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You didn't get my pun :) I do understand that this is 40Gbps cable :)
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Bunch of guys justifying price of overpriced cable and comparing it with regular usb cable as it was apple to apple (see the pun here? ;-) ) claiming that they are advertising something else :-) Putting aside everything above - making an ev
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Missing ones from Poland: hehehe hihihi buhahaha huehuehue
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Polish here. We have nowadays similar political situation to US. 2 major fractions on political scene. And also the support for both is oscillating at very similar level. So both of them when in power use every legal means to overpower the
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Well, that is amazing news!!!
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I guess you missed a point, these glasses are pretty useless, so no need to carry them around. :-) But if you insist, not gonna stop you from buying this product. Just don't tell me later no one warned you! :-)
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Owning previous generation may advice you - don't buy it. And unsubscribe to anyone who recommends it for anything else then watching 1 hour movie. My arguments against: 1. Lightweight - yes, but no. Comparing overall weight to like VR
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3y ago
Sorry for little off top - do you have tested by any chance 7940HS against stable diffusion? How does it perform?
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Ask HN: Does anyone use Ryzen 7040 series for AI workloads?
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> If it were easy, trust me, Nvidia and AMD would both pile on RAM and charge out the wazoo for it. I mean... look at the price difference between an A100 40GB and A100 80GB. They're the same chipset and there's a 2x price diff
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similar here, except I'm in PL
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Like 25 years ago I dreamed of visiting NZ :-) Never been there, but still want to learn to perform Haka! :-) Thanks for answers! That is hell a lot of the code for one week! About software stack - how do you post job ads if you can't
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Out of curiosity - are you working in NZ? What software stack you're using at hedge fund? Can you tell how many lines of code did you commit in a first week of December? :-) Not asking, but asking - what is your hourly rate? :-) Congra
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I'm sorry, I'm not against using 3rd party services, but such a strong statement about so relatively not complex functionality I've heard 1000s of times in my 24 years career and these never stood itself for long. Every then
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Imaging at ASML [video]
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Can't find it any more, but there was lovely response of guy from video to question something like: if they use alien technology. Response was that aliens actually use their technology and without their support their ships would fall d
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3y ago
No details, I'm not a lawyer nor accountant. All I know is that there anti dumping laws and these are to prevent selling goods with loss as it can be a strategy to dominate market by killing domestic products with lower price. I also k
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> So Meta is basically selling these headsets at the loss or near loss Nope, they can't sale at loss, to my knowledge EU regulations forbids that, unless it is a seasonal sale. Then there is a question of what is near loss margin, b
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I'm getting lost in all that. Using llama cpp and mlc-llm. Both on my 2 years old mobile Ryzen APU with 64GB of RAM. First does not use GPU at all, tried plenty of options, nothing did work, but llama 34B works - painfully slow, but do
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All I need is ... Vulkan support :) pls, pls, pls :)
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Love the idea, not so much that price unfortunately. It is out of reach for average people. It is set so high that even if you'll want to lower it you'll piss off the ones that paid that high price.
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Interestingly I recently bought couple of wireless mouse, all of them have issues or not working at all with Arch linux, while Logitech works like a charm and no crashes
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3y ago
A price of keeping that ecosystem closed and pricey.
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3y ago
Thanks! Here is a list that I'm maintaining: https://github.com/dbohdan/compilers-targeting-c I'm long time fan of programming languages that compiles to C hoping that one day will fall in love with one endle
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Ask HN: Who is developing a programming language that compiles to C?
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Poland offers flat tax rates: 12% for IT entrepreneur or 19% for employees.
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My first rule is - if you don't need it (SHA, UUID, etc...) - don't use it. My second rule is - don't be a priest - if someone did it and it works then it works. Assumption that close to impossible collisions don't happe
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Any "vendor lock in" practices should be considered as monopoly practices. And anti-monopoly laws are already here in EU. Just a matter of interpretation of what falls to monopoly.
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Since fashion and marketing are driving our industry I'm sort of even scared to come up with proposals of other clever/smart/cheap solutions. So my gut reaction to any of these (Amazon, Google, MS, Oracle ... etc) is probably
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Ask HN: How do you scale a team when working with AWS?
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