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mfatica
7y ago
I highly doubt one of the most authoritarian governments is going to produce a chip the libre community would use
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mfatica
7y ago
Images, file uploads, rich text and more all have to be saved as well.
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mfatica
7y ago
If it's a few pennies for month how are their operating expenses greater than their revenue? Have you even looked at their public filing or are you just making assumptions?
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mfatica
7y ago
No marginal cost? What do you call operating expenses, AWS for example?
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mfatica
7y ago
FUD. I see no legitimate evidence presented here, the article refutes itself
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mfatica
7y ago
Look at me, I'm the GPU now
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mfatica
7y ago
elaborate?
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mfatica
7y ago
And to thank them they turn around and release huawei phones
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mfatica
7y ago
> the one and only industry Not true at all. Agriculture, semiconductors, consumer electronics, and automotive are examples of other industries tariffs are designed to benefit. Steel is one of many.
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mfatica
7y ago
Ah bummer. Well hopefully someday soon the Windows software catches up
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mfatica
7y ago
So it sounds like maybe-yes? My use case is machine learning. I have an AMD GPU and tensorflow is supported through ROCm, but ROCm only runs under ubuntu. Currently I dual boot Windows/Ubuntu but would love to be able to stay in Window
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mfatica
7y ago
Will I have full access to the GPU?
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7y ago
I avoid any desktop app that uses electron or similar. Electron is still a hog, and most things written in electron have alternatives. I don't use the slack desktop app for this reason, as an example.
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mfatica
7y ago
Because I don't want to have to install the massive nodejs runtime just to glue things together.
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mfatica
7y ago
That's not true.
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mfatica
7y ago
None of them, it's simply misinformation. These people never have any response to actual debate on this topic. How do people think Trump is controlled by Russia when he's been harder on Russia than anyone else. He armed Ukraine, s
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7y ago
> You want to be in a position where if your investors ask you for something you can just ignore them. What reasonable investor would put themselves in that position? They're just going to give their money away and not have any say
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7y ago
Do AMD processors support it?
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mfatica
7y ago
RAMBleed++
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mfatica
7y ago
> Amazon has 50% of all e-commerce spend in the US. So 50% == all?
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mfatica
7y ago
Can you provide some examples there support this claim of a "winner-takes-it-all economy"?
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mfatica
7y ago
Banning advertising of something is a bit different than banning the thing itself
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mfatica
7y ago
I'm not stealing your TV, I'm just borrowing and keeping it!
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mfatica
7y ago
Just because someone is a better salesman than you doesn't give you the right to break the law what kind of insane rational is that
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7y ago
Makes sense, I went to their site to look more in depth and it seems with the Pro subscription you get some free games periodically and also a discount on select titles. That feels like a good middle ground actually
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7y ago
Because the Google brand is still orders of magnitude more recognized than Alphabet especially in mass market. I would wager a decent chunk of their target audience doesn't even know what Alphabet is
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mfatica
7y ago
Yeah agreed, I was expecting streaming to be streaming - I don't purchase individual titles on Netflix. Maybe if it was transferable to PC or another platform I'd be more open to it.
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mfatica
7y ago
Not sure what methodology you follow, but freedom means freedom. If I don't care to leave a better world than that's my right. It doesn't make me a good person but freedom is freedom.
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7y ago
If they have proper right to those resources then they certainly can consume them however they want.
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7y ago
> but what is preventing us from doing this generally The fact that people don't actually want to do that? People are free to live their lives the way they want. There's no reason to pile most people into cities just "beca
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