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cududa
4y ago
Getting and endless loop of Cloudflare - never seen that
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cududa
4y ago
Good to know it wasn't just me who couldn't find an option to answer the actual thing it purports to tell you
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4y ago
Perhaps. 16 years out from AMD ram/ cpu channel optimization. If the chipset isn’t handling RAM channels what component is?
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cududa
4y ago
Well the chipset also handles shuttling RAM channels..
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cududa
4y ago
What specific benefit are you expecting from PCIe 5
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4y ago
Here’s where this gets cool. If you’ve ever got into pro level “over clicking” RAM channels to maximize performance, this would leave you scratching your head. Won’t the timing of each chipset on each board need to be painstakingly individu
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4y ago
Good. Lived in cities for 10+ years before living back to Ohio and the city noise from obnoxious vehicles is unbearable. Asked some cops in SF once why they don’t fine/ ticket people with ridiculously loud motorcycles and they were utt
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4y ago
This is a product for HCI/ UX researchers, not consumers
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5y ago
I'm on page 4 and I don't know how the target audience doesn't just highlight the whole book
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5y ago
I have to have heard this book mentioned a few dozen times. Probably certainly says nothing about me that I'm drawn to threads or people who suggest this book. Certainly not ... I just made myself order it.
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5y ago
It is astonishing how many 'fact oriented' people are opining on things they know nothing about, could easily google, are wrong about, and how upvoted they are here. I've heard the phrase poison pill before. I looked into it
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5y ago
Thanks!
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5y ago
The real-time rendering demos of the Studio were incredible. If the pro is 4x that it would be insanely cool. If I were still doing music videos I’d kill to have one of those on set. Or what we did for Kanye’s Yeezus tour (live motion track
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5y ago
If their GPU can do workloads replaceable ones can’t then it’s worth it. If you need that amount of GPU, you’re doing high end shit with a high end budget, and can afford to just replace the machine in 2 years (if you even need it - many pe
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5y ago
CGI, CAD, rendering, driving huge screens, running live sporting events, scientific workloads, massive simultaneous automated app testing, etc. Just because you can’t imagine why someone would need that much compute doesn’t mean the use cas
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5y ago
They literally said in the keynote that the new Mac Pro is in the pipeline
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5y ago
I appreciate the strobe warning! Not gonna open it so I have no idea what it is but congrats on whatever it is. Anyway have an up vote for the strobe warning
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cududa
5y ago
Something like a Kinect and commercial TOBII eye tracker could do it easily
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5y ago
Exactly. Had 0 intention working today, came across this, played with it. Will literally collapse days of work into minutes for our use case, once we connect to the API and integrate it into our workflow
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5y ago
Plus paying with a debit card over the phone is a massive pain
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cududa
5y ago
Comes off as whiny. Checked out their website, Stripe just seems like a better product.
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5y ago
Plus Lake Erie gives you access to the Atlantic. Port of Cleveland got a huge update 10+ years ago and is still only used at about 7% capacity
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5y ago
I mean, I’m annoyed sure but I’ve gotten over a decade of free service. When I saw the announcement for a half second considered setting up an email server again then remembered what a massive pain in the ass that use to be and just going t
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5y ago
You can run gamepass on Linux, so when all these games hit gamepass (which they will) it’s a net positive for Linux gamers.
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The older I’ve gotten and longer I’ve worked in technical fields, the more I’ve realized there’s a true dichotomy of folks: -The infinitely curious and willing to acknowledge the limit of their experiential knowledge -People who’s self conf
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5y ago
People going full “galaxy brain I know everything without researching or asking questions” annoys me like nothing else. So I took a whopping 2 minutes to Google it and there’s hundreds of reports of the 2018 Honda CR-V having a FUBAR’d elec
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5y ago
Short list of issues with the electronics of the 2018 Honda CR-V https://www.aboutautomobile.com/Consumer-Complaint/2018/Hond...
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5y ago
Lookup 2018 Honda CR-V electrical issues. It’s not that uncommon.
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5y ago
No, they’re options that were already issued and reserved in a pool. The shares would’ve been released to the market (or whatever mechanism Tesla has in place for unrealized options - many times that means the company buys them) if he didn’
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5y ago
Quite possibly completely unrelated, but I do recall helping some friends analyze build defects on early Model 3’s and making some comment like “boy I hope none of those high voltage lines [in the same harness] are ever active when the lv o
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