dhruvdh

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by dhruvdh 6y ago
They are licensing ARM cores; which as of now cannot compete with Apple silicon. While there are using some future ARM core, and I've read rumors that future designs might try to emulate what has made Apple cores successful; we cannot
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
The first graph in this article doesn't include Ryzen 5000 series processors. By their own tests later AMD has top 4 positions for both single-threaded and multi-threaded workloads. Intel came out with their Rocket lake line of CPUs af
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
Again, you are living in a textbook. See the real-world effects of short selling on TSLA, and all the irrational investors that made bank on the same. If irrational investors are being driven out why is there an evident trend of increasingl
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
Okay, for anyone who agrees with you on this the price of shares are predominantly decided by irrational investors. And in a market where price of shares are predominantly decided by irrational investors, none of your purported benefits ap
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
Shorting can affect a companies ability to raise capital. All your comments sound like you live in a textbook, uncaring of what happens in the real world.
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
> So again, you're clearly not writing for an audience of people who could critique your argument. But if you're not looking for a critique, why are you writing at all? How can you know you're right unless the top experts
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
A daily report is 9450.00 USD per year per security as far as I can tell. https://www.dtcc.com/settlement-and-asset-services/issuer-se...
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
> The point is that the value of AAPL is just the value of its future dividends This is simply not true at all. Like anything that can be bought and sold shares derive their value from supply and demand.
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
I can't say I agree at all. Naked short system is potentially very disruptive (like we are currently experiencing with GME), is essentially a tool for entities with large capital to synthetically induce bankruptcy earlier than necessar
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
I would say that both sides do have common ground, where common ground is lacking is mostly between politicians and the lower/middle class.
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
Their 5$ per month subscription is kind of a way of passing along some money to whichever article you read there that month where you think the author deserves a little something for sharing it with you. Medium was the first ever digital su
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
I can't help but think most commentators haven't actually read the article or the patent. This isn't about having an FPGA embedded into the CPU or near the CPU, it's about having a programmable FPGA like execution unit t
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
https://www.nmichaels.org/zig/interfaces.html There is an example here for a kind of iterator.
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
Every project has it's own versioning system, Zig follows semver I think. See https://semver.org/
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
I don't think Zig is production-ready, if someone is using it there must be a special case where they think it makes sense. Anyway, I don't think production readiness of a language that hasn't reached 1.0 really matters.
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
Any computer repair shop that says "Linux destroys computer Hardware" and "not allowed in his Shop" is clearly trying to scam you. Also, If the computer stopped working entirely and did not even boot how did you spend ho
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
The other commentators are really just pointing out that this kind of thinking is toxic. Imagine someone accuses you of sexual misconduct, and later the allegation is publicly proven to be misplaced. But you still get weird looks from your
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
Do you ever feel like all these blockchain frauds and failures are intentional and designed to keep the general public from ever trusting the technology?
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
> It doesn't make sense to compare the M1 with the EPYC Rome. They couldn't more different and were developed for dramatically different use cases. The author of your beloved article compared M1 to Zen 3, and all Zen 3 CPUs use
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
Another example - M1s can't do SMT, no one is denying that they are good chips but there's a lot of catching up for them to do. > And all of the M1 Macs have blazingly fast memory access. Remember, it's an SoC—the memory i
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
M1 is still just a tablet SoC in a laptop form factor. We don't know what the efficiency will look like after you add all the I/O you need for a real desktop, we don't know how the memory subsystem will deal with 4 more cores
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
While I agree with your sentiment adding a simple Vega 8 to their CPUs is a lot more work and expense than you'd think. They have a thing going where they manufacture Zen core chiplets, and that put together X number of chiplets to mak
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
Isn't that just searching a space? Machine learning generally refers to a fancy way of searching a space. Here the guy searched randomly so I'd say not machine learning. But perhaps using a cost function or a loss function is eno
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by dhruvdh 6y ago
These notes are incomplete, and are planned to be completed by the time Zig 0.7.1 releases. - Just a note for those who might miss the part of the page where it says the same.
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by dhruvdh 7y ago
I don’t know why the experience for the current top commenter has been so poor, but I absolutely love Rust docs, and it never takes me more than a few seconds on the website to find what I am looking for. Perhaps navigating just takes a lit
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by dhruvdh 7y ago
Quick question, can I also use this to serve a webpage? As in take a website I am developing and have my server serve SingleFileZ instead of what I would usually.
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by dhruvdh 7y ago
It's very easy to do FMA's using .mul_add() on floats in Rust, which the author didn't seem to know about.
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by dhruvdh 7y ago
Is this open source? I kinda want to try training a Blackjack AI, and the clean minimal design for here could help if I try giving the game state to the AI as an image. Also it would be fun to play with data of everyone's games if you&