mciancia

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by mciancia 4y ago
What other languages can you "easily" do like that?
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by mciancia 4y ago
Maybe someone mixed up regular dram and optane dimms?
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by mciancia 4y ago
I's that just another rebrand from clevo or something like that or they actually did something on their own?
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by mciancia 4y ago
Displaylink doesn't support hidpi monitors on macOS with fractional scaling (unless they fixed it in last month or so). For me this is a deal breaker since I have 27" 4k monitors which IMO work best at 125%-150% scaling
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by mciancia 4y ago
How so?
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by mciancia 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if that most the biggest reason for so much pushing for 5g - they probably want to get some standard with good deployment/coverage that can handle massive amount of devices per cell before they start to doi
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by mciancia 4y ago
I know ;)
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by mciancia 4y ago
Well, seeing that most desktop PCs are running at 110V or 230V, I think it's quite easy to find something that will run under ~220W or ~460W ;]
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by mciancia 4y ago
Displaylink and/or macOS does not support scaling on hidpi displays for some reason so it's not a good alternative :(
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by mciancia 4y ago
Eh, I have been using latest gen x1 carbon for last year or so that I got from work and recently bough a p15 gen1 for some personal windows usage. I have to say, both machines are terrible. X1 is pretty slow (some 4c i7 with basic iGPU) - r
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by mciancia 4y ago
That is IMO a very shitty experience, why would they do this when they already have an online shop where you can configure stuff? You cant blame people people for not knowing this when such thing is gatekeeped. IMO fuck dell for that approa
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by mciancia 4y ago
We still didn't see Apple desktop m-series cpu And you know, maybe 12900k is 15-20% faster in single core, but cmon - it's 250W tdp cpu vs something that doesn't even need active cooling
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by mciancia 5y ago
Eh, forcing people to use Windows in big corps is such PITA :(
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by mciancia 5y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if those statistics are not really worth anything. Like, it's possible they don't take under account people who are contracting, RSUs/options, yearly bonuses and whatever alse companies are offeri
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by mciancia 5y ago
Mhm, best if we don't do anything because it might cause an inconvenience for Putin, right?
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by mciancia 5y ago
So you say NATO existance created russia? ;)
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by mciancia 5y ago
Don't worry, it's not like Amazon is paying like that in the UK ;] US market is kinda special thanks to high concentration of tech companies in SV behind great wall made of Visas/greencard lotteries
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by mciancia 5y ago
I kinda wonder what kind of salaries FAANGs can pay while working remotely right now, outside of US. While in US salaries can be veryy good, for example Google in Poland is known for paying pretty bad
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by mciancia 5y ago
Fixed now xD
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by mciancia 5y ago
> Who on earth is spending $000,000s on a virtual ship? Money laundering?
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by mciancia 5y ago
For retail, true. I would be surprised if amazon actually pays that much
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by mciancia 5y ago
W8 what >>> 699/(24*0.65) 44.80769230769231 days Nitro card obviously costs a bit, but for ROI on mac itself is closer to 6 weeks than 6 months ;)
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by mciancia 5y ago
Meh, I don't think that too many things that AWS is releasing are at all relevant for hobbyist because of pricing. I n this case, you need to pay at least 16 usd for running this because of 24h limitation, so for example using scaleway
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by mciancia 5y ago
There are always optical usb3/displayport/thunderbolt cables but that adds a lot of $$ to the build
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by mciancia 5y ago
Is there actually noticably lower latency when going from sodimm/on MB RAM to memory integrated in SoC? I would expect bottlenecks to be somewhere else, not in those few extra centimeters of traces
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by mciancia 5y ago
Uh, that is pretty bad IMO, especially after adjustments. Afair it was much higher a few years ago...
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by mciancia 5y ago
> Base Frequency 4.72 GHz > Maximum Frequency 6.03 GHz This was seriously overclocked, wouldn't be surprised if with liquid nitrogen. So probably poor comparison to laptop CPU ;)
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by mciancia 5y ago
Nice. I wonder what kind of social media is gonna grow next to tiktok/fb/insta
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by mciancia 5y ago
If someone wonders, 155GB per day is 14.35Mb/s on average
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by mciancia 5y ago
Clubhouse is still a thing?

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