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by iopq 3y ago
I mean, it costs much more to expand and maintain access for them, why shouldn't they pay more?
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by iopq 3y ago
That was ATI execs emailing Nvidia https://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-amd-ati-graphics,63...
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by iopq 3y ago
This isn't true, there are a ton of companies that make lots of money while not being pieces of shit AMD is pretty good at having open source drivers, supporting Linux and Wayland, working with Framework to make an upgradable GPU in la
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by iopq 3y ago
Nah, he totally, like, sounds like a Valley girl
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by iopq 3y ago
Funnily enough, just listening to high pitched noises reduces my tinnitus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUZOSg3a1rk it turns out it's a "phantom limb" problem of hearing - when your high pitch hearing abil
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by iopq 3y ago
If your native language is Ukrainian, when you learn Russian you don't get more phonemes, unless you count slightly different mouth positions of vowels.
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by iopq 3y ago
Anecdotally, I know a Serbian who went to study to the US for a year in high school and has a perfect Californian accent.
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by iopq 3y ago
because it often sits uncompressed on the drive
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by iopq 3y ago
Not really, since they do a mathematical function over blocks and don't need a single if statement. They map learned data + input -> output as a pure function
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by iopq 3y ago
The fan I bought was exactly the thickness that I had between the bracket and the top panel of a mITX build. But since it's the EXACT thickness, there's no way to put it there. I ended up sanding the fan's plastic shroud for
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by iopq 3y ago
You're talking about one product, which is the 4090, which is 0.88% of all GPUs used by Steam users [0] The top GPU is the 3060, at 4.89% which both Intel and AMD match with their offerings [1] The top AMD dGPU is still the RX 580 at 0
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by iopq 3y ago
Because when you make it denser, you can cut the CPU into smaller parts, which decreases costs when you make it less dense, it can clock up higher, but you will have fewer cores per mm^2 AMD went with both approaches, where their hybrid CPU
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by iopq 3y ago
AMD stacked cache is a significant increase and gives a huge boost in certain gaming scenarios, to the point that it's a 100% increase in certain games that rely on huge caches
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by iopq 3y ago
You'd be contributing to the local economy by buying local groceries, going to local restaurants, bars, etc. Remember that rent is never 100% of your expenses
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by iopq 3y ago
Well, it doesn't even work for the next lesson because repeating something in your short term memory doesn't do anything. I've tried it. You can write it a hundred times and still forget it in two days (been there, done that)
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by iopq 3y ago
You can't map sounds when you can't remember the difference between b, d, p, q
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by iopq 3y ago
They learn the characters by writing a line of each character repeatedly. It's a super inefficient method. 1. Once you have written it once, repeating the motion doesn't help you memorize it because it's in your short term me
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by iopq 3y ago
You mean give away your money to the locals? Who do you think those costs go to?
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by iopq 3y ago
That's when you move to the Philippines and retire
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by iopq 3y ago
Not your coin, not your nation state
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by iopq 3y ago
I don't see how it's a more complicated game than poker, which has a huge tree of possibilities at every potential street of betting. Not just in future streets, but also in the past streets that influence your future decisions.
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by iopq 3y ago
So to make Python fast you just need to write a library in another language, brilliant
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by iopq 3y ago
It should be similar to this 1700s English model, probably trained on modern data to start and then at the end fitted to the smaller data set
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by iopq 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corpus_Inscriptionum_Latinarum approximately 180,000 inscriptions
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by iopq 3y ago
The initial roll out of USB mice was on 125Hz polling interval. The PS/2 mice were faster at first because they sent the signal immediately with no delay. You can easily see the difference - with 125Hz it's impossible to draw a go
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by iopq 3y ago
My desktop has all vertical ports, now what?
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by iopq 3y ago
and this is why that example doesn't work - you find out onclick doesn't work where you thought it would work whereas you can addEventListener anywhere you want
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by iopq 3y ago
Smallest projects just throw up a bootstrap template and call it a day something like this: https://www.hotelpalacebarcelona.com/ they don't care it's not "html first"
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by iopq 3y ago
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9348752/ there's evidence to suggest that there were two separate events from different strains at the start of the pandemic this doesn't disprove the la
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by iopq 3y ago
Early on I argued for bignums and decimals in Rust, imagining also things like automatic currying, and other FP features But it went a completely different way, ripping out any runtime it had, making reference counting a lot more noisy, etc

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