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by c2h5oh 10y ago
- Flavor: Desktop - Headline: Rolling mesa, drm & kernel updates - Description: mesa is moving at rapid pace and it's improving a lot. Because versions are locked you might find yourself 6-8 months behind current stable and thats M
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
What really matters is what percentage of the vacant units are on the rental market. For example in Toronto based on official statistics rental vacancy is 1.2%. 2011 census provides the rest of the required data: there were 1,112,929 privat
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
While still true it might not be for long: "advanced amateur" small formal SLRs with 36mpix @42bpp now start below $2000 and 24mpix @36bpp in the lower part of $500-1000 bracket. https://www.adorama.com/ipxk1.htm
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
Bits per pixel: A lot of small frame SLRs (your Canons and Nikons) offer 12 or 14 bits per channel for a combined 36 or 42 bits per pixel. Medium format digital backs now offer 16 bits per channel. Layer size: Layers add more data on top of
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
Some examples that can easily push you beyond 64 GB: - high resolution photo editing: when you start with a 80 mpix / 48 bit photo from a medium format camera pushing beyond 16 GB requires only a couple layers and a couple undo steps b
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
It's more of a rumor/gossip tech site with a reputation for immediately publishing almost anything you could put a click-baity title on. As a result it does look pro-AMD, because there is significantly more hype (the infamous hype
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
You are lucky - you could have been hired. It's a horrible place to work -I've got first hand experience.
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
To be fair i3 being the lower end offering with just 2 cores isn't really competing against any of the server products Intel offers. Quad (and more) core i5 and i7 that do have near-equivalent Xeon parts do have ECC disabled.
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
I wish HQ CPUs were an option (quad not dual core) - I work primarily with compiled languages. I wish they ditched SATA option for m.2 only and used the extra space for more battery (or cooling for HQ cpu)
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
Tried using in production, failed really badly performance-wise (granted, it wasn't a good fit - cardinality was high). Replaced with PostgreSQL and I'm seeing 2+ orders of magnitude improvement on c4.large vs r4.8xlarge before..
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by c2h5oh 10y ago
This might be useful for consumer cards as well: a tiny (0.25-2x VRAM) compiled shader or texture cache could possibly help with the framerate dips (microstutters). I know that PCIe bandwidth is not really an issue and SSD latency is signif
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by c2h5oh 11y ago
Cashing a paycheck is largely non-issue as cheques are almost gone in Europe (except France, UK and Ireland - but they're soon to be gone there too) - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cheque#Europe But it makes t
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by c2h5oh 11y ago
Quite frankly I'm not surprised Wes is sour about how this was handled and the amount granted as bounty. It's very rare for a single vulnerability to grant you keys to the kingdom. If you check pwn2own vast majority of the hacks l
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by c2h5oh 11y ago
I guess they have enough data after my 100+ trips with Uber.
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by c2h5oh 11y ago
I am - that's how I know how long the surges lasted: by how long I had to wait for the 'surge ended' notification. This also means that all my surge time estimates are underestimating the actual length, since I've only s
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by c2h5oh 11y ago
This has not been my experience at all. Surges usually last between 10 and 30 minutes with an average closer to 30. The only thing I agree about with the author of the article is that the surge is highly predictable if you use some common s
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by c2h5oh 11y ago
In that case I can vouch for Max because of personal knowledge and for you to a lesser extent by association :-)
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by c2h5oh 11y ago
Well, I for one can vouch for the technical co-founder as I know him personally and worked with him before. But I'm just another HN lurker with barely any karma.
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by c2h5oh 11y ago
I don't agree at all. In an open space office headphones = working. No headphones - temporary you may disturb me now sign. Anything requiring more than 2 people briefly talking -> find an office. And that's why open offices are
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by c2h5oh 12y ago
There are a bunch of options for that with li-ions too. For example Qualcomm claims that 3300mAh battery gets to 60% in 30 minutes with Quick Charge 2.0. Granted, that's not 'a couple of minutes', but still quite amazing.
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by c2h5oh 12y ago
"Our battery produces about half the voltage of a typical lithium battery," he said. "But improving the cathode material could eventually increase the voltage and energy density. Otherwise, our battery has everything els
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by c2h5oh 12y ago
Those batteries have a lower energy density and power than the current li-ions, so you won't be seeing them in a phone, laptop or a car. At the same time they are significantly cheaper to make and durable, which might make them a good
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by c2h5oh 12y ago
Less hacky, but not as fast - with this CSS is downloaded as soon as it's encountered in HTML and not when js is run