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by drtgh 2y ago
Has anyone calculated how much energy could be extracted before the cooling of the earth's crust, due such geothermal extraction, would turn irreversible the reservoir and unleash worse consequences than those "greenhouse gasses&q
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by drtgh 2y ago
After reading the directives, if people see a ML application that blocks the EU, they should be concerned about the intentionality of the application, and its use as a consumer. On the other hand, if they leave free a market spot as big as
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by drtgh 2y ago
To avoid the recent fashion of using people as guinea pigs for alpha and beta versions of immature products if they endanger lives, for example. To avoid deploy subliminal techniques beyond a person’s consciousness or purposefully manipulat
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by drtgh 2y ago
> Gordon Moore’s famous prediction about computing power must count as one of the most astonishingly accurate forecasts in history IMHO, because it's been used as a road map, not due anything else. Like a drop-by-drop commercial ser
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by drtgh 2y ago
> will we eventually get into a situation where a swab on the water glass tells potential employer much more than the interview? So GATTACA (1997), a recommended movie treating the genetic discrimination, genoism, as main plot. I don&#x2
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by drtgh 2y ago
Ukraine was under Russia's governance, Maidan unlinked the governance, so Russia's governance fed Dombas separatism and sent undercover troops (aka destabilization and progressive control), Ukraine's new governance responded
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by drtgh 2y ago
I'm going try to explain, although I smell you are the one that is not going to understand. While people who only rely on TV to know what is happening in Ukraine may be only getting 1/9 of the complete picture, based on your flagg
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by drtgh 2y ago
* Were I wrote "drivers" should be read as controllers and firmware.
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by drtgh 2y ago
On the page 7 of the usenix study, "The last column in Table 1 allows a comparison of ARRs across ﬂash types. A cursory study of the numbers indicates generally higher replacement rates for 3D-TLC devices compared to the other ﬂa
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by drtgh 2y ago
"likely" not caused by. Any case I delete such spamming? link. > Would you care to explain how any of that supports the points you're actually making here? Other day, if you don't mind.
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by drtgh 2y ago
In a 2min search, https://www.reddit.com/r/DataHoarder/comments/150orlb/enterp... "So, on page 8's graphs, they show that 800GB-3800GB 3D-TLC SSDs had a very low "total drive failure
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by drtgh 2y ago
Not NAND equivalent as the larger the stack, the larger the writings on the continuous cells, not just rewriting a single cell. Here, the dishonest are the SSD manufacturers of the last decade, and they are feeling so comfortable as to intr
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by drtgh 2y ago
I was unable to find the source code, so it is important to be careful. In my case it sounds like a faith jump that I don't have (my apologies to the developers). In any case, this is a feature that manufacturers should provide. I wond
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by drtgh 2y ago
> I never implied that it's better than SLC though, so just don't, please. My apologies. > It's interesting to see that 3D-NAND has other issues even when run in SLC mode, though. Basically the SSD manufacturers are inc
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by drtgh 2y ago
TLC cannot mature as long as it continues to use 3D-NAND without utilizing a more advanced material science. Reading data and preserving data consume writes, what degrades the memory, because the traces in the vertical stack of the circuit
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by drtgh 2y ago
Your comment, along with other users, suggests that TLC is a positive attribute for consumers, however, the transition from SLC and MLC NAND to TLC and QLC 3D-NAND actually marked a decline in the longevity of SSDs. Using a mode other than
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by drtgh 2y ago
The clocks of systems using this UUIDs may at some point use an external NTP server for synchronization, and may cause problems without something being designed to check this (e.g. older and overflow time stamps). Take care.
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by drtgh 2y ago
IMHO, Open Source is often misunderstood by companies as free code as in cheap, when in fact it should be seen as collaborative code that aims to avoid redundancy, saving companies countless hours of development, research, fixing compatibil
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by drtgh 2y ago
The crisp text maybe it is unimpressive in the sense that is being used an graphic library targeted to games, so is using an homologous to pixel fonts. But it is not the norm. I'm simply increasing awareness among the development commu
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by drtgh 2y ago
Off-Topic: Glad to see for the first time a WebAssembly interface where the text does not look blurry. I repeat, it is the first time. Extending this to programs and some operating systems (such as Windows), in the past few years, there has
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by drtgh 2y ago
I interpreted that comment as sarcasm; if not, then the spirit of the communication seems to be another euphemism added to the list of what used to be called deceptive advertisements, commonly known as falsehoods.
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by drtgh 2y ago
How they manage to squeeze all the resources of the probe and keep it working year after year is an astounding achievement, pleasantly mind-blowing. It is important that all the know-how about this type of maintenance never disappear. I hop
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by drtgh 2y ago
Thanks, >Until they find a better solution I believe that the solution starts with increasing the number of buses or adding stops to existing bus lines with bigger capacity, while studying the algorithms and passenger flow involved. Howe
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by drtgh 2y ago
It seems "Bus del Barri" on tmb.cat corresponds to lines 122 to 131 [1] Only the 129 bus seems to have little to do with the park when you select it [2], so if we are talking about those bus lines, the translation certainly is &qu
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by drtgh 2y ago
At the same time the harvester deposits the seed, it also deposits the micro-bots that will circulate in the plant at time it grow, whom will attack any non-flying pests. At the same time, you put other plants grow around, designed to compe
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by drtgh 2y ago
The world turned upside down, their response to an overcrowded bus was to misinforming to prevent people from using it, and not to add more buses to the route... why people even bother to visit such city is beyond comprehension.
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by drtgh 2y ago
Life is cheap, we know, but it sounds more like the board will receive a bonus increase, not like engineering.
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by drtgh 2y ago
When one read the acronym "AI", should be replaced with the synonym "statistics", which shows how contradictory about redundancy and accuracy can be the people who ate the marketing about these algorithms, and are thinki
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by drtgh 2y ago
What gut feeling? the comment is arguing towards engineering, not towards homeopathy. If you have to analyze the weighing of costs and benefits, you are showing there is one point were you will consider safety too expensive, or some accepta
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by drtgh 2y ago
Why? in the short term they will say "expensive", "low ROI", without analysing the long term gains when the bridge does not collapse, and those happy customers attract new customers to our company, to run away from those

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