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931.
by dotnet00 3y ago
You are literally posting to social media right now.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Might as well raise the age of majority to 25, if the brain isn't finished developing they're obviously incapable of handling personal freedom!
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by dotnet00 3y ago
People don't just start being able to deal with things that require self control at a specific age. It has to be taught. Even sex ed recognizes that, where it's far more effective to teach kids how to be safe during it rather than
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Setting it to 18 is obviously pretty ridiculous. That's just going to continue the weird trend of infantilizing people by pushing back the age at which they learn to deal with things that require self control. At 16 there are at least
935.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Things have pretty visibly been getting pushed away from exclusivity by the console makers. MS commits to bringing all first party Xbox games to PC and Sony has ported over a lot of its most popular titles as well.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
It's being downvoted because randomizing something that is by its nature chronological is very obviously different from randomizing the order of something where you want to explicitly avoid giving the impression that one takes priority
937.
by dotnet00 3y ago
It's kind of hilarious to be saying that Apple is more likely to be seeing traction on Metal of all things, when all but the last one of those requirements fit graphics programmers in Vulkan or DirectX, both of which have far more trac
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by dotnet00 3y ago
The tooling around ROCm is not as good (debuggers, profilers etc), and at least in my tangential experience (that is, involving GPGPU computation, but not for ML), custom operations are faster when written in CUDA code than in a high level
939.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Kinda skews their incentives heavily when that deal represents a large chunk of their revenue
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Those are mostly in response to reddit's API changes. By editing the comments before deletion, the archives also get wiped and it takes a bit more effort for reddit to restore deleted comments behind users' backs. Yes, it makes th
941.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Agreed, I was thinking that the API protest and the crackdown Reddit perpetrated wouldn't end up actually doing much (did still delete my account though, partly as an excuse to break the habit), and while to an extent that's true,
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by dotnet00 3y ago
You might think that, but at least back during the PSP and PSVita days (when I was into consoles), a large chunk of it was about the homebrew. For a decent chunk of the Vita's existence you only could do homebrew and emulators. Piracy
943.
by dotnet00 3y ago
While interest in doing so on handhelds has lessened a little due to phones almost always being more capable, wanting to be able to run custom software on consoles is common enough that lots of effort is spent on the cat and mouse game betw
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Technically humans are also made by humans :)
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by dotnet00 3y ago
I feel like you're being way too cynical. You're complaining about advertising for a gaming product, which also isn't exactly something that one needs to survive. In your world where everything is only done because it is prod
946.
by dotnet00 3y ago
It isn't exactly the same as OLED, but if you really want to upgrade your screen so much, you can look into the DeckHD screen.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
My cynical side wonders if they were just looking for an excuse to get rid of it so they can continue their process of sheding off the final remaining shreds of the original cypherpunk culture of crypto.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
I guess they figure they can say they've received the inquiry, but can't say what the inquiry is about.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
Rockets turned out to be expensive not because the technology demanded it, but because the companies were intentionally inefficient, e.g. it was actually fine to build a rocket in a tent with simple tools than to setup a massive clean room
950.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Intel is still innovating though? What's with everyone acting like they aren't innovating just because they aren't the leading performance x86 chip manufacturer? They're still shrinking node sizes, they've entered t
951.
by dotnet00 3y ago
Intel has also been opening up their fabs to other customers in the past few months.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
The US was stricter on its homegrown giants of the past, so I don't really buy into the idea that the US has to let big tech impose all of its dystopian ideals upon people to retain a lead over China. The current approach may be benefi
953.
by dotnet00 3y ago
They were founded in 1993, but until 1998 had only put out 2 chips, the first was a quadratic surface renderer that didn't sell well, and the second was a normal triangle rasterizer that saved them from bankruptcy. Then in 2001 they re
954.
by dotnet00 3y ago
That's the claim Jensen has made, and while there isn't any particular evidence besides his word to go off for the founding goal, it's worth considering that between 1993 and 1998 they only put out 2 chips. The first one was
955.
by dotnet00 3y ago
The improvements focus on AI, but it's still a GPGPU oriented chip. Due to how language works, it doesn't really matter that graphics isn't the main focus anymore, the chip still follows the same basic architectural principle
956.
by dotnet00 3y ago
They are getting more efficient. They draw say, 2x the power, but do 4x the work. The H100 is apparently ~5x more efficient than the A100.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
You can find slides from IIRC one of their first GPUs talking about how they can be made into very capable compute accelerators. They've supported CUDA on most of their GPUs since 2007 while the competition is still struggling to put o
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by dotnet00 3y ago
It's not the EU's fault that the US government has been completely useless for so long that big tech thinks they have a right to trample all over society to make an extra buck.
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by dotnet00 3y ago
But the entire issue is that because the immigration is illegal, there's no way to actually vet the circumstances of the people being transported.
960.
by dotnet00 3y ago
There are many cases where such content is perfectly fine. After all, YouTube doesn't claim to be a place devoted to non-fiction only. The first one is an especially common thing in fiction.

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