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by mastax 5y ago
The power connectors on that board are strange - it's almost ATX12VO but not quite. Does the motherboard come with the 24-to-4-pin adapter? Assuming you need AC->DC an SFX power supply is probably your best option. It's hard to
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by mastax 5y ago
HBM is the expensive, it requires and organic substrate (or silicon? I forget) which is expensive, the increased thermal density is more difficult to cool which is expensive. Even with how difficult, expensive, and hot GDDR6X is that was st
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by mastax 5y ago
The police don't want to help retrieve your bike, even if you know exactly where it is.
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by mastax 5y ago
Huh, I've never seen a moped that you could pedal like a bike even in a photo. Apparently the "ped" is from "pedal," not "pedestrian." I wonder if eBikes will follow the same path? I don't think they
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by mastax 5y ago
Wow. All that packaging and power delivery must be incredibly expensive. Yet they claim massive TCO advantage over Nvidia. Amazing what you can do when not paying for Nvidia's 60% margins ;) If this is as good as they say, they shoul
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by mastax 5y ago
Looks similar to what Cerberus is doing.
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by mastax 5y ago
> One reason DC power is more viable nowadays is (as others here have mentioned) the use of DC-DC converters. They internally actually use AC to do the conversion (usually at much higher frequency to save weight and cost on inductive ele
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by mastax 5y ago
The thermal efficiency of turbines can approach 90%, which is far and away better than any other method we have. Turning energy into heat is usually not a problem.
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by mastax 5y ago
I, too, hate not dying of intestinal parasites at 24.
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by mastax 5y ago
Have you seen the behind the scenes video? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EezdinoG4mk
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by mastax 5y ago
That CGI gag was done by Corridor Digital, not Boston Dynamics.
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by mastax 5y ago
When we automate the last jobs that can't be offshored we'll have to ask some questions as a society.
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by mastax 5y ago
Just cloned and built this - was running within 3 minutes with no effort. On Windows. That's unusual for native GUI apps to say the least. Didn't know Druid was even at this stage yet so that's nice to see. It's definite
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by mastax 5y ago
Intel has talked about Xe-LP which should be a better baseline for Xe-LPG: https://www.anandtech.com/show/15973/the-intel-xelp-gpu-arch... It's a lot more like the competition, IIRC.
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by mastax 5y ago
Including dividend reinvestment?
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by mastax 5y ago
Currently the bottleneck is substrates, not TSMC.
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by mastax 5y ago
The WebGL demo has a checkbox for (Experimental) screen reader support but I don't have any speakers on this computer to test.
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by mastax 5y ago
> NOTE: The WebGL backend does NOT pass the color test. > This is because WebGL does not support linear framebuffer blending (not even WebGL 2!). > Maybe when WebGL3 becomes mainstream in 2030 the web can finally get colors right?
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by mastax 5y ago
If you live somewhere that encourages you to "pull yourself up by your bootstraps," grab hard and pull.
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by mastax 5y ago
Yes, the ERCOT energy market doesn't pay enough for grid stability, i.e. idle dispatchable capacity. Also the Texas regulator did not require enough weatherization. This is changing somewhat [0]. Also to be fair the Texas weatherizatio
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by mastax 5y ago
> If you edit a file using some sync over ssh option, and want to run a test - how do you proceed? Well you have your files synced over ssh and also have a terminal over ssh which you use to run your tests. Am I missing something? > A
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by mastax 5y ago
Don't most IDE's have the ability to edit remote files over SSH? I know VSCode can, and I remember reading a comment from an emacs user doing that. It looks like IntelliJ can do that too, though it seems to edit local copies of fi
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by mastax 5y ago
Camera modules and image processing take a lot of power.
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by mastax 5y ago
Relevant: https://youtu.be/Y8RfeAmLfn8 There's also all the body heat, and the resistive braking of the trains which is being phased out.
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by mastax 5y ago
Taxing big polluters is taxing consumers. Granted, the indirection should make such a measure more politically feasible.
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by mastax 5y ago
Additionally, there's a difference between a burned area being allowed to regrow, and a burned area being plowed and replaced with soybeans.
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by mastax 5y ago
The whole point of the DJIA is that the same rules have been used for a long time. If you want a better index there are many available.
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by mastax 5y ago
New unit: Enrons. 1 Enron is 29000 employees. As companies approach the 1 Enron mark their probability of corporate death penalty declines following a logistic curve.
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by mastax 5y ago
Its beauty comes from being small and orthogonal, but flexible enough to expand to accommodate the project. It's great for embedding, batteries-not-included; when you're writing your `class` implementation you can integrate it wit
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Anatomy of a Game: The Script System(forum.paradoxplaza.com)
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