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by h4kor 4y ago
https://solar.lowtechmagazine.com/ This version runs entirely on solar power, and can be offline if the batteries run out.
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by h4kor 4y ago
The example in the article is 40k/day for querying on 14 GB of data, every second. You can do that on a ~100/month machine or a somewhat modern laptop.
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by h4kor 4y ago
I always wonder, who looks at their pricing model and decides "Paying multiple dollars to query on a few GB of data sounds reasonable"?
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by h4kor 4y ago
The Lambda functions should put at least two objects into the bucket, otherwise you don't get that nice exponential growth.
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by h4kor 4y ago
Leak your AWS keys and a nice support team will take care of it by mining cryptocurrencies with your credit card.
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by h4kor 4y ago
https://picocss.com/ is another option for a "classless" CSS
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Searching “Wordle” in Google(google.com)
1 points by h4kor 5y ago|2 comments
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Show HN: A Wordle clone for the terminal. Written in Rust(github.com)
7 points by h4kor 5y ago|0 comments
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by h4kor 5y ago
Just stumbled over this site being down because of the shutdown https://blockchair.com/
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by h4kor 5y ago
Are you using analytics data from twitter or generate it yourself?
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by h4kor 5y ago
NVidia has a far greater complexity to handle. GPUs do a lot of things and are more generalized with each iteration. In comparison ASICs are super simple chips. If GPUs would still use the fixed rendering pipeline they started with ( only p
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by h4kor 5y ago
Let's hope this happens. They have been promising this for a long time. It's the "fusion energy will be available soon" of the crypto currency space.
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by h4kor 5y ago
Didn't know that. Are there still recently released cards sub 4GB which I could add to the analysis?
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by h4kor 5y ago
I tried to correct for overall price development. The correlation still persists.
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by h4kor 5y ago
They can probably pay higher prices when mining rewards are high.
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by h4kor 5y ago
Bitcoin is the biggest crypto currency and uses proof of work. As mentioned in the conclusion, ASICs use the same resources as GPUs. This can have an effect on GPU prices. Additionally bitcoin is still the "gold standard" and most
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by h4kor 5y ago
This would show up in the CPUs. But their prices are stable.
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Are cryptocurrencies to blame for high GPU prices?(blog.libove.org)
165 points by h4kor 5y ago|338 comments
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/R/PixelArt Update: NFT Posts Are Now Banned(old.reddit.com)
111 points by h4kor 5y ago|101 comments
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NFTs in Games Are Bad Here Is an Alternative(blog.libove.org)
1 points by h4kor 5y ago|0 comments
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by h4kor 5y ago
What does it say about these bits? I'm currently tinkering around with mp3s and wondered how many "useless" bits are in each frame. I wonder if they are ever used to trace distributors of pirated music, similar to yellow dots
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by h4kor 5y ago
More gas fee -> more profit for miners -> more miners -> higher difficulty -> more energy used
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by h4kor 5y ago
Didn't they want to end it already a few month ago?
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by h4kor 5y ago
https://delphi.allenai.org/?a1=have+sex+with+my+husband > it's expected https://delphi.allenai.org/?a1=have+sex+with+my+wife > it's good
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by h4kor 5y ago
AI learns to detect major intersections in satellite images
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by h4kor 5y ago
I already have muscle memory for medium articles. Open Link Ctrl+K ESC ESC Ctrl+C Ctrl+Shift+P (Ctrl+Shift+N for Chrome) Ctrl+V Enter Enjoy
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by h4kor 5y ago
Does anyone know why EuroDEM has no height information for Germany? https://www.mapsforeurope.org/explore-map/euro-dem
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by h4kor 5y ago
Can't say anything about the quality of the code (not an erlang programmer) but, rabbitMQ is built with Erlang. https://github.com/orgs/rabbitmq/repositories?q=&type=&langu...
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by h4kor 5y ago
Senior Data Scientist Amsterdam: $101,064 Lead Data Scientist Amsterdam: $77,726 Better avoid getting promoted in Amsterdam.
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by h4kor 5y ago
Covid put a minuscule dent into the carbon emmision, but we are basically back to normal. Death don't have a great effect as the general carbon production (oil, coal, gas) are still rising.

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