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871.
by ls612 3y ago
4090s are only sold out because of the China sanctions and are moving back towards MSRP. Fundamentally even a 48GB desktop card would be no substitute for a B100.
872.
by ls612 3y ago
I mean the Great Firewall works fairly well so it’s a matter of political will not technical capability.
873.
by ls612 3y ago
If you give 500 people a few thousand dollars (in cash or in kind) it makes them better off. If you give everyone a few thousand dollars you cause inflation.
874.
by ls612 3y ago
“Many were increasingly of the opinion that they'd all made a big mistake coming down from the trees in the first place, and some said that even the trees had been a bad move, and that no-one should ever have left the oceans.“
875.
by ls612 3y ago
How much memory could a single system thread handling the audio use? Forgive my ignorance I don't deeply understand OS level memory management but I thought, much like the task scheduler has priority understanding for CPU resource mana
876.
by ls612 3y ago
Yeah I have USI gigabit and it just works (tm) I’ll be sad when I get my PhD and leave the area.
877.
by ls612 3y ago
You’re always gonna have a ton of lawyers in congress and state legislatures because if you were interested in law enough to become a lawyer you are disproportionately likely to want to write laws.
878.
by ls612 3y ago
It will run a lot faster by using the tensor (Ray Tracing) cores than the standard CUDA cores.
879.
by ls612 3y ago
When I visited the South Island last year and rented a (gasoline) car I was struck by how little infrastructure there was even in the towns. And on the freeways there was almost nothing by the side of the road between towns every 30-50 mile
880.
by ls612 3y ago
16TB Seagate Exos are hard to beat on value so long as you have a spare room to put the NAS in (those babies are loud!)
881.
by ls612 3y ago
r^2 is around 2.3 for the alleged size so it won't be too big a difference.
882.
by ls612 3y ago
In substance no. In spirit absolutely.
883.
by ls612 3y ago
Epigenetics is just Lysenkoism dressed up for modern sensibilities.
884.
by ls612 3y ago
My impression is that this is known to be possible and it’s mainly an engineering challenge to get good yields cheaply.
885.
by ls612 3y ago
This was always going to happen. The human eye has a field of view and dynamic range no display technology can hope to match anytime soon. The future of AR is not reprojecting the outside world on a screen; it is screens which can become tr
886.
by ls612 3y ago
Loser pays has a different trade off. If you have a case which is close on the merits (where you may well win but it isn’t certain) you may want to concede early because you are risk averse about paying BigCo’s legal fees. It isn’t a free l
887.
by ls612 3y ago
What are they planning to install as the computer for the Titan helicopter mission launching in 2026?
888.
by ls612 3y ago
They’ll probably just criminalize possession of GenAI image models. That’s clearly where the political winds are blowing.
889.
by ls612 3y ago
Rooftop solar doesn’t seem like a good with unobservable quality that significant (which is necessary for the Akerlof equilibrium), this seems more like people not understanding what they are buying. For instance I 100% guarantee you the r
890.
by ls612 3y ago
Depends on how well connected you are to the establishment whether a prosecutor would try to bring charges on more novel fact patterns. Rule by law vs rule of law and all that.
891.
by ls612 3y ago
Alcoholism (or to be more precise, alcohol dependence) is a physiological condition. Gambling ‘addiction’ is a psychological condition. That is what I mean by difference in type. No amount of self control will stop Delirium Tremens but some
892.
by ls612 3y ago
Again, whatever you call it calling two very different things the same name is fundamentally dishonest. But that’s par for the course for politics.
893.
by ls612 3y ago
Obviously that means the solution is to treat talking to passengers in the car as an equivalent offense to drunk driving, according to the other commenters in this thread.
894.
by ls612 3y ago
I’m saying addiction as a term referred to chemical dependency. Now it is being redefined to mean “people doing anything I don’t like and don’t think they should do”. Whatever you call it there is a tremendous difference in type between alc
895.
by ls612 3y ago
The GPS app is doing something screwy and I’m getting lost so I look at the map to figure out where I need to go. Other than that I don’t use my phone in the car, if I get a call I can take it on my Apple Watch.
896.
by ls612 3y ago
Do people go into chemical withdrawal if they don’t have phones? Because they sure do if they are actually addicted to a substance like alcohol, cocaine, methamphetamine, or opioids. Calling phones/games/tv/social media/
897.
by ls612 3y ago
"I don't have what I want so imma throw a tantrum and take it" is how we expect toddlers to behave. When it comes to grown men we should have higher standards in society. Most are perfectly capable of not committing armed rob
898.
by ls612 3y ago
Sounds OK to me don’t commit violent felonies.
899.
by ls612 3y ago
It only takes a few assholes left unchecked to ruin it for the rest of us.
900.
by ls612 3y ago
You missed the point. He is saying the application of state violence against the outlaws of the wild west using firearms is what caused the decline of outlaws in the wild west.

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