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by godDLL 5y ago
Depends on whether a GPU is present. But yes, all the things. Encoding video, modelling and rendering, compiling large code bases, sleeping for a week at least. Good. EDIT: Oh, your question was about the GPU, not the CPU, soz Well, I don&
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by godDLL 5y ago
No, he's correct on the side of speed. But that only ticks one of seven.
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by godDLL 5y ago
Not so, and here's why: Apple is chasing a target, and so does Lenovo. But Lenovo is chasing the way a MacBook used to be, which is good in my opinion. And Apple is skating wherever THE PUCK ARE THEY SKATING NOW SRSLY
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by godDLL 5y ago
That was a significant development, six years late to the table my personal count. So yes, I'm aware. If only it did not come packaged in a sissy mirror powder-box I'd love it. They flimsy keyboard with no travel, and the fragile
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by godDLL 5y ago
They are basically an iPhone digitizer in landscape mode, so yeah, they are very much OK. Trackpoint is still preferable for when editing text.
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by godDLL 5y ago
Heat mostly matters when charging or discharging rapidly, if wear is concerned. So might be less significant than you'd think.
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by godDLL 5y ago
Or externalize the camera and networking modules, so that one can pop them in and out like a battery. Yes.
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by godDLL 5y ago
When you leave home for a day, come back and slide a cup over your table – does it screech?
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by godDLL 5y ago
Thanks, I'll take another look at Gen9 X1 TP
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by godDLL 5y ago
Yes, they are better for going back. No, that's not going to do. I don't even live in a town. There are literally rafts (barns) all over where I live. I can not escape sand. And a single speck is all it takes. To poke a hole in th
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by godDLL 5y ago
I've seen those and touched them. One speck of sand is all it takes, keyboard or screen. Bust. No thanks.
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by godDLL 5y ago
Or poke a hole in the screen by leaving a single speck of sand on the keyboard before closing the lid. There used to be a thick glass panel in front of it, but no more.
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by godDLL 5y ago
Yeah, that really happens. And it's not like there hasn't been enough time for a whole new generation to come up having those things around them from the start. So it's not about education. People don't care to know the
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by godDLL 5y ago
Yeah, but eating my own poisons was over with in the space of three-four months. Now it's just enjoyable. On OMAD or fasting days you can feel the added energy in motivation, the added processing in the enjoyment you get from living yo
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by godDLL 5y ago
That is a part of it, sure. But there is also Discipline to go with that.
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by godDLL 5y ago
Alt. Q. Why did God make you? A. Sit down with your back straight, close your eyes and shut up for like 3 minutes. Then ask the question. You will get an answer.
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by godDLL 5y ago
That's a good and noble purpose. How has that been going for you, if you don't mind me asking? Got something to share? Something to show? I'd love to find out more of what you've done with it.
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by godDLL 5y ago
And to let go.
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by godDLL 5y ago
"To be ready to jump in and swim" is what it would probably be in common English, without the British wink.
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by godDLL 5y ago
On the first point we agree. I'd add that you shouldn't actually use your analytical engine when doing that, but rather your intuition. Because if you actually start measuring and evaluating your progress you'll come up again
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by godDLL 5y ago
On the last part, of life not ending for some, we're already too late. Discuss.
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by godDLL 5y ago
Knowing what it is you will enjoy and planning for it is part of the answer, yes. Making room for it. But there is another component, and it is about finding what it is you will enjoy about anything you're about to engage in. Turn your
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by godDLL 5y ago
If you can do all that in the space of a week, week after week, then sure. I found out that no, I can't actually manage that. Maybe you can though. Are you trying right now? How's it going, if I may be so familiar?
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by godDLL 5y ago
That's a good direction to set one off. Love it. I don't enjoy that question the OP voiced in the framing that he used. I think it's a misguided framing, that does not limit the question sufficiently that it might have a chan
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by godDLL 5y ago
I would go "use of life is for it to go on, and a noble goal is to minimize suffering".
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by godDLL 5y ago
Ancient hebrews used the telling of personified stories to explain concepts about tribe dynamics that are mathematical in nature. Perhaps something similar is going on here, and you misunderstand the text. Maybe it is to say that when you t
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by godDLL 5y ago
I don't know. If I sit down with my back straight and close my eyes, I can, in the space of 3-5 minutes, infallibly find the inner joy rising up from my body. Same way that something's kinda tense, and something's kinda sat o
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by godDLL 5y ago
That endeavour would be pretty much futile, would it not? The momentum in the other direction is built into the world physics, the rules of the game, is it not? Would that not lead to a frustrating life?
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by godDLL 5y ago
Whenever that happened to myself, I'd start over in a different space. New rules, new acquaintances, new things, and new experiences. Get out the house. No. Sell it and move. Move somewhere you would expect to be surprised. Do somethin
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by godDLL 5y ago
You make it up. That question, you made that up entirely. The concept of a point of a life, or lives or maybe, the existence of life. In the same way you should think of an answer. You should. You. Because right now it's like you'

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