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by indemnity 1y ago
Love the AM5 memory training two minute POSTs that make you think you didn’t assemble it correctly!
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by indemnity 1y ago
fd exists https://github.com/sharkdp/fd
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by indemnity 1y ago
Rode the Shinkansen twice in the last week (Tokyo<->Osaka). Not the most scenic, but you do have a spot where you pass Mt Fuji. Not sure if this route goes the full 320 km/h but it was plenty fast! Loved the convenience and ease
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by indemnity 2y ago
I mean, this is great, but BYD has pretty much zero installed charger footprint in markets where the Supercharger network exists. Is that going to change?
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by indemnity 2y ago
If you go for the 4080 or 5080, you will have a lot more options for sure. If you can find one, I would try get a 2/2.5 slot wide card, gives you so much more flexibility. Bookmark this Excel, saves you a lot of time looking up specs:
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by indemnity 2y ago
The PC build took months of planning, but yeah, I've been on a tear since the December break!
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by indemnity 2y ago
Final assembly was recent, but it took months of planning and research, mainly around being sure the components would fit in the tight tolerances of the FormD 2.1 9.95L case. I wouldn't say it was difficult per-se, but it did have its
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by indemnity 2y ago
My day job is soul destroying chasing down JIRA tickets, hours long cross time zone coordination calls, tedious documentation writing, and 10% of the time, if I’m lucky, a little bit of code. It affords my family a great lifestyle, but to
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by indemnity 2y ago
I have a few use cases and a few servers for them: My router/firewall is a NUC PC plugged straight into the fibre ONT. It also runs DHCP and DNS (both my home zone and acting as a caching resolver with a huge cache for the wider inter
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by indemnity 2y ago
I really wanted to run FreeBSD for my home NUC firewall/router as I like the pf syntax, but had to give up in the end because it couldn’t drive the USB Ethernet adapter at 1 full Gbps speeds, whereas Linux had no problem with the same
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by indemnity 2y ago
I have a 9950X3D and doing nothing Windows still lights up a core 5-20% every few seconds doing god knows what. Linux on the same hardware does not.
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by indemnity 2y ago
I encounter this every time there is an Apple hardware release and I try to buy on the phone, and pay with Apple Pay. They’ll have lost shipping and billing address and I have to laboriously type it in again before I can pay for it. Sometim
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by indemnity 2y ago
Ahhh, what a piece of shit that was! I spent summer lawnmowing money on that thing. When I got a real job next summer, bought an AGP Matrox Millenium G200 and after that the NVIDIA GeForce2, and never strayed from NVDA since!
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by indemnity 2y ago
The Model Y never had buttons for turning.
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by indemnity 2y ago
Like others pointed out, if we're comparing like for like, the Mac Mini is in that "mini PC" price range, and again is very competitive.
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by indemnity 2y ago
$899 (edu) or $999 is extremely competitive for what you get. Most people buying an entry level computer these days should at least consider stretching to get a MBA than the $300-400 shovelware, they’ll get so much use out of it. My wife is
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by indemnity 2y ago
Ask actual Ukrainians how they feel about your faux concern for their lives.
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by indemnity 2y ago
“Peace for our time”
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by indemnity 2y ago
It’s very on brand for Apple to remove an option to trigger / customise something that should “just work”. Example: iCloud Photos syncing is complete crap on macOS. If it has synced recently it’s not going to do it again. So you sit th
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by indemnity 2y ago
Likewise. I have two Mac laptops, three home servers, and a Windows desktop managed by Nix. The home servers are nixOS, the rest basically have the CLI environment managed with nix-darwin and nixos-wsl, all with one flake (Git repo) contain
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by indemnity 2y ago
Funnily enough the initial version of Kubernetes was written in Java! But refactored into Go early on https://archive.fosdem.org/2019/schedule/event/kubernetesclu...
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by indemnity 2y ago
Anecdote: RSUs have been about 40% of my annual income for about 8 years now (I work for a mega corp, not FAANG tho). My manager refreshes them every year, the grants vest in three tranches, we can sell every quarter, and every quarter I h
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by indemnity 2y ago
My Tesla made in Shanghai is pretty well made. Compared to the same vehicle manufactured in the US, the general finishing and fitment is superior (based on people with access to vehicles made in both countries). I have no complaints, was in
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by indemnity 2y ago
This is the Alacritty answer to a lot of queries. I took the advice, eventually.
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by indemnity 2y ago
Not having to be scanning for threats 24/7 also frees up mental bandwidth for more productive activities. We moved from a dangerous inner city suburb where that was the case, to the edges of an affluent enclave as a kid, and my grades
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by indemnity 2y ago
We had a minor 10 km/h collision in my wife’s SUV (non-Tesla). To me it looked like it would just be a minor bumper respray and realignment of some panels. Unfortunately the parking sensors were damaged too, so it’s a few grand to repa
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by indemnity 2y ago
How likely is it that TSMC will manufacture it in the current political climate?
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by indemnity 2y ago
I agree from a long term prospect point of view. They are so vertically integrated, control much of their supply chain, and are not hamstrung by an increasingly erratic and irrational CEO. Test drove both Model 3 Performance and BYD Seal Pe
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by indemnity 2y ago
If the 9800X3D is more efficient that would be a reason for me to upgrade from the 7800X3D, since I run it in a space constrained ITX case (FormD T1). That said, the 7800X3D is not exactly throttling in the case, but a few degrees less heat
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by indemnity 2y ago
Reminiscent of Biden gathering all car manufacturers except Tesla and praising GM for electrifying the industry. GM.

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