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kcb
5y ago
I think the main use case are home and maybe small-business servers which generally aren't built with actual server hardware. Just look at the rack in his video which was basically just a bunch of desktop PCs on their side.
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kcb
5y ago
This is probably all sorts of improper. But I've used a cable like this https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08C5FWQND/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b... . Then 5V USB-C power supply into the USB-C connector and a USB-A t
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kcb
5y ago
Yea it would be much better if only a small select group of elites were allowed to invest in companies.
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kcb
5y ago
One reason unfortunately is you have to share the road with those $50k pickup trucks and I would not want to be in a $5000 box anywhere near those things. I've seen a video once of a lifted pickup hitting a small economy hatchback. It
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kcb
5y ago
> New high tech cities are being built all over the world now. They are paying top money so getting top talent and top firms to work for them. Where? China, who has effectively no immigration? Definitely not Europe.
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kcb
5y ago
> Tesla just packages Panasonic. GM just packages LG. They're not making batteries from raw materials. That's not really true. Tesla and Panasonic jointly developed their cells. And the latest 4680 cells are fully designed by T
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kcb
5y ago
Great Grandad why did you fight in World War 2? "I didn't grasp the concept of personal liberty."
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kcb
5y ago
He's figured it out. Dispatch the team.
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kcb
5y ago
Despite n number of games working Proton/Wine is still not ideal. The performance and frame pacing especially on graphically intensive games is significantly worse than Windows.
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kcb
5y ago
Ocean is big land is small.
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kcb
5y ago
Is there any service that I can just upload a py file and a requirements.txt and it will just run? No bundling, packaging, git, cli, etc. Not even for a web app but main use case is to host a Discord bot.
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kcb
5y ago
The dev org also doesn't concentrate on just one application. I've not seen this situation where every Ops personnel is assigned to the entire stack. Each Ops employee or team in a larger organization is generally responsible for
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kcb
5y ago
> Point 3, at least in my shop, you're just wrong. I don't know anything about what you're writing. I probably don't even know what problem it is supposed to solve. You are mistaking the highway road crew for mechanic
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kcb
5y ago
It pains me. Just add this magic line to your pipeline and everything will "Just Work (tm)"
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kcb
5y ago
I don't follow. Why compare a developer to the entire ops organization?
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kcb
5y ago
You can buy air quality sensor boards that should be pretty easy to integrate with arduino or an rpi. I have one from sparkfun.
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kcb
5y ago
>Yes, you can run the latest Linux. Linux now has native M1 support. Lets not promise the moon here. The M1's Linux support is far from complete and definitely not ready for general use.
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kcb
5y ago
Dell XPS and Surface
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kcb
5y ago
Those requirements rule out Macbooks as well.
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kcb
5y ago
Because worse that any current build system is having to learn and migrate to a new one.
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kcb
5y ago
Sure but that is not peak power consumption. The charts I'm seeing for DRAM power consumption are based on the gbps.
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kcb
5y ago
Wouldn't that only really apply while doing intensive memory accessing. Something that you would probably only be doing a very small percentage of time.
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kcb
5y ago
Because procurement processes suck and developers don't want to deal with them. When it's something from Microsoft, Google, Amazon, it's not a problem because those deals are handled at a level that developers don't inte
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kcb
5y ago
Not really. Shareware, Trials, Demos all come with the expectation that if you want to utilize them fully you will eventually need to pay.
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kcb
5y ago
Overall if they want to charge for their product that's fine. I just hate the model of release free or really permissible application, wait for widespread adoption, then tighten clamp. For what it's worth they've lost my busi
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kcb
5y ago
Where will the esport players come from?
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kcb
5y ago
Should work fine. They recommend AMD gpus.
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kcb
5y ago
> Just because something is not possible, does not make it any less required. Yes, it does.
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kcb
5y ago
Wow you are smart and good at money. Good Job!
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kcb
5y ago
I eat an apple every day and still haven't gotten COVID.
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