christkv

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   by christkv 2y ago

   I guess it's technically possible but there are not that many deductions that would have a significant impact on your salary information.
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   by christkv 2y ago

   I vaguely remember someone calling these kind of licenses open code or open access code instead of open source.
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   by christkv 2y ago

   Reminded me of this story that makes me chuckle when i first read it where the tables were turned. https://abcnews.go.com/Business/bank-america-florida-foreclo...
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   by christkv 2y ago

   It's mostly creating variations of a design allowing the architect to iterate on the design with the customer to reach a final design. Today they have to create some limited set of design proposals using a lot of time and iterating is
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   by christkv 2y ago

   I wonder what % goes to Nvidia.
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   by christkv 2y ago

   Does this mean the UK is basically completely reliant on import of power for a base load or does the nuclear reactors and whatever hydro there is cover the need to offset the intermittency of renewables?
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   by christkv 2y ago

   Is anyone doing something in the space for architecture mockups? I was talking with a friend who is an architect and he would love a tool that could iterate designs.
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   by christkv 2y ago

   Let's not pretend India was some sort of well run paradise before the British showed up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deccan_famine_of_1630–1632 . The previous colonial/imperial regime of the Mughal Empire wa
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   by christkv 2y ago

   Won't work. Loyalties are family, village, tribe, city, etc. There is no "State loyalty" in these countries to build democratic institutions on. One group will take power and then use that power to benefit their group. Sudan
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    by christkv 2y ago

    What’s the failure mode look like on this. Half your neurons died?
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    by christkv 2y ago

    It’s not the wired speed it’s that most people only use it with WiFi anyway so they get no benefit of the full available bandwidth. Most people don’t have their house wired for CAT6 or better
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    by christkv 2y ago

    I will be surprised if you can leverage all the bandwidth even with wifi 7. Performance will probably drop off a cliff once you move a little away from the point and in cities the interference from your neighbours will probably mean you act
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    by christkv 2y ago

    I always laugh at these offerings. Even 1gb symmetrical. Most people pay for this and then run it through the cheap Wifi router the ISP gives you that will max out at 100 mbit.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    Kitchen and Garden stuff over here.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    Looking forward to cloud week at my local Lidl store.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    Make sure you turn on the use of the GPU using the slider. By default it does not leverage the full speed.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    I found chat gpt to be half decent at generating specs but far from perfect. At least it helps as a supplement to the docs which are not great.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    Spending for training might be getting closer but I can't imagine that spending for inference will slack off. However for inference it will be all about power efficiency I imagine to bring the cost down over time for the end users and
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    by christkv 2y ago

    Intels foundries might be considered strategic assets for the US government. Spinning them out works potentially create a longterm risk for the country.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    Level 1 Tech Wendell implied that it’s been seen in server cpus as well but seems less likely as Max TDP is more controlled so max current damage seems less likely.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    That’s true might have downside yet while the cpu problem unwinds.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    I think Intel stock is a good buy now to hold for 3-5 years now. I think the shakeup under way and engineering leadership will most likely bring it back. Not financial advise lol.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    Really just reads as an article reaffirming his own bias. For Mongo at least most of it is wrong. - Secondaries are read replicas and you can specify if you want to read from them using the drivers selecting that you are ok with eventual co
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    by christkv 2y ago

    Baijiu latte, thats quite the concept. I wonder if it’s baijiu flavored syrup or the real deal.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    It still to the metal coding but evolves the platform a bit it seems adding i guess a bit the future that could have been if Commodore had been run well.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    I’ve been eyeing the vampire v4 standalone. FPGA reimagining of the amiga with backwards compatibility
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    by christkv 2y ago

    Jupp still boots. Luckily i had removed the batteries before putting it away so they did not leak. Syncing it though lol was interesting. Had to find an old pc that still had a serial port.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    The CEO had only been in charge since 2021 bringing an engineer back to the helm. How long does it take to bring a big ship like Intel around and undo decades of internal rot? It will be interesting to see who is let go in the coming months
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    by christkv 2y ago

    I still got my original US robotics palm pilot. It was awesome when it came out.
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    by christkv 2y ago

    I found that using infuse I got what i needed for streaming from the NAS and the kids enjoy apple arcade so it does the job at a decent price.