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by mrangle 3y ago
The FBI has been doing this for a few years, as far as I remember
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by mrangle 3y ago
Right. Price should determine what one buys. There is a marginal performance bump between them for the same advertised TDP, and so suppose if price is the same then next gen it is. Otherwise buy what is cheapest.
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by mrangle 3y ago
TDP reduction = heat management = reliability management but mostly noise management. I've never tried to water cool a 125 watt processor and so I can't speak to that. But especially if one uses air cooling or ideally passive cool
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by mrangle 3y ago
Look at the i3. Though it isn't much different than last gen, and that buying decision should be mostly determined by price (for the same price, go later). Unless there are significant enough non-speed related architecture differences
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by mrangle 3y ago
I consider price and TDP as the two important variables, for performance, that aren't completely reconcilable. They should be considered separately, and then together for a buying decision for example. To illustrate and acknowledging t
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by mrangle 3y ago
Definitely have to adjust for TDP. The new gen Intel processors match the M2 performance for $100-150. TDP is triple but still relatively low. There isn't really anything available from non-niche retailers that approaches the TDP of Ap
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by mrangle 3y ago
A system that needs serious reform in the public's interest.
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by mrangle 3y ago
What is your legal reasoning for a lesser clearance significantly reducing the severity of the breach? Petraeus was charged because of the severity of the breach. If the breach wasn't severe, someone like Petraeus would not be charged.
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by mrangle 3y ago
David Petraeus shared some of the most classified docs in the government with his lover and biographer, which is a top crime. He got a slap on the wrist. DC trades on classified info leaks. I'm unsure specifically what this officer had
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by mrangle 3y ago
This isn't necessarily the win that some people think that it is. Do you like your standard of living? For most, you should when compared. That comes from one type of economy. This is another type, incoming. And there are no guarantees
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by mrangle 3y ago
No need to travel all the way to mushrooms. Marijuana is known for increasing ability to concentrate, and it does to a great degree. It's just that like regular mushroom use, the long term cognitive effects are absolutely counterproduc
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by mrangle 3y ago
Looking super-forward to when the six decade old magical psychedelic promise and cultural noise is finally put to bed. It seems to renew with the help of an unidentifiable whisper in each generation. Speaking for the scads of homeless and i
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by mrangle 3y ago
The article uses strange language to couch the results. Making an error isn't solving a problem at all. It should read that higher IQ leads to more reliable problem solving. Which would be less click-baity, admittedly. I understand why
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by mrangle 3y ago
Of course it doesn't work. Homelessness is caused almost entirely by cultural factors that are getting worse. Therefore, homelessness has been and will continue to get worse. Stop comparing the United States to small European States. T
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by mrangle 3y ago
If Musk can borrow against his shares, then Market Cap is wealth.
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by mrangle 3y ago
That's not right in my estimation. The correction would be that there are lots of famous people that you don't hate, but that plenty of other people do. Your simple bias is that you assume that your hatreds and who you give passes
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by mrangle 3y ago
As someone who is 100% indifferent to Bezos I can offer some objectivity. I suspect most people are indifferent to Bezos and most other ultra-wealthy men. No matter who you are and what you do, if you are in the limelight and/or have m
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by mrangle 3y ago
Musk is still widely adored. I'd point you to the relative popularity of the Media that is down on Musk and instructs others to be so.
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by mrangle 3y ago
Explain how restricting pay packages will improve the dismal quality of Netflix programming at the time that I unsubscribed: this goal being the only defensible one from a shareholder standpoint.
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by mrangle 3y ago
Been seeing press releases, like this article, for this tech over awhile now. I'm now in a "start selling it or it didn't happen" phase of attention to it.
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by mrangle 3y ago
Indicates the inevitability of reduced time that it takes for fake history and data to be declared valid and widely defended by core institutions. Eventually the onslaught of subtle yet elaborate falsehoods will overwhelm the institutional
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by mrangle 3y ago
Its not. Guns aren't programmed to behave in a certain manner. The end user is in control. In contrast, the manufacturer of the AI determines its behavior. Not the end user.
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by mrangle 3y ago
Otherwise known as a difference of no difference.
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by mrangle 3y ago
A half-lifetime of experiencing and observing modern medicine, in good faith, has taught me that participating in the medical system while not in need of emergency care is risking one's health and life. Assuming that one doesn't e
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by mrangle 3y ago
Massive hidden variable possibilities. Scientific discipline has been shitty for so long. It's exhausting. Beyond that, I wouldn't exactly call a 20% reduction evidence of direct cause.
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by mrangle 3y ago
You people are self-serious while naive, and it is going to be hilarious watching you watch how this ends. I hope that we get to see it together.
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by mrangle 3y ago
I was using "investment" as a catch-all for both speculation and use. As in one "invests" dollars into BC with either the intent of selling it for cash later, or the intent of eventually using it. See "with any sign
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by mrangle 3y ago
Unsure about the network effect, but you are spot on about the rest.
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by mrangle 3y ago
Speculation is all that is required for validity. Parallel to barter, desire-to-use is all that is required for use-case. Governments are going to remain challenged by the need to now assert that possession or use of a legal instrument, wit
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by mrangle 3y ago
Via sanctions, it is illegal for you to use specific mixers assuming you are a US citizen. Which does make it your problem. And if you have a mixer or private coin that isn't under sanction, it is only a matter of time as determined by

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