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by jagger27 6y ago
And the GPUs are usually the bigger component.
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by jagger27 6y ago
What a great domain name.
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by jagger27 6y ago
This is only half true. Uber in particular has a loose rule that says any prices you display online have to match what's posted on Uber Eats. I say it's loose because restaurants just raise their prices on Uber Eats anyway and not
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by jagger27 6y ago
> Passenger jets have different goals and are built to have stable flight -- the plane wants to fly level I can think of a particular passenger jet that doesn't.
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by jagger27 6y ago
> few generations old And by old, I mean /old/. 130 nm was used on the GameCube, PPC G5, and Pentium 4.
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by jagger27 6y ago
This type of design seems very unforgiving to defects. I think the only place they can get away with a bad core is in the GPU portion. Mind you it’s pretty small at 82mm^2.
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by jagger27 6y ago
It would be weird (and cool) if Apple ends up being the company to provide easy off the shelf access to a powerful Arm workstation.
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by jagger27 6y ago
What the hell? How did you respond to that?
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by jagger27 6y ago
Looks like it comes with Killer WiFi. Pretty questionable choice there.
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by jagger27 6y ago
They might control the DSLR space, but they certainly hold no candle to Sony, Fujifilm, and co in the mirrorless space. There’s no shortage of extremely high quality lenses there too. I thought mirrorless cameras were already outselling DSL
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by jagger27 6y ago
It’s funny. Apple’s UI has taught me how to use emacs instead of the other way around. I use Ctrl-A and Ctrl-E all the time.
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by jagger27 6y ago
I was waiting for Craig to say that every Mac with a T-series chip could be used as a dev platform, since they're pretty strong on their own. Oh well. Maybe to smooth things over they'll ship an A-series co-processor with those Ma
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by jagger27 6y ago
I think it'd do just fine. The A12X has 10 billion transistors. Sandy Bridge has 1 billion.
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by jagger27 6y ago
Windows on Arm might not be able to make use of all the secret sauce and custom silicon these chips are bound to have. Who's going to put in that work?
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by jagger27 6y ago
I mean, is the iPad Pro not evidence enough? The A13 is much, much better than the chips in RPis.
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by jagger27 6y ago
I wonder what an alternate timeline would look like where Apple went for AMD semi-custom x86 chips instead of Arm. The Mac Pro would have 64 cores, MacBooks would have great APUs, and Apple would be able to segment their products at their o
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by jagger27 6y ago
It's a boxing term.
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by jagger27 6y ago
The dead pixel disclaimer bothers me too, but at this price point you really can't argue.
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by jagger27 6y ago
I'm curious to see if they'll open up access to the T-series chips in our existing Macs to at least experiment with or use as a co-processor. The T2 is no slouch—it's based on the A10. It also makes me wonder if they'll
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by jagger27 6y ago
There’s definitely something to be said about poking a physical pin in assembly. It makes me feel like I actually have control of the computer, and that I’m not just along for the ride.
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by jagger27 6y ago
Even Ottawa is liveable without a car, and that’s despite half the good jobs being in Kanata.
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by jagger27 6y ago
I’ve been interested in adhoc mesh networking for a while but I don’t really know where to get started software or hardware wise. I have lots of OpenWRT compatible equipment lying around and want to experiment. I feel like internet blackout
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by jagger27 6y ago
Genuinely curious what’s missing.
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by jagger27 6y ago
Telehealth is a great asset. Minor diagnostics can be done so much faster without waiting rooms and checkins while freeing up more time and space for more serious in-person care.
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by jagger27 6y ago
> I'm sure there's a word coined for these 'death of Apple' posts. Post-Jobsism, maybe? For me the saddest part of modern Apple decline is software. Sure, they made some really horrible hardware blunders but on the wh
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by jagger27 6y ago
The linked blog post in TFA has a clearer title: "DirectX is coming to the Windows Subsystem for Linux"
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AMD to Support Zen 3 and Ryzen 4000 CPUs on B450 and X470 Motherboards(anandtech.com)
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by jagger27 6y ago
I deliberately left the RGB header unplugged on my CPU cooler for this reason.
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by jagger27 6y ago
Kind of tangential, but wouldn’t it be cool to have a rack or two of Internet Archive shards in local library basements?
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by jagger27 6y ago
As someone else mentioned in the other thread, it's a bit odd that they're aiming for 5nm production at this fab in 2024 because 3nm should be ready to go by then. You'd sorta think that since they're already breaking gr

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