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by kcb 1y ago
The vast majority don't require the CEO of a companies politics to match theirs when buying a vehicle.
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by kcb 1y ago
I don't think that was the point of these benchmarks. Instead it is interesting to see how memory bandwidth effects CPU performance.
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by kcb 1y ago
That was addressed with the Model 3 and Y updates.
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by kcb 1y ago
> But, they never actually followed that up with truly improving the the vehicle interior and all the other bits of build quality, But that's exactly what they've done with the latest Model 3 and Y updates.
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by kcb 1y ago
Swarms of small drones aren't really a threat to large jets. Unless you're talking on the ground still. A drone capable enough to take on a jet is either something very similar to a missile or very expensive.
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by kcb 1y ago
Many of the first popular LCD monitors were 17" or 19" 5:4 1280x1024.
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by kcb 1y ago
It's not really comparable because the Nexus 7 has a 16:10 screen. Looking just at the size in inches without the aspect ratio is really only part of the picture. The Nexus 7 is like twice the width of a phone.
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by kcb 1y ago
There's no real physical reason to run those LLMs on the end device. LLM interaction is not particularly latency sensitive as in single digit ms like gaming. So if there's no real usability drawback from hopping over the Internet
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by kcb 1y ago
The vast majority by an order of magnitude of those developers will be using AI models on a server somewhere.
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by kcb 1y ago
Sorry my unit was wrong 15Mbps is pretty common for the highest nitrate streams
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by kcb 1y ago
I don't know, 4k HEVC at 15,000mbps looks plenty good to me.
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by kcb 1y ago
G6e surely would be much faster for inference and cheaper.
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by kcb 1y ago
A great thing about CUDA is that it doesn't have to deal with any of the graphics and rendering stuff or shader languages. Vulkan compute is way less dev friendly than CUDA. Not to mention the real benefit of CUDA which is that it&#x27
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by kcb 1y ago
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/fundamentals/s...
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by kcb 1y ago
Ok?
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by kcb 1y ago
This is not great. Decades of hardware reviews all the way back to the first GPUs becoming less accessible. Why would anyone consider taking it down when there was so much content that could be hosted with little effort while still making s
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by kcb 1y ago
So the response of the government is to add even more rules and limitations to building housing…
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by kcb 1y ago
I have one of those too. Found a nice 32gb spec one on eBay for a good price. Last I tried Ubuntu the main issues were the speakers were very quiet and usb-c display out didn't work.
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by kcb 1y ago
Stick a few decent quality 800 rpm fans on that huge ass radiator and suddenly you can hear the soundtrack and get 120fps. Chasing full passive cooling is futile. Anyway I'm pretty obsessed with low noise on my gaming PC but with the r
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by kcb 1y ago
There's people that straight faced make the claim that FSD is worse than GM, Ford, Toyota etc. driver assistance systems. Meanwhile we can put an address in while in the driveway, go through the streets and highway, and arrive at a des
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by kcb 1y ago
People that think those other systems are anywhere comparable to FSD smell of cognitive disonanace. Just try it at some point and compare yourself. Or watch one of a million videos. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oWDVJ4Fjf
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by kcb 1y ago
Every year I have to gather documents as evidence of our R&D. The distinction from the accountants was that anything that was not BAU counted. So fixing a bug and supporting a production system did not count but developing a new feature
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by kcb 1y ago
FP multiplication is non-commutative.
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by kcb 1y ago
Every kid and teen I know wants one of those shiny gaming PCs. Much more than past decades thanks to all of their favorite streamers predominantly playing on gaming PCs. They have half an aisle of those PCs just at Costco. Seems out of touc
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by kcb 1y ago
The tool hardinfo2 works pretty well for system stats. Somewhat similar to hwinfo64 on windows.
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by kcb 1y ago
Very confused by this. As far as I know it's standard for lenses to be custom made for your frame even when you purchase them at the same time. I just sent an old pair of glasses to eyeglasses.com for new lenses. I never considered thi
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by kcb 1y ago
Yea...you can get a nearly identically specced ASUS for $300. This is a compromised low-end laptop at mid-end pricing.
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by kcb 1y ago
RAM is on the package not inside the CPU. Maybe possibly some performance boost from that but the benefit is mainly improved packaging.
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by kcb 1y ago
Windows Phone 7 was another OS. Windows Phone 8 was the next totally incompatible OS just couple years later.
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by kcb 1y ago
Opteron was a much bigger deal than you're making it sound. Market share was up to 25%.

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