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The problem seems to be CPU bound, it's got 16GB of memory and memory pressure is low. The CPU is a i7-7820HQ, though I thought that it was interesting that my iPhone XR (Apple A12) scores higher on a synthetic benchmark than my top o
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I'm just as surprised. Also, I was using Windows 11 LTSC 2024, not the standard version, which could impact the validity of my comparison.
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> 1. Extra silicon area being used by NPUs and TPUs instead of extra performance? I'm not an expert in silicon design, but I recall reading that there's a limit to how much power can be concentrated in a single package due to p
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Original link: https://www.journaldulapin.com/2022/11/21/wii-mac-linux/
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That sounds pretty cool, but I refuse to touch any hardware that doesn't have mainline Linux support.
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It's interesting how we've come full circle. Some of the engineers who worked at DEC later worked at PA Semi and Apple after the acquisition, helping develop Apple Silicon. DEC's Alpha workstations running Unix were among the
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Tesla is super annoying as well since there aren't many body shops that they have approved to work on the car. Prepare to wait months. That's in Sydney AU, not sure about the US.
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I mostly use iCloud for photo sync. It would be nice if there was some sort of API or something that third party applications could use to upload and download photos automatically in the background, like iCloud Photos does.
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8% seems like a lot. Car usually stays plugged in at home so I haven't seen it drain. I wonder if it's having trouble since the cameras aren't working, and constantly trying to detect objects or something?
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2y ago
As a Computer Science student, what should I be focusing on in order to get a job in this market?
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As an Aussie, it’s weird to think that induction and other cooking appliances are so slow or expansive. We have a $200 AUD induction stovetop from Aldi that draws up to 7.2kw across 4 pans
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If you are using a Mac, heapster is a different but also interesting tool for learning about what goes on inside the heap https://blackwinghq.com/blog/posts/playing-with-libmalloc/
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Doom running on Apple Lightning to HDMI dongle
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YouTube generates a transcript that’s on the sidebar (above the recommended videos). It is kind of broken text though, so I copy and paste the block into Gemini (it’s free and has a huge context) and ask it to read it and generate the point
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I quite like to grab the transcript from youtube and ask chatgpt to give me the key points.
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Indeed, I have a physical CDROM of the Tru64 source. It's interesting to look at.
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I'm not from the UK, but I get the same vibe here in Sydney. There doesn't seem to be much technical work here, all of it is in Silicon Valley.
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Not sure, it caught me by surprise as well
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Upcoming firmware update for Bambu Lab printers will break OrcaSlicer
(blog.bambulab.com)
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> no good way to choose one as a new user. I agree, lots of things I have just never gotten around to because I had do chose something, choice can sometimes be a bad thing.
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Used Airport Express is pretty good if you're an Apple household.
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The Prusa Mini required you to snap a part of the pcb off to flash custom firmware. I actually like this approach, you have to very deliberately break apart of it to signal that you know what you are doing.
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I hate these stupid ‘smart’ devices. Personally, I just have some decent quality speakers hooked up to an good quality old school amp with an AirPort Express feeding into the line in.
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I agree, my first OS was 10.5 Leopard, and I absolutely loved its graphical design—something truly special. It also had a genuine Unix feel to it, which, as you mentioned, seems to have been lost in more recent releases.
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How much salt do I need to buy for the spoon to be cheaper?
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This is perfect! Just one request, can we get dual or more subway surfers!
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Arnis: Generate cities in Minecraft from OpenStreetMap
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Nothing wrong with the E-Axle concept, but why would I buy any EV based on the E-Axle, when I can get the exact same thing buying the BYD vehicle for less.
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I wouldn't even consider it until it's got mainline support.
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Intel Terminates X86S Initiative
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