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c2h5oh
1y ago
That's why you sample just enough instead of storing everything
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1y ago
With SAAS swallowing big chunk of software business GPL is much less effective. There isn't much difference between MIT and GPL unless you are selling a product that runs locally or on premisses and with the latter some companies try t
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2y ago
APUs are going to replace low end video cards, because they no longer make economical or technical sense. Historically those cards had narrow memory bus and about a quarter or less video memory of high end (not even halo) cards from the sam
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2y ago
They have a significant DSLAM markeshare too
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2y ago
- Most 12VHPWR connectors are rated to 9.5-10A per pin. 600W / 12V / 6 pin pairs = 8.33A. Spec requires 10% safety factor - 9.17A. - 12VHPWR connectors are compatible with 18ga or at best 16ga cables. For 90C rated single core cop
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2y ago
Better yet befriend a beekeeper. You gain a friend and honey.
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2y ago
All first gen arc gpus share the same video encoder/decoder, including the sub-$100 A310, that can handle four (I haven't tested more than two) simultaneous 4k HDR -> 1080p AV1 transcodes at high bitrate with tone mapping whil
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2y ago
I'm at a disadvantage here: remote only + moved out of NA.
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2y ago
I've noticed only slightly larger pool of decent candidates when recruiting, but nothing crazy. The number of unsolicited messages from recruiters with serious offers I receive haven't changed much either. The only serious change
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2y ago
> In this market where every company out there tries to minimise costs That was always true. Guide reminds you that significant amount of money for you is a rounding error for most of companies, so negotiating is always a good idea. Obse
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2y ago
Not for senior roles it isn't.
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2y ago
That 192 core CPU comes with 12 ddr5 memory channels up to 6000mt/s - test results show 420-450 GB/s for both reads and writes.
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2y ago
It's already axed in canary release
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2y ago
1600-1800W in North America, because your standard outlet is 120V 18A max.
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2y ago
Before this ruling: whoever pays the most gets to be the default, so google pays. If they don't someone else does. After this ruling: since nobody gets to buy being the default whatever users want to be the default will be selected. Ju
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2y ago
CPU/memory/performance are nice, but not the only things I'd care about, e.g. - number and speed of ethernet ports - if you want to build a opnsense router for example - number and kind of video outputs - if you want to buil
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2y ago
Report warranty fraud here https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/form/main?TC=RightToRepair more info https://gamersnexus.net/gn-extras-news/gamersnexus-warranty-...
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2y ago
Hardware wasn't great either. Both me and my wife had issues with right mouse button switches failing and registering two clicks instead of one. This was 5 mice across 2 models (2 we bought, 3 we got as warranty replacements) in just a
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2y ago
Ground/roof solar is still >60% panels around here
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3y ago
Nothing changed since first Ryzen launch: - Desktop Ryzen CPUs support ECC, but implementation by motherboard vendors is not mandatory - Laptop and G-series Ryzen CPUs only support ECC in pro variant - Threadripper has ECC support edit: not
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3y ago
I would expect that increased crash rate of multi-tenant hosts would be something that would be detected and investigated by the cloud provider. At the same time targeting a specific tenant would require a lot of luck.
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3y ago
Technically AMD had CPUs boosting to 5GHz in 2013, but it was the horrible buldozer FX series with abysmal IPC.
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3y ago
That's a flawed way of looking at it. A perfect tech skill candidate would have 60% in the bag before you looked at soft skills getting them close to a pass. You have to either have hard minimums on both or multiply them instead of add
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3y ago
I don't agree - it's about equal A certain level of soft skills and attitude is required to function as a member of a team. A certain level of technical skills is required to do the job. Both have a minimum bar to clear and you sh
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3y ago
The common practice is to hold off disclosure until a patch is ready and has been tested, that way competent organizations will be able to jump on the problem and patch ASAP. If you release a patch without disclosure there is a good chance
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3y ago
Twitter thread mentions a combined efficiency of >95% thanks to cryocooling from fuel.
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3y ago
AFAIK cities was never the target Starlink market as those are supposed to have cheaper and/or faster options either over copper or fiber. Starlink works well in my rural middle of nowhere and has no competition.
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3y ago
Almost 800 m^2, 55cm thick red brick walls with OK, but not great insulation, casement windows. That aside what I wanted to point out is that because of heat pump pricing they are currently not the best choice, economically speaking. It is
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3y ago
I was quoted around $80k (in central EU) all in for 50KW heating unit. About a third was drilling of silly number of holes (water-water heat pump). Price didn't include updating radiators / installing underfloor heating in the hou
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3y ago
The party receiving the notice would have to be able to verify that the filing party actually exists and is in fact filing the notice. If the purpose of filing the notice was griefing I can create firstname.lastname@freeemailprovider.tld em
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