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by kcb 4y ago
That's like a small swimming pools worth of whatever it is. Feels pretty insignificant.
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by kcb 4y ago
"In Brussels the following year, SHG UK Representative, Kedell Worboys, along with Director for Latin America & Caribbean, Directorate-General for International Cooperation and Development, Jolita Butkeviciene, signed a Financing A
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by kcb 4y ago
Rampant cheating is already happening on consoles through controller adapters and mods.
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by kcb 4y ago
> and a good example of this would be his "let's see how many bolts this impact gun can remove in X amount of time" - each time a bolt is screwed on and screwed off, it polishes the threads, changing the amount of resistan
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by kcb 4y ago
> Until and unless Google meaningfully commits to never neuter ad blockers, it’s still critical and urgent that we switch to Firefox. Google doesn't want ad blockers to exist, the evidence is not that they make the majority of their
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by kcb 4y ago
Yet somehow I can load up 15 year old PC games on decade newer hardware pieced together from random vendors and it all works fine.
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by kcb 4y ago
Being able to use the app you want to use serves the end user pretty well.
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by kcb 4y ago
Being able to continue using an older not actively maintained app they still want to use is pretty good for the end user...
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by kcb 4y ago
But that's not all electrical engineering. Most electrical engineering jobs don't require a professional license.
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by kcb 4y ago
5000 and 6000 mobile chips are Zen 3 with some skus that are Zen 2. The 6000 series mobile chips with Zen 3 and RDNA 2 are available today and are excellent.
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by kcb 4y ago
> If Google actually wanted to cripple adblockers, why wouldn't just ban them outright and remove addons used for adblocking purposes from the Chrome extension store, or completely remove APIs that allow for content blocking? Why wo
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by kcb 4y ago
Why doesn't Chrome on Android support addons?
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by kcb 4y ago
Yea but that's how new tech works. If the price of every new generation of hardware scaled linearily with the increase in performance we'd be needing mortgages for a new PC/GPU.
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by kcb 4y ago
Needs pretty expensive chipsets to do that though
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by kcb 4y ago
No it doesn't. Unlike desktop parts the mobile chips are single die, it's the separate IO die which seems to be the primary reason for the high idle draw. Current gen AMD mobile chips are pretty much even with Intel at idle and si
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by kcb 4y ago
Don't use band steering. Let your devices handle it.
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by kcb 4y ago
But is it Web Scale?
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by kcb 4y ago
Apple should get the credit for making the smartphone industry what it is today but there's no need to rewrite history.
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by kcb 4y ago
Similarly gitlab supports merge results pipelines. https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/ci/pipelines/merged_results_pipel...
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by kcb 4y ago
Do people really want to work in pairs all the time? I feel like it would get tiring if not just an occasional thing. There's also value in being able to be an "individual contributor"
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by kcb 4y ago
These questions and more would be answered if you watched the video.
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by kcb 4y ago
> This sort-of proves that AMDs are toys, and NVIDIA is for serious work https://www.top500.org/lists/top500/2022/06/
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by kcb 4y ago
Android Open Source Project may be free but check out any Android phone sold in the west at least and it will be loaded with closed source Google software.
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by kcb 4y ago
Love that these include a basic igpu. Makes them much more viable for home server and low end desktops(when eventually discounted).
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by kcb 4y ago
> Apple keeping memory on chip, is likely providing a huge memory latency advantage How? It's the same LPDDR5 everyone else is using and it's on package not on "chip". The trace length has a negligible impact on laten
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by kcb 4y ago
It's not. 5nm Ryzen will finally give us the more apples to apples comparison. Unfortunately we're probably a ways out from 5nm Ryzen mobile chips.
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by kcb 4y ago
> But even in 2005, Intel wasn't necessarily good - they just happened to be the least bad right then. I don't think it's a coincidence that Intel Macs coincided with the release of Core/Core 2 Duo cpus. At the time t
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by kcb 4y ago
I have a late gen Samsung plasma and it really is still impressive. I think one thing it handles way better than oled/lcd models is broadcast/lower rez/bitrate content.
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by kcb 4y ago
I still don't understand how Georgism makes any sense in a digital world. The biggest companies in the world require irrelevantly small amounts of land to operate. A person can make millions in a 10x10 box with a computer.
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by kcb 4y ago
Assuming any piece of code won't or shouldn't be changed feels wrong. If you're a library developer you have to put processes in place to account for possible change. If not those public interfaces are just as refactorable as

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