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moonbug
6y ago
fewer.
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moonbug
6y ago
always suspected he was a wrong'un.
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moonbug
6y ago
well, yeah. All of the opencl implementations were (and probably still are) awful. Other than requiring a lot of boilerplate, I found it adequate, essentially a clone of the the CUDA C driver API. opencl 2 went into the weeds going full c++
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moonbug
6y ago
bro, it's ok not to have Https on all the things.
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moonbug
6y ago
you can do that in mathematica, I think.
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moonbug
6y ago
it's a pet project.
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moonbug
6y ago
in other words, Nvidia's product execution was spot-on.
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moonbug
6y ago
but almost no one codes to the CUDA driver api.
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moonbug
6y ago
you'll never know if you're speaking to the Blight.
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moonbug
6y ago
the cars are transmitting? are you quite sure?
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moonbug
6y ago
Article about Uber are always instructive: read and then do the exact opposite.
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moonbug
6y ago
Dunno, but disks are consumable items - don't kid yourself otherwise.
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moonbug
6y ago
This class of drive will typically have a design life of 5yrs at 100% duty.
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moonbug
6y ago
balloon gas is typically about 90% helium and is generally a recycling of helium expended in industrial applications.
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moonbug
6y ago
drives like this will typically be rated for a 5yr operational life.
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moonbug
6y ago
If it's a cover for anything it's right-wing politics.
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moonbug
6y ago
but why.
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moonbug
6y ago
yeah, next year in Jerusalem.
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moonbug
6y ago
no, because it is unrealisable.
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moonbug
6y ago
there's no way this is being sold into the EU.
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moonbug
6y ago
edgy, kid.
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moonbug
6y ago
> You can already do many things with crypto that you cannot do with the traditional banking system OP meant legal things.
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moonbug
6y ago
there's already too to much of it.
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moonbug
6y ago
"As such, DeFi may potentially contribute to a more robust and transparent financial infrastructure." check your comprehension.
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moonbug
6y ago
http://ftp.dell.com/monitors/Dell_SX2210-Monitor_Webcam%20SW... enjoy
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moonbug
6y ago
...and yet it is so. Total energy required to mine one block / # transactions per block.
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moonbug
6y ago
> It is hilariously inefficient system I think you mean "morally reprehensible"
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moonbug
6y ago
> Bitcoin is now considered by some important for our future finance system. Really? give us a source, one who isn't either a grifter, a shill, or a criminal.
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moonbug
6y ago
Bitcoin needs to be exterminated.
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moonbug
6y ago
because now you've turned failed IO operations from an errno into a segfault.
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