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4y ago
Charlie Munger calls EBITDA earnings “bullshit earnings”
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halotrope
4y ago
That means some process is broken. Imagine reading “flight crashed because baggage handler place some suitcases wrongly in the cargo space”
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4y ago
Is this related to yesterdays Azure outage?
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Apple did not have mass layoffs (yet) and Tim Cook asked for a 40% pay cut. Go figure
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Interestingly this brings down model 3 prices back down to 2019 levels. This is not going to help the battered down stock ( https://markets.sh/symbols/NASDAQ:TSLA )
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4y ago
GPT-3 API is also getting flaky. I guess Microsoft datacenters are getting steamrolled by the ChatGPT traffic.
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4y ago
Stricly for the hosting I meant. Doesn't HN famously run on a single Computer?
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4y ago
I would be surprised if it was more than $100 per month
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Zustand is great: https://github.com/pmndrs/zustand It gets out of the way in terms of boilerplate, has a good solution for avoiding unnecessary re-renders, has tooling for deep state updates without messy syntax (imme
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So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish
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Raw performance is not there yet but the "Max" gpus seem to be quite powerful and on par with Nvidia (on paper). Blender and also gaming (via Proton) works quite well under Linux too already which is great considering the drivers
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Yes I mean everything beta and such. But fully open source and what I saw from oneAPI they are doing all the right things recently. Let's hope that Gelsinger is to Intel what Nadella is to Microsoft.
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Running an ARC 770 Gpu on my linux workstation. After Nvidia messed up wayland support so badly, the switch is easy. Fully open source drivers. Everything is smooth as butter and event Pytorch, Blender etc are (experimentally) supported. Pr
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Pat Gelsinger and Linus Torvalds talk Linux, open source, technology [video]
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"You're not gunna beat decades of nerds programming ballistic missiles on punchcards" funny and true
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Basecamp decamps from cloud: 'Renting computers is (mostly) a bad deal’
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I noticed that when the keyboard is set to the wrong language accidentally, it becomes comically bad.
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Please keep in mind that this is based on Ultralight wich is not open source and kind of abandoned. Been a commercial customer before, promised arm version never shipped. UL worked well but the lack of support/development means I will
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What are you talking about? E.g Anandtech and GamersNexus ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRaJXZMOMPU ) are hardly examples of being "overwhelmingly positive" towards anyone.
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There is mutual no-fly zones and sanctions in place.
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Google Analytcs Live View Down?
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Thank you for the clarification!
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Thank you. One addition: - Video cards are 78% of revenue for EVGA.
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If you are willing to tinker and solder a bit, you can make your own card sized AirTag pretty easily: https://youtu.be/7rHyAAkf5tE
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You just have to love HN, thank you!
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The fundamental issue is that companies often employ people that are just meh about working. Then it is tried to make it work with tools and methologies and whatnot. If your team is alligned and motivated, they will figure out how to effici
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This begs to mention the beloved ft.com 404 page: https://www.ft.com/errors/page/404
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Most car infotainment is so bad that Apple just asking to surrender all screens does not seem like a bad proposition at all.
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Great post! I would like to add, that Diess seemingly understood at least the strategic importance of this and invested heavily. The execution is (until now) just very bad. The German brands don’t “get” software the way e.g Tesla does. Funn
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Nice, very nice!
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