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571.
by kcb 3y ago
Yea theoretically, but in memory latency tests the M series chips are well behind Intel and AMD systems.
572.
by kcb 3y ago
It's been common for like a decade now.
573.
by kcb 4y ago
https://www.caranddriver.com/news/g39628015/best-selling-car... It's on the list sure, but no sedan is the massive mainstream seller that they used to be.
574.
by kcb 4y ago
No one at almost any income level buys small cheap $20k - $30k cars. They take out a loan to buy an F150, RAM, or midsized crossover. Or buy used. *In the US
575.
by kcb 4y ago
Apple marketing made it sound like they were doing something special with RAM on their M socs. Really they mainly improved packaging form factor with run of the mill LPDDR5. It's questionable if this really does much for performance as
576.
by kcb 4y ago
I would guess most cars don't even implement it.
577.
by kcb 4y ago
Pretty boring answers honestly.
578.
by kcb 4y ago
In my experience at least with somewhat newer low end smart tvs, Roku is far and away a better experience than Android or Fire TV. Even higher end TVs with Android TV are a laggy mess. If you're looking for a cheap bedroom TV I would o
579.
by kcb 4y ago
The collapse of the Soviet Union...
580.
by kcb 4y ago
The last drawn out proxy war with the West didn't end very well for the Soviets. The Ukraine war is already many times more costly. Remember too, those tactics during WW2 were on the backdrop of a brutal fight for survival where it was
581.
by kcb 4y ago
Nature destroys crops = dead?
582.
by kcb 4y ago
I'm still seeing equivalent AMD based laptops with much higher battery life ratings.
583.
by kcb 4y ago
Nothing wrong with modelling your real world business objects with OOP. Thats essentially what Domain Driven Design( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Domain-driven_design ) is. It's difficult to pull off sometimes but
584.
by kcb 4y ago
Most of it. Go an hour to the west of NYC.
585.
by kcb 4y ago
What is it with this weird cost obsession? The US shot down the airborne object down with it's Air Superiority fighter using it's most run of the mill A2A missile. You think it would be more cost effective to retrofit a decades ol
586.
by kcb 4y ago
Not really anymore. Most cars don’t have a discrete radio head unit anymore. The radio is way too integrated with vehicle controls.
587.
by kcb 4y ago
There's many people that still have the perception that Tesla is a small fish waiting to get gobbled up by legacy automakers. But every year that becomes further from the truth. A company with $80 billion revenue and 100,000+ employees
588.
by kcb 4y ago
Unless you're one of the very few known as top in a field, mastery of a specific technology adds very little value and is always in danger of becoming more legacy than relevant. That's in comparison to someone with enough knowledg
589.
by kcb 4y ago
Yea that is my thought as well. With how easy it is these days to spin up managed Postgres or compatible DB services it really seems unnecessary to not just start with that.
590.
by kcb 4y ago
That would never fly in production for any sort of enterprise application with uptime requirements.
591.
by kcb 4y ago
> Surely things can be adjusted to have it rise for 6-8 hours (overnight) rather than for 2-3 hours? Yes, some would even argue that it gets better if you leave it for several days.
592.
by kcb 4y ago
> They've likely never baked bread in their life and have no idea what a time/effort sink it is. It's not the hardest thing to make from scratch but as you say it's not practical for someone with a day job. I really d
593.
by kcb 4y ago
Yea I'm guessing there's not a ton of fresh WPF or forms desktop apps being created. We've mostly moved to ASP.Net backends with React frontends wherever possible.
594.
by kcb 4y ago
First class. I would wager that most new .NET projects are primarily targetting Linux for deployment.
595.
by kcb 4y ago
One thing if you go with one of those random Amazon/Aliexpress pcs is ditch the power brick they come with. Those generic things are stupid under built and inefficient. Get a proper matching one from a brand name like Mean Well, Delta,
596.
by kcb 4y ago
No. The US almost definitely got the better end of the deal. Lots of pieces got to test their readiness in a live scenario.
597.
by kcb 4y ago
1000s of AIM-9s have probably expired in storage. Money is relative.
598.
by kcb 4y ago
I don't think anyone considers the expenditure of 1 AIM-9, probably the most ubiquitous A2A missile platform in history, a drain of resources.
599.
by kcb 4y ago
Meh. Complaining about the cost of shooting this down is pretty silly. F22s are already flown on a daily basis. And munitions are spent regularly in training excersises. It would cost far more millions to set up a training excersise even ha
600.
by kcb 4y ago
One would think.

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