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kcb
3y ago
So basically no different than the old office LCD monitors that you can buy for like $20 today.
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kcb
3y ago
Do they say what the resolution of the panel is? The main thing that would be interesting is if it was a super high res panel that could accommodate many lower resolutions cleanly with scaling. Like the Analog Pocket for example.
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kcb
3y ago
I see unifi APs everywhere in businesses.
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kcb
3y ago
Sure but the person judging the clothes you wear, the car you drive, the style of haircut etc. certainly is silly to try to make themselves the non-asshole in this story.
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kcb
3y ago
Continue...
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kcb
3y ago
Have you seen the massive flat surface on the front of pretty much every pickup? It seems like if anything the hood angle would make it better than those.
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kcb
3y ago
People don't want $60k+ Fords and Chevys.
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kcb
3y ago
So how exactly do you want dogs to continue? Just wild dogs mating? Would that not just over time result in losing the traits that make dogs desirable companions.
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kcb
3y ago
Even if X11 goes away XWayland will be around.
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kcb
3y ago
Meh. I think Valve would definitely support Proton on Linux if Mac had Vulkan support on the GPU. High performance DX 9,10,11,12 translation to Vulkan is what made Proton possible. And no MoltenVK is not enough.
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kcb
3y ago
Seems like something you can do with Istio External Services.
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kcb
3y ago
Anything's a failure when you ignore all of its success.
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kcb
3y ago
I think there's a chance the Cybertruck design influences other companies vehicle designs. Not quite the same level but similar sharp angles. At that point it's weirdness will reduce.
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kcb
3y ago
Everyone has USB-C monitors.
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kcb
3y ago
Unfortunately no, but there are almost certainly clusters in the hands of private companies and government organizations that would prefer not to advertise their capabilities.
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kcb
3y ago
Yea I assume they meant 2021. 2012 was still the early days of GPU compute. Best we had were M2090s.
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kcb
3y ago
Someone needs to figure out at what point all the compute in the world became more powerful than a single H100.
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kcb
3y ago
The most powerful listed supercomputer has 37,888 Radeon GPUs, so in the same order of magnitude.
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kcb
3y ago
The US has also had like 120+ years of various waves of mass immigration.
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kcb
3y ago
> The firm also built a compute cluster fitted with 5,760 Nvidia A100 GPUs in June 2012 Wow, that's some really early hardware access. /s
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kcb
3y ago
I don't know the technical specifics but I've had a Logitech and Sennheiser BT headset with dongle. I'm pretty sure the dongle is Bluetooth but it is definitely doing something out of spec because there's a huge differen
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kcb
3y ago
It needs to be a model with a dedicated dongle if you're going wireless. Otherwise for 2 way audio they switch to the Bluetooth phone call profile that hasn't improved for like 20 years. I use a Sennheiser/EPOS DECT headset.
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kcb
3y ago
All you really need is a proper headset with boom mic. Either USB or one with a proprietary dongle because 2-way bluetooth audio sounds terrible. I would think it's pretty common for companies to issue everyone a headset these days.
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kcb
3y ago
12 slices?
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kcb
3y ago
In our society, why should they be expected to build for free? Unless you only hire previously wealthy individuals the idea that there's this class of selfless scientists at the top of their field that don't need to pay a mortgage
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kcb
3y ago
It's almost like they live in a vacuum where there's not a nation in particular with essentially infinite resources and smart people like them that will immediately capitalize on these delays.
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kcb
3y ago
The new management has declared that their primary goal in all this was to stop the gravy track.
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kcb
3y ago
You think those funders will stick with their insistence on the direction of not creating products and making money.
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kcb
3y ago
Microsoft depends on OpenAI as long as they're rapidly advancing. It seems the new leadership wants to halt or slow the rapid advancement.
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kcb
3y ago
Yea it's not about new eras. Hold on a sec "Hey Siri, navigate to the nearest Costco". Yea nothing has changed for the average person as a result of first space launch
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