christkv

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901.
by christkv 4y ago
Banned in app stores and it will die.
902.
by christkv 4y ago
There are lags in the system. A massive amount of people for example have locked in mortgages at super low rates and until those reset will not be hit with the full effect of the inflation on their monthly payments.
903.
by christkv 4y ago
I had the first Gravis Ultrasound and I loved that card so much. I think I had the PnP version also later. Too bad the sound card industry kind of died when basic audio got good enough on motherboards.
904.
by christkv 4y ago
I could not afford the Voodoo card so I had to settle for a verite based card. In retrospect that chip architecture was way before its time being a risc architecture. To bad it could not compete on raw performance but at least Quake ran gre
905.
by christkv 4y ago
I remembered it being jokingly called the Voodoo Rushed.
906.
by christkv 4y ago
Yeah the amount of sameness open world games is getting boring. Seems big budget games are afraid to take risks. Maybe generative AI will help smaller teams build bigger worlds for us.
907.
by christkv 4y ago
It feels like we are two or three generations away from that in gpus for games.
908.
by christkv 4y ago
Otherwise pcem also has full voodoo support.
909.
by christkv 4y ago
I think we will see a ton of "model-forges" that will offer tons of standard models to use and then also offer bespoke model training for extra $$. This is all commodities. First baby steps towards the house AI's of Neuromanc
910.
by christkv 4y ago
Once the models are liberated why would I not just run my own model on my own hardware with no censorship?
911.
by christkv 4y ago
Is it not made by the same monks?
912.
by christkv 4y ago
chatGPT has proven a productivity booster for me. I had to port some typescript backend code to google go and with chatGPT it felt like I had access to an experienced google go developer to ask questions to. For juniors it is a massive boos
913.
by christkv 4y ago
If you are in Europe most countries let you bring them to small claims court if you have funds trapped in the account.
914.
by christkv 4y ago
Co-ops can work however they bring a lot of problems. My kids are in a co-op run school where I'm the treasurer (all families are co-op members). Only the teachers are paid. There is so much drama and you always have a share of people
915.
by christkv 4y ago
Where do I sign up that looks delicious.
916.
by christkv 4y ago
I have a theory about when innovation slows down to a crawl. Its the inflection point of where there are too many stakeholders to take quick decisions. I don't know what that inflection point is (3-4 ?) but its what I have observed aga
917.
by christkv 4y ago
I find the fact that so many so many gay characters have to be flamboyant. None of my gay friends are anything like that. You would not be able to tell because it’s not the core of their identity, they’ve got more going on.
918.
by christkv 4y ago
Proportional does not work. Most European parliaments are proportional and has the same dysfunctions as the us system. The root is always the parties. They have to go.
919.
by christkv 4y ago
I'm more and more convinced that parliament or congress by lottery would be more representative and functional as well as the death of all political parties as they exist today.
920.
by christkv 4y ago
Confusion with his father Thorvald Stoltenberg
921.
by christkv 4y ago
A Norwegian minesweeper was active over the area and returned to the area as well. Norway does have minefields specialized in this field. If I was going to do this I would drop off the teams in three zodiacs and then pick them up on the ret
922.
by christkv 4y ago
One interesting thing about the Jens Stoltenberg. It’s Thorvald Stoltenberg, his father who was defense minister and foreign minister after 1979 as well as was a high level official in the Norwegian state and defense department during the l
923.
by christkv 4y ago
You can go all the way sue and demand discovery. If granted you’ll get all the email talking about her. But that is expensive and time consuming.
924.
by christkv 4y ago
The charging infrastructure they are building will become a big earner in the long run I think. It’s building and owning the gas stations.
925.
by christkv 4y ago
A digital central currency handled by the central bank will centralise all transactions in that currency in one ledger available to the authorities. Perfect way to monitor you citizens.
926.
by christkv 4y ago
There is the old Star Trek episode where two civilisations decided to forgo a real war for a simulated war where the computers would simulate attacks and then parlay the losses to each as a list of people who died in the attack who would th
927.
by christkv 4y ago
Next you must use office 365 for all documents and we will be moving to Sharepoint.
928.
by christkv 4y ago
Will we have to change licenses to exclude use in the EU?
929.
by christkv 4y ago
Industry is much bigger so maybe total numbers are higher but I would be surprised if it the total percentage of workers laid off in the industry is higher than the dotcom
930.
by christkv 4y ago
Will it though? The 10 billion Microsoft investment has to be returned first from what I understood.

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