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caycep
6mo ago
Granted, I feel like NVIDIA GPU pricing is such that Mac minis will be way less than 10x cheaper if not already, so one might still get ahead purchasing a bulk order of Mac minis....
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6mo ago
This is probably not even a rounding error in VMWare, but besides Parallels, what other desktop VM is out there w/ a native GPU driver? What would it take to see if one can get written for UTM or something like that?
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6mo ago
granted how much did Linus spend on Git? probably well south of $17M and he's not beholden to the likes of a16z
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The End of Gangs – Policing and Crime in Los Angeles
(psmag.com)
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6mo ago
this reminds me of this article https://psmag.com/social-justice/the-end-of-gangs-los-angele... I feel like nowadays with all the political FUD about "crime and safety" here in LA, this should be required re
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6mo ago
I mean, it occasionally happens. Predictions are by definition not set in stone. I think there were a few iPhone generations that underestimated demand in China, a few iPhone models that overestimated, I think the 5c was the most notable.
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6mo ago
When do we get our Kuang Grade Mark Eleven icebreaker?
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6mo ago
also, the inaugural special exhibition for the new Academy of Motion Pictures and Sciences museum in LA was on Miyazaki; they somehow gathered all these boards and notebooks in one place for several months. This was magical, and I give the
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6mo ago
Is that their fault or is there maybe a giant reason nearby why they are doing this?
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6mo ago
You could hit up a public library...
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7mo ago
granted, I feel like maybe a review of lab equipment regularly is not a bad idea. in my low level undergraduate summer job, we realized all the stuff I did in those 3 months were moot at the end because I end up running some blanks on the
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7mo ago
not my primary field, but I will say, though, from the folks we see in our clinic, nowadays w/ ocrevus/kesimpta/rituxan, patients are way more stable and dealing with way less side effects than 10-15 years ago.
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7mo ago
with these swings, I'm not sure how Son-san keeps himself from getting an ulcer
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7mo ago
that being said, how can Softbank keep throwing around all these astronomical numbers after so many bad investments? Leftover iPhone money?
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7mo ago
I mean he's even not that great at his chosen profession which is a television news media personality, although I am sure he knows what he is apparently trying to do, in that regard.
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7mo ago
I should ask it to produce an image of Satya Nadella in Maximus garb yelling "are you not entertained?!"
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7mo ago
There is some shared juju these people and the wellness influencer crowd in Brentwood are smoking
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7mo ago
whither AppleScript?
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7mo ago
There was a faculty at the last place I worked who designed a lot of the bayesian study designs for oncology trials, Andre Rogatko I think
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7mo ago
>>Mac suck even hardware side form a server point of view, for example it's not possible to rack mount them, it's not possible to have redundant PSU, key don't offer remote KVM capability, etc. https://atp.fm
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7mo ago
Granted, I think it would be valuable to look at all sorts of automotive ECUs. I always wonder how the tuning industry does their thing; I shudder to think they're just sitting there flipping hex codes directly in running software...
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7mo ago
I feel like this was a plot/subplot of either Diamond Age or one of the Gibson novels
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7mo ago
it's especially galling because he (or at least his wife) also funds neuroscience research at Stanford and elsewhere, and should have been well informed of the science behind addition, dopamine, and the reward pathways in the brain
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7mo ago
ah good to know....it seems this history is kinda scrubbed from at least a quick Google search of the company's history. I do remember DC-X, mostly as when I was a kid, that program coincided with when the web became popular, and I rem
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Maison Margiela Data Archives
(maisonmargiela.com)
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7mo ago
looking back at the history of starlink, when was it decided to pursue this project at SpaceX? Was it always the natural evolution, i.e. cheap launches = more communications sats? Or was there a specific communications engineer/pers
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7mo ago
hence the Neo and the iPhone chip!
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7mo ago
PC to me is always best as a itx minitower form factor.
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7mo ago
Given all the supply issues w/ Nvidia, I think Apple's AI strategy should be - local AI everything (not just LLMs), but also make Metal competitive w/ CUDA. Their ace in the hole is the unified memory model.
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8mo ago
lack of regulation in the VC space? I mean, in order to get these vast sums of money, they have to make all these sky high claims, but I feel like in the old days, someone would get at least a wrist slap for defrauding investors
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