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by jagger27 6y ago
What makes you so skeptical? I don’t think it’s off-message at all for this admin to order such a thing.
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by jagger27 6y ago
Do you have a source for this? I'd love to know what node they're using. I'm guessing no better than 12nm, but who knows?
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by jagger27 6y ago
Other commenters in this thread have mentioned netbooting their Pis to avoid that exact issue. A typical USB flash device won't be any more reliable than an SD card, though it might be better cooled.
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by jagger27 6y ago
Bring it on. If Arm is the future of desktop computing, it'll need a competitor.
845.
by jagger27 6y ago
It’s still pretty cool that these cards have enough oomph to get close enough to real-time for DLSS to work.
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by jagger27 6y ago
Brilliant to see where some land masses stay relatively intact and how little they've changed. Newfoundland and Labrador in today's Eastern Canada stand out to me. I really want to those weathered ancient mountains some day.
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by jagger27 6y ago
I mean sure, I don't look back too fondly on the days of $0.99/mo 128MB OpenVZ plans, which is where I feel this distaste comes from. Digital Ocean, Vultr, and Linode have been way more solid for me and they keep each other honest
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by jagger27 6y ago
I'm pretty excited to see what they'll offer in the 10- to 16-core range for Zen 3 and if they'll hit the magical 5GHz mark. Anyone else remember the promised 10GHz of the NetBurst? It's nice to see the industry slowly c
849.
by jagger27 6y ago
I mean, it's still running WebKit (most likely through a WKWebView) at some point to render any HTML mail. There truly is no escape.
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by jagger27 6y ago
Well that was a silly bet. Of course we were bound to find something in between a just formed black hole and a supermassive black hole.
851.
by jagger27 6y ago
I don't get this argument at all. Here's an example hierarchy of shitty to good questions to drop in IRC: > I have a question > I have a programming question > I have a Go question > I have a question about interfaces
852.
by jagger27 6y ago
I was barely an hour outside of Ottawa in the Gatineau Hills last week and didn't have usable coverage.
853.
by jagger27 6y ago
The sad part about what you said is that there is definitely fibre in your area. After all, there’s a 5G tower within spitting distance.
854.
by jagger27 6y ago
Does anyone know if Darktable supports Fujifilm film simulation profiles like CaptureOne?
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by jagger27 6y ago
iMessage works in my experience, not sure where you heard that.
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by jagger27 6y ago
> you can stripe the data for one object into multiple arrays and use the same handle to index each of them which can improve locality. I wish programming languages made it easy to structure arrays of objects like this. I think Johnathan
857.
by jagger27 6y ago
Alpine is very fast too.
858.
by jagger27 6y ago
Yes it does.
859.
by jagger27 6y ago
As someone who slept under one that would start flashing just before the sound started, oh yes, the light alone can wake you up. It's like a flash of lightning, or at least a really bright camera flash.
860.
by jagger27 6y ago
Still waiting on Bell Canada to let me be part of the next third.
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by jagger27 6y ago
Wow, such convenient timing. I just gave up fiddling with the CLI interface on Linux in favour of 1Password X, which otherwise works great. Shoutout to @cohix, I'm sure you had something to do with it!
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by jagger27 6y ago
Fusion Pro doesn’t have to be expensive either. It’s easy to find $5 gray market keys on eBay.
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by jagger27 6y ago
AMD and TSMC have really excellent relationship. Nvidia on the other hand does not, since it's rumoured most of their next gen GPUs are going to be made on Samsung 8nm because TSMC bid high against Nvidia and wouldn't budge. Apple
864.
by jagger27 6y ago
And Nuvia, Qualcomm, Huawei and whoever else decides to get TSMC to make some killer Arm-based SoCs. Seems like the playing field is about to get a lot bigger.
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by jagger27 6y ago
I’m not an Intel employee or contractor, I’m only going off what I’ve heard from about contractors being treated poorly on campus as you described. More crucially, the red tape around information access severely limits contractor’s abilitie
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by jagger27 6y ago
Or promote them all to be blue badges and end the caste system.
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by jagger27 6y ago
I don’t know if this is right. The money seems to be in customized Arm-based chips for now and I think for quite a while still. Apple and Nuvia might take Arm to crazy new levels with their customizations but all their chips will still be A
868.
by jagger27 6y ago
It sort of bothers me how much feature creep CSS itself has undergone. Was it not enough to leave things simpler and just use pre-processors and JavaScript? What hope does one have to implement the entire CSS spec from scratch now?
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by jagger27 6y ago
I don’t see the problem if you’re just planting small seedlings or doing direct sowing.
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by jagger27 6y ago
Why?

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