mciancia

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by mciancia 3y ago
But there is no paid egress when we are moving data between account within one region, rigth?
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by mciancia 3y ago
So, given their comparison with iphone/65 inch TV we would need 10k PPI to get similar PPD. I wonder if that's possible with todays technology Edit: Seems like there are some news from last few years about samsung having 10k PPI d
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by mciancia 3y ago
Isn't that something that you already can do in Prime, Apple TV and google movies?
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by mciancia 3y ago
Is that bad?
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by mciancia 3y ago
https://www.scaleway.com/en/
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by mciancia 3y ago
Crazy that it has been 20 years since 10G was available and it's still very uncommon outside of enterprise
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by mciancia 3y ago
Used 3090 are going for ~600usd these days (at least in Europe) thanks to crypto mining crash - building a workstation with 2 of these is fairly easy for 48GB of vram, with 4 a bit more tricky but still doable and affordable IMO
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by mciancia 3y ago
200A*240V is 48kW ;) Also, in Europe 3 phase power afair is fairly common.
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by mciancia 3y ago
That might be within some quickcharge specs and it won't output 9v by default
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by mciancia 3y ago
tldr hackers are from DragonSector (one of the top CTF teams) - https://dragonsector.pl/ They were contacted by workshop which was doing maintenance of those trains and had no idea why they stopped working
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by mciancia 3y ago
So, if not $2k then how much more? How much is this monthly premium? We are talking about 50USD, 500USD, more? You say out of pocket is in thousands per year - so I assume <10k? I wonder what is upper bound of yearly cost for having same
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by mciancia 3y ago
Lol, SWEs and execs can earn more than 100k Eur in Poland (not every company though). Is Germany that far behind?
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by mciancia 3y ago
I just send back a brand new ThinkPad with 64GB of ram to replace it with M1 Macbook pro with 32GB. Night and day, Thinkpad was a joke with thermals, noise and battery life. No thank you
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by mciancia 3y ago
Just because there are X outputs on GPU, doesn't mean it will work with all of them at the same time
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by mciancia 3y ago
> "Google decided to not give it any more security updates" I mean, this sounds like pretty good reason to me
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by mciancia 3y ago
Well it's quite possible that it is useless for you since you didn't hear about llama by now ;)
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by mciancia 3y ago
Interesting, in terms of resolution: PS VR2: 2000 × 2040, so ~4Mpix per eye Quest pro: 1800 x 1920 pixels per eye, so ~3.5Mpx per eye Vision pro: "The custom micro‑OLED display system features 23 million pixels" So 11.5Mpix per ey
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by mciancia 3y ago
Kinda unimpressive since it seems that it's just mac studio with pci-e expansion
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by mciancia 4y ago
...what I think you are mixing up "nobody want to program in Europe" with "nobody wants to program for peanuts in Europe"
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by mciancia 4y ago
Google Poland afaik has hiring freeze right now.
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by mciancia 4y ago
Not "is used as training data" but more like can be used. That also means that they can use your interactions with GPT to see what they can improve, but still do the learning on other datasets
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by mciancia 4y ago
Maybe it picked up something that was leaked before and was included in this pre-2021 training dataset. Or it's other way around and someone from within Amazon was highly inspired by something that was open on the web and now it is com
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by mciancia 4y ago
P1 is based on X1 extreme, not X1 carbon, just FYI
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by mciancia 4y ago
How would you want to achieve that?
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by mciancia 4y ago
Hmm, snapdragon XR2 is 3 year old SoC. Anyone knows if XR2+ is somehow better?
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by mciancia 4y ago
Problem starts when you need python in version different from what was provided with you OS
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by mciancia 4y ago
It's the same as right now. We have 100W (so 20V at 5A), we will have 240W (48V at 5A). Gauge doesn't change, since current stays the same
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by mciancia 4y ago
How do you want to move Europe to solar power? Do we have any reasonable capability of storing excess power from summer till winter? Why not nuclear?
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by mciancia 4y ago
Well, if cost of hardware on ISP side is fairly similar for 1G, 10G and 25Gbps, then why not offer also the fastest option just because you can? > if the service you are using can't keep up. Thats standard chicken and egg problem, w
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by mciancia 4y ago
Maybe it not an easy problem?

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