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>They've definitely slowed, but they haven't stopped. Yes if you span into 40 years. But the spot price for DRAM floor was ~$2/GB in 2008 and touched that 2-3 times over the next 15 year. It wasn't until early 2020s i
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I mean I am happy if they kept FreeBSD to be Server focused. I have been using a Mac / Windows and deploying on Linux and FreeBSD, i don't see why both the consumer and the server / enterprise has to have the same OS stack al
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It is one of the thing with consumer when they remember they brought it at the absolutely lowest price point when DRAM maker were bleeding money. Those are not normal pricing. Before the pricing collapse in early 2020, 96GB DDR5 would have
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>Did dhh provide a recipe to install hyprland properly without having to install a full "distribution"? (I don't know, it's a real question) I would guess in typical DHH fashion he would say it is Open Source. And I d
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Some Notes. According to Chrome Stats from Google 2019 [1], ~80% to 85% of images served are above bpp 1.0 ( Bit per Pixel ). Around ~95% are above bpp 0.5. I doubt this have changed if not gotten worse as images gets larger over the years.
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>what the BD acronym in “BD rate” stands for, Bjontegaard Delta-Rate (BD Rate) metric, proposed in 2001 by Gisle Bjontegaard, is a method for calculating the average difference between two rate-distortion (RD) curves. It is extremely
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Putting the human freedom issues aside, I don't see how Datacenter and Electricity production have much environmental or social concerns especially when they are built in mostly remote places. This isn't some manufacturing facilit
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China might not win on GPU or Software Stack, but they will definitely win on the lower end of the stack which is Datacenters and Electricity Grid infrastructure building out. And I wouldn't be surprised they are 10x the rate of US.
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This is a two part question, the system and the idolise part aren't related. You are ignoring a lot of quality Japanese product have been producing for more than 50 years, which answer partly why idolise Japan question. But the so call
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Perceptual Image Codec: What Matters in Practical Learned Image Compression
(apple.github.io)
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>There are really only 2 choices. For private jets there are Gulfstream, Bombardier, Textron, Dassault, and as you said Embraer. I think there was a recent new Entry, Honda from Japan.
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This is a noob question but wondering if anyone here could answer. There are plenty of choices for Small and Medium size plane as well as private jet. Why are most commercial airline only buying Boeing and Airbus? And why others aren't
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Anandtech used to do SPEC benchmarks against all CPU from x86 Intel / AMD to Apple SoC. I don't know any site does this any more.
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At this point I am wondering if anyone will be forking the Zig Bun to something else.
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>and ram is currently so insane it saves you a decade of memory price gouging in a single year, the math changes quickly. Apple is not paying the same insane price most people / other players are paying.
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> This does affect us more than we think as operators. I hope this is true but as other comments have suggested, Juniper and TrueNAS are moving or no longer on FreeBSD. I am now wondering if Netflix may one day give up FreeBSD for their
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$20B a single Fab. And you don't just have one Fab. You need multiple. And again I have to state this every time, the most expensive Fab is empty Fab. You need to fill it, and you need to fill constant and consistently for years. >
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Nvidia on track to be leading CPU supplier too, says CFO
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If we substituted war with COVID we aren't that far off as both happened in 2020. We still have to wait till 2035 to see if true.
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And they do it with products on relatively small volume. A lot of these used to happen on Apple Watch. And at one point I thought Apple Watch would be the place to do a lot of testing work. Until Apple Watch became so popular it is now back
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I keep thinking they turn off certain optimisation for older model in the name of security.
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LG Electronics Introduces First Native 1000Hz Full HD Gaming Monitor
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It is not simply just born like that. Even though he was extremely talented. Steve practice his speech and keynote way more than any others. Once you have talent + hardwork it is hard to replicate. But even taking out the talent itself, non
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>we have $300/day token quota. Unless other FAANG have the exact amount this is going to be Apple. And no wonder why the quality of Apple software has gone downhill. Apple in software development and design used to be very conservat
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When you first start off trying to solve a problem, the first solutions you come up with are very complex, and most people stop there. But if you keep going, and live with the problem and peel more layers of the onion off, you can often ti
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UWB Mobile Suica isn't just walk-through gates, it's payments too
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Yes but Only when power is a factor. Nearline Cold Storage is not the case here. And after nearly 6 years we still haven't have a solid contender to drive NAND BOM further down. So the news of competing with Nearline is certainly excit
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Sigh. Just when I was cheering Safari, finally both on Desktop and on Mobile have gotten to the point of good enough. And then to find out the list don't work on Safari iOS.
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This is one of the case limited by PCIe speed, sharing it with SSD so Network could only do 5x400Gbps Network. This is on PCIe 5.0, luckily we have 7.0 spec ready and 8.0 is even in 0.5 draft status. If we could somehow increase the density
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Faker or Karina? Google Play's new video series serves gamers' ultimate fantasy
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