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At Meta, 90% of my coworkers were Chinese
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My bet is that all iPhone across the range will increase the price by $100. iPhone Ultra $1699 iPhone Pro Max $1199 iPhone Pro $1099 iPhone Air 2 $999 iPhone 18 (2027) $899 iPhone 17 $799 ( Same Price ) iPhone 17e
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Ugh. CRI doesn't include R9, so CRI 100 doesn't mean 100% replicating sun light / Incandescent Light bulb? Are there any LED that actually does a decent job in colour representation?
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>(2nd largest was owned by Walmart I am late to this thread but Sainsbury is the 2nd largest supermarket in the UK and it is now owned or have any partnership with Walmart. Or are you talking about ASDA?
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Concurrent JavaScript: It can work (2017)
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From [1], >This move is part of a broader effort to modernize the organization's Standards development and publication processes. Recent initiatives include: >Adopting GitHub-based workflows for version control >Issue tracking
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Somewhere along the line, especially with Internet in late 00s people understand the term Open to be the same as Free. When in reality they are not. But now it is all too late to debate and fix this.
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I know about voting shares and shareholder actions in US stock because they are somewhat frequently sited in all press and media. I just didn't know about sub 10% float. I know there are plenty of ways to go around it via trust funds o
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Bill Gates on Steve Jobs
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Magnitude: A coding agent that runs on open models
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Along with a recent [1] 80K CPU per Rack. The infinite appetite for CPU Core in Server fascinate me. Another point worth noting these are 300kw per rack, and that is not accounting for network and storage. With Nvidia pushing for 1+ MWatts
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Building a Dense Agentic AI CPU Rack Today
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The ISA Doesn't Matter Where It Counts
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I had to fact check this. Turns out it is true. I was not aware on US stock exchange you can have a public company with less than 10% public float. This also makes the founder net worth of around $33B.
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>I've been so impressed with Ubiquiti that I've decided to target FreeBSD for my current side project. As much as I wish Ubnt are using BSD in their product, which they are not. I am understanding how FreeBSD relates here.
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The 37signals Guide to Making Decisions
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The feedback loops behind Kubernetes
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I only wish UNAS support ZFS.
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Google just lost one of its biggest AI names to OpenAI
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Does Fastly still uses Vinyl Cache? Wondering who else is using it as well in production.
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That is why I said the 2x improvement about Webview they said earlier doesn't matter. And I believe the 10sec already accounted for the 2x improvements. >the new Outlook uses between 490 MB and 636 MB of RAM while idle, with individ
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Ubiquiti: Enterprise NAS, Built on ZFS
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>UE 5.8 is the last planned major Unreal Engine 5 release on our roadmap as we ramp up work on UE6. Unreal Engine 4 was release in April 2014 and UE5 released in April 2022. That is a 8 year gap. Seems really early to focus on UE6.
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No more "Does it Scale" question. What ever web scaling issues we have, throw in a few rack and call it a day. :) And these are Real CPU Core, i.e there are 163,840 vCPU per Rack. Oh this is fun!
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81920 CPU Cores per Rack with AMD EPYC Venice at HPE Discover 2026
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Thank you for the insight this actually answer a lot of questions or suspicious I had with Google. Surprised about Android and now Fuchsia makes sense. I wonder if anyone has worked in Google / Facebook and Shopify and I wonder how th
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For may be specific professionals? For Prosumers I don't see the need even if I have access to 25Gbps Internet. For majority of home usage it will all be WiFi. WiFi 7 has gotten to the point where prosumers are happy with its performan
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Turns out it is not really new but only open sourced it now. From the FQA. >Lore, formerly called Unreal Revision Control, is the built-in version control system for UEFN (Unreal Editor for Fortnite), where creators have been using it
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>Technology has been evolving perfectly fine for the last 50 years. Tell that to Intel and how TSMC manage to outpace Intel. It was because Smartphone had a much bigger scale. The TAM of custom foundry went up by 10x.
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>You cannot just let your machines run faster. You also need input materials, workers and logistics to scale accordingly, which is often not possible. It is not about getting machines to run faster, it is about buying new machines settin
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