mciancia

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181.
by mciancia 7y ago
Lack of NBD service from Apple really sucks
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by mciancia 7y ago
Sad thing is that matrix is not working really well
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by mciancia 8y ago
Cutlery made from paper and/or wood
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by mciancia 8y ago
I can easily get over 100Mbps on LTE, this is what I'm getting now: https://www.speedtest.net/result/a/4793874317
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by mciancia 8y ago
There are multiple alternatives to dropbox which are cheaper, but which are giving the same or better client and user experience?
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by mciancia 8y ago
Using Backblaze which is only in US and Hetzner which is only in EU might not be the best idea, you might have issues with networking between locations.
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by mciancia 8y ago
Well, since you started, it's not 1.5Gb, but 1.5GB :)
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by mciancia 8y ago
In IT not necessarily.
189.
by mciancia 8y ago
> connection requires only 8 of the 16 physical connections to be made successfully. A working 1000BASE-T (gigabit) connection requires all 16 of 16! Small error here, should be 4 of 8 and 8 of 8, respectively ;)
190.
by mciancia 8y ago
It's a bit more complicated then that ;) Indexing sure, might be done per server. But what about, for example, ranking?
191.
by mciancia 8y ago
Aaand that is just another example of what OP is talking about ;)
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by mciancia 8y ago
> Windows 10 Pro does not ship with a NUMA aware scheduler Any source of that? Link you provided only tells that Win10 pro for workstations support 4 socket configurations, nothing about numa
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by mciancia 8y ago
I can't understand how computers with that bad coil whine can pass QC, especially at this price point. I bought brand new XPS 9360 for my father and when I first used it I thought that there is regular HDD inside because of how loud co
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by mciancia 8y ago
So something like intel compute card?
195.
by mciancia 9y ago
> unnecessary internet services GCE credit might be useful for running GPU instances for training
196.
by mciancia 9y ago
Clickbait, overclocked Ryzen 7 2700X scores the same as i7 7820X. It's a bit different story
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by mciancia 9y ago
It will suck if we still won't see macbook pro with more than 16GB of ram because of that
198.
by mciancia 9y ago
Looks like you have no intern positions on your website
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by mciancia 9y ago
Well, 50k might be a lot or really low depending on the area and CoL there. And don't forget that a lot of interns make twice that...
200.
by mciancia 9y ago
By the way, it is kind of interesting what drives someone to steal someones gmail account and than use it as his own - unless it's name was in some way unique and desired
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by mciancia 9y ago
They use spring. Really, as simple as that https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NanoRacks_CubeSat_Deployer
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by mciancia 9y ago
Depends how much are you using this. Looks like right now, for k80+4cores/15G of ram, you will have to pay $0.26 per hour. PC with 1060 would run you probably less than 600USD, so ~100days of using VM 24/7, excluding network traff
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by mciancia 9y ago
Well, at least they do wrote some code for simulations using MPI which is nice I saw a few cases of "Hey, lets spend XXX USD for cluster of <RPI/something else>" and after that "Well we can't actually code any
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by mciancia 9y ago
Depends on the definition of mobile I guess.
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by mciancia 9y ago
Huh, really good quality. Wonder what kind of hardware they are using for that stream
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by mciancia 9y ago
> I don't care much about the PlayStation download thing. I generally prefer to buy my games on DVD anyway. Yeah, wait until you will have 30GB update for a game to download.
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by mciancia 9y ago
You need to count in the performance per Watt and nvidia is sometimes better when it comes to that. Anyway, with current bitcoin and ethereum price, good luck finding any high end nvidia or amd GPU - miners are buying everything
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by mciancia 9y ago
Yes.
209.
by mciancia 9y ago
They showed games (WoT I think) running using this emulation, so maybe not.
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by mciancia 10y ago
Maybe x260?

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