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chadmeister
7y ago
The juicy bits: "From all of these benchmarks, the geometric mean does show that the Windows 10 Enterprise does perform better than Windows 10 Professional on this HEDT processor particularly at 32 cores and above. Going from 16 to 12
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chadmeister
7y ago
Very enlightening. Thank you for explaining this. Are there any resources you might recommend to someone looking to learn this stuff more in depth?
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This is seriously super cool. Thank you for explaining!
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7y ago
Exact same situation here. Wife gets complimented on it all the freaking time and not a single person has ever thought it was anything but a diamond. One of the best decisions of my life second only to marrying this woman!
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chadmeister
7y ago
Thank you for clarifying this! I will rescind my downvotes
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chadmeister
7y ago
I hope this leads you to make friends with the other local woodworking nerds :)
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chadmeister
7y ago
This has been pointed out in previous threads, but this Twitter is full of alarmist unscientific BS and it appears to be spammed with some regularity on HN recently.
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7y ago
:(
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A few days ago there was a front page post about Clearview AI where the original post title was, as rules on this forum require, the same as the article's title: "The Secretive Company That Might End Privacy as We Know It" A
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This is a very important detail if true!
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Finally! Why is he the only candidate willing to talk about this? Bring back net neutrality while you're at it!
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Yup, looks like a classic case of regulatory capture.
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Yes! It means performance expectations of BBB is quite stable. There is certainly the question over whether loose monetary policy is pushing investors to riskier assets and if these risks are therefore being underpriced, but comparing them
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7y ago
This! People on hacker news have called 45 of the last 1 recessions! Having a finance background I can't stand finance related discussions on HN anymore. Any attempt at science immediately goes out the window and it just gets me so til
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7y ago
Oh gawd this was so satisfying to watch. Intel has grown into such a despisable company. They have such low expectations for buyers intelligence, that it's insulting
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We should rather be fighting for competitive alternatives and looking more at if/where Google uses it's market dominance to stymie competition. That would be a more fruitful discussion IMHO.
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I don't know if you're joking or not, but this was actually the case! ;)
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7y ago
I bought a 1.75 carat Charles & Colvard loose gem for $400 and had it set by a local jeweler for $50. Cheapest identically spec'd diamond I could find at the time was $22,000. They seem to sell this brand of stones everywhere now.
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7y ago
But you can only scratch it with something as hard as diamonds.Who is really considering that when buying jewelry? Resistent to blemish from everything but diamond...oh nooo...
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7y ago
Thank you for the correction. I've edited my post
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7y ago
It's a weird American thing. People here even take out a mortgage to buy these ludicrously expensive engagement rings.
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7y ago
I bought a good quality moissanite stone for an engagement ring for 2% of the price of an equivalent diamond and not a single person who has seen it has ever thought it was anything but a diamond. My wife gets compliments on it all the time
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7y ago
These models looks awesome, but does anyone else worry about unpickling a file provided by Facebook? After all the other sketchy anticompetitive BS they've been pulling who here would really trust what is effectively unrestricted code
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7y ago
Bro watchu mean moderately advanced? Outside of your PhD dissertation where have you seen more rigorous treatments? I'm no stats schlep, but holy shit this is no walk in the park. Also, am glad you commented, only reason why I actually
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7y ago
Great point! Now I we don't have to worry about it. Move along everyone, nothing to see here!
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What great timing for Pytorch Mobile to just be announced https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21217169
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What kind of garbage PR is this? "We either had a sensor error or...aliens!!! TBD!" Saved you a click
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I had really hoped this discussion would end with your appreciation for dragonwriter's participation in it. It is very clear he understands economics much better than you do.
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U.S. Unleashes Military to Fight Fake News, Disinformation
(bloomberg.com)
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Hawks* not falcons
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