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by meragrin_ 3y ago
Directed acyclic graphs?
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
I'd rather Intel. People have been pleading with AMD for years to compete with Nvidia, but AMD really has not put in a proper effort. They still don't look like they are putting in a proper effort.
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> CUDA code can be forward-ported to AMD's HIP, which can be used with the ROCm stack. Maybe in some cases, but that doesn't even really matter since hardware support is poor.
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> Western markets have been saturated for years The car market has not been saturated since 2020.
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
The executive branch cannot just make up laws because the legislative branch is "non-functional". The executive branch merely enforces the laws. If there is no law regulating AI, it is not reasonable for the executive branch to
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> The old CEO with his irrational hate of all-electric cars What? It seems to be there is a lot of irrational hate on Toyota for its pragmatic approach. There's going to be a need for ICE vehicles for decades to come. As far as I
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> I explicitly said that if you think it isn't the EPA's job, then it should be someone else's job, and not just ignored. How do you think this could be tackled? I did not explicitly say whether it should be the EPA's
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> There's no need to treat the legislator like an idiot. She's doing what EVERY legislator does, which is to identify a problem ("printed guns are a loophole in how we manage guns in this state") and saying she wants
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
How is including days where Canadian smoke covered Ohio, Pennsylvania, and whatever other states useful in regulating pollution caused by local industry?
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
Is the $5 for the same or less weight?
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
What does the antitrust trial have to do with Apple and Linux? It did nothing to help either of them in any sort of way. Apple wasn't trying to sell anything on the PC or Windows platform. Apple was developing their own hardware and
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
I doubt engineering is intimately involved in the day to day production.
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> I'd say Valve is exactly that. No it's not. Valve is just a member of the community. It cannot for distributions to adopt anything. Valve cannot prevent kernel developers from making it difficult for them to improve gaming
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
Just because they have the information does not mean it is readily available in a form which will answer a question. Parts currently in service is probably something they have regular use for and is easy to access. Figuring out the comple
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> They don't want to be inside any more than you want them to be. Huh? The brown marmorated stink bugs start migrating to homes this time of year in the north. > Just pick them up and toss them outside. No need to get medieval.
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
Outside workers(contractors and such), Infrastructure, Sales/Marketing, licensing(Star Wars, NFL, DC, etc.).
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> they can't make it available to normal people I guess you haven't been looking recently? I can go to a local store and pick one up. It looks easy to pick up one online too. https://rpilocator.com/
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
Why do their diagrams include faucets and tubs/showers? https://www.samsung.com/levant/business/system-air-condition...
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
Is it cheaper and easier to replace than to put it in a case? I doubt it.
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
You use more than one services from Google. You have to have a Google account before you sign up with Fi. Google is allowed to use opt-out. § 64.2005 Use of customer proprietary network information without customer approval. (1) If a tele
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
No it is not. They clearly provide precise steps to grant or deny access. (3) The notification must advise the customer of the precise steps the customer must take in order to grant or deny access to CPNI, and must clearly state that a den
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> I don't like waiting at lights when I could be moving, with a metro that's not an issue. So you never have to wait for a vehicle and all of your routes are direct with no stops? I doubt that. > worrying about the vehicle
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> There are far more egregious examples in Google and Microsoft properties I keep hearing about ads in Windows, but I have yet to experience anything like people claim.
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> The regular Windows ones. Nag notifications, Edge updates, search bar intrusion, that sorta thing. I still have no clue what you are referring to. I don't see any of that.
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> You say that as if it's fair for the government to expect that everyone is fully comfortable with the hundreds of thousands of pages of regulations. Is it "only" hundreds of thousands? I would have figured it is at leas
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> Have you ever used a Windows machine? Yep. I find it much better than anything Apple.
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> If you go fullscreen in a WSL terminal, at least the ads can't hurt you. Ads? What ads?
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> plenty of hackers in the '80s and '90s had public personas that were weirder than this. And they are?
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> How is the title 'clickbait'? Calling It "LibreOffice Changing To Year.Month Based Versioning Scheme" or similar just makes it longer and less immediately clear... Really I honestly fail to see how it could be consi
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by meragrin_ 3y ago
> I have a residential sized propane tank for gas Could you elaborate on that? I imagine most people do not have any concept of that. Are you talking basketball, person, tiny car, SUV, or something else in terms of size? I'm imag

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