

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