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by mbell 8y ago
It seems like Docker is in a really awkward place as a company. Their strategy was clearly to get everyone on the container hyper train then monetize by selling the production orchestration / runtime. But Kubernetes happened and GCP &#
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by mbell 8y ago
Mine has very little overclocking room actually, but it's not thermally limited, I doubt yours is either. How are you determining that your part is thermally limited and not silicon limited?
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by mbell 8y ago
> I think Intel has to follow AMD's many CCX per CPU approach, especially after Intel hired Jim Keller who ran the Zen program at AMD. AMD's approach as a lot of downsides, I think AMD only went that way due to yield issues and
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by mbell 8y ago
>50% of what? The base clock of that CPU is only 2.2ghz, it'll use ~45W at 2.2ghz which is what it's rated at. If the cooling in your laptop can't support that, it's a problem with the laptop, not the processor. Also
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by mbell 8y ago
They use a refined 14nm process, 14+++. > If this is the case, these chips then are going to be hot, power hungry and probably thermally throttled. Coffeelake isn't particularly power hungry, nor does it run particularly hot, nor do
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by mbell 8y ago
> This is true in intel land, but AMD has kept compatible mobos for many, many cycles now. Not really, AM3+ only supported Bulldozer and Piledriver. _Some_ AM3 boards could support these CPUs, but not all that many and only at certain TD
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by mbell 8y ago
https://www.tonymacx86.com/ and https://www.insanelymac.com tonymacx86 is the go to place for checking on hardware compatibility for the most part. insanelymac tends to be more technical, it's where a lot o
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by mbell 8y ago
> Swappable batteries (on some models), I don't see the advantage, why would I pay the size / weight penalty? I don't use my machine long enough on battery in a single sitting to gain any benefit from extra batteries. >
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by mbell 8y ago
> Because keeping a Hackintosh up and running is a hobby. It requires maintenance. macOS point release comes out? Better hit the forums/subreddits and start looking for driver compatibility/kexts/other hacks etc. Hackintos
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by mbell 8y ago
> It is time to give AMD a chance. Intel is plagued by problems with the 10nm process technology resulting in no significant innovation on their CPUs' performance or power consumption for over two years now. The difference between 1
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by mbell 8y ago
From the article: > The East Cut name originated from a neighborhood nonprofit group in San Francisco that residents voted to create in 2015 to clean and secure the area. The nonprofit paid $68,000 to a “brand experience design company”
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by mbell 8y ago
I'm not sure I buy the analysis, for many applications the single threaded performance of a 8700k vs an X5670 is doubled, e.g. ~6000 vs ~2600 in geekbench single threaded. You also can't draw conclusions of single threaded perform
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by mbell 8y ago
In you believe Intel's tech brief, the move to 10nm vs their current 14nm+++ will: 1) Have somewhat lower peak performance, i.e. peak clock rates are lower and won't surpass 14+++ till 10++. 2) Have ~2.7x higher density 3) Have ~4
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by mbell 8y ago
I think you're only considering a one-way transform, what's being proposed above is two-way. i.e. Store the output of Black as the 'canonical' version, but translate it back into your preferred style when looking at the
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by mbell 8y ago
Doesn't work as well in languages where indentation is significant. But even in languages where indentation is insignificant you'll run into issues doing things like line splitting.
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by mbell 8y ago
Slightly different use case, the "slow mode" switch on your motherboard is for use when overclocking with liquid nitrogen cooling.
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by mbell 8y ago
If you're an enterprise-ish company, you use DEP which they still support. This only affects companies that have, for whatever reason, chose not to use the solution Apple provides for this.
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by mbell 8y ago
> ...until I hit 8 gb of ram (the amount installed on my machine). I'm assuming you mean 8GB of ram 'used', by some metric of 'used'. What tends to confuse the hell out of people is what 'used' means. I
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by mbell 8y ago
What was the state of memory pressure? It's really the only thing that matters.
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by mbell 8y ago
> If the memory consumption of a process grows from 200 M (which is about what the chat apps use when freshly started) to 2 Gb, something is rotten by any metric. That is just not how memory works anymore, at least not how the OS reports
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by mbell 8y ago
> line up well enough for reflow. > If you used FR4 instead of acrylic or whatever, you might be able to leave the aligner stencil in place for reflow. That might let you do some of the smaller parts. When the solder wets it will &#x2
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by mbell 8y ago
I don't understand why people continue to compare laptops with 15W cpus like the Huawei Matebook X Pro or Microsoft Surface Book 2 to laptops with 38/45W CPUs. On CPU intensive workloads an i7-8550U is going to under perform an i7
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by mbell 8y ago
I don't think you are understanding how they are identifying content. It doesn't need to playing via the built in 'app'. Basically they are fingerprinting the video feed which passes through the video processors in the T
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by mbell 8y ago
The Surface Book 2 has a 15W CPU in it, which is the power class of the CPU in a Macbook Air. Unless you have a workload that is highly GPU dependent but makes little use of the CPU, the SB2 and MBP aren't even in the same performance
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by mbell 8y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding what is happening here, it stores the thumbnail cache in a subdirectory of `$TMPDIR` which at least on my machine is `/var/folders/.......`. So it would seems this is only a concern if you had
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by mbell 8y ago
It's not a matter of accuracy, but precision i.e. low delta-E doesn't matter here. Having bad greyscale tracking / non-flat gamma are what would primarily make this difficult but almost any modern screen is pretty good in the
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by mbell 8y ago
Not sure I understand what you are proposing as an alternative. It seems that you can either test against a 'real' system on the other end, which probably means one project pulling, building and standing up possibly dozens of othe
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by mbell 8y ago
> Sure, things like map, filter, find, reduce, etc... are made obsolete Not really. `_.map` for example works on Objects, and property access is very nice. `_.map(object, 'myProperty.mySubProperty')` vs `Object.values(object).m
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by mbell 8y ago
I think the analogy can work, but needs to be carefully applied. This wasn't an analogy taught in my EE program, but one that is common in TV programming and provided by high school science teachers whom may not themselves understand t
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by mbell 8y ago
I was speaking in general, I don't have any dart projects which I believe is what the OP is about. I do have JS projects that I think would be rather ugly if limited to 80 char line length is that is what you are asking.

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