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by kcb 2y ago
Fedora and Ubuntu release at the same frequency...
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by kcb 2y ago
What are you getting at?
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by kcb 2y ago
I worked in IT at a CUNY school at the time. Just hilariously poor and unintuitive. Every student was given an Employee ID number. Course registration was basically handled by an e-commerce addon.
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by kcb 2y ago
Besides lithography there are also several US suppliers for semiconductor manufacturing, Applied Materials, Lam Research, KLA.
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by kcb 2y ago
Nvidia has very little desire to make a high-end razor thin margin chip that consoles traditionally demand. This is what Jensen has said, and it makes sense when there are other areas that the silicon can be directed to with much greater pr
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by kcb 2y ago
The other problem is Intel's graphics drivers for 3d gaming are a distant 3rd place. Games just haven't historically targeted their GPUs. We've had like 2 decades of games that for the most part have tested compatibility with
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by kcb 2y ago
Even then the GPU was Nvidia.
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by kcb 2y ago
Yea, i too want my pro device designed around my grandmas use case. Make sure we think about the children too.
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by kcb 2y ago
Go check how many second hand 1080 TIs are on the market vs all GP102 Quadros and Teslas. I think the myopia is in the other direction. Counting SKUs is not evidence of unit sales.
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by kcb 2y ago
I don't know about that. It wasn't long ago that gaming dominated Nvidia's revenue. Professional non-datacenter GPUs were never really on top. No doubt in my mind the 1080ti, as it was basically a legendary gaming GPU, sold m
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by kcb 2y ago
Problem is once you have to scale to multiple GPUs the interconnect becomes the primary bottleneck.
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by kcb 2y ago
and have way less power
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by kcb 2y ago
Surely this law that specifically effects holders of the assets we all have our retirements in will have no externalities which effect me.
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by kcb 2y ago
Don't forget once this mass sell off happens it's likely to tank the entire economy. But at least for a brief period the federal government will have to borrow $1 trillion instead of $1.5 trillion to cover the deficit.
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by kcb 2y ago
Containers aren't ephemeral unless you want by default though. Are you passing in --rm on run?
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by kcb 2y ago
.NET Framework isn't EOL and is probably going to be supported forever pretty much. There are still regular updates to .NET Framework distributed through Windows Update.
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by kcb 2y ago
So no more publicly traded companies. Now they only way to invest is to be in an elite social circle.
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by kcb 2y ago
Surely that would just mean no IPOs ever again right?
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by kcb 2y ago
> 3. Potentially true but I would still set up my business in the US and just pay the tax, if I make $100m it’s $20m for the government and I rate that as a great deal to be honest. You've described the wrong type of tax. I make $10
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by kcb 2y ago
Mono can run old .NET framework applications directly.
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by kcb 2y ago
Wild to me given the processing power cheaply available that those touchscreens also feel unresponsive and laggy.
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by kcb 2y ago
I don't disagree and I don't think anyone is making the argument that Russia and Putin will be great neighbors from now on. But no one ever seems to propose that there's still a possibility Ukraine can retake that land. I wou
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by kcb 2y ago
> Ukraine should just give up and let Russia have the land they previously seized in the war in the interest of ‘peace’. Is it really that wild of a take though? The argument as a I understood it was, there's almost no progress bein
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by kcb 2y ago
Wasn't it more like, "Here's some hardware don't use it as a weapon system", "Hey can we use this to blow up some russian ships?", "No", internet goes on collective Musk hates Ukraine and loves P
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by kcb 2y ago
Nvidia is pushing 64KB pages on their Grace-Hopper system.
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by kcb 2y ago
It's on the backdrop of the 777X being delayed like 4 times so far.
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by kcb 2y ago
Isn't there own distro an Ubuntu derivative?
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by kcb 2y ago
A millisecond is an eternity in HFT.
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by kcb 2y ago
What an incoherent argument. Russia started a war and it doesn't just magically stop at their border. It's like arguing against the allies advancing into Germany because they should've just been protecting their homeland.
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by kcb 2y ago
These are 4nm.

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