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by nahnahno 2y ago
The efficiency tests are garbage. Notebookcheck are comparing whole system power draw and equating it with SOC power draw, when in reality the SOC may draw a fraction of total system power, especially under single core workloads. Take those
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by nahnahno 2y ago
Mongo is hated here but I’ve made many services with Postgres and mongo is just far easier to use. Json tooling in Postgres is not as good. I don’t particularly hate or like any one database, but thinking about migrating the workloads that
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by nahnahno 2y ago
This article makes it sound like introversion is a personality disorder and maladaptive for society, which is frankly insulting. Extroverts have enough advantages in modern society, they don’t need to try to erode ours.
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by nahnahno 2y ago
There is no indication it’s a broad manufacturing problem. It was contamination on Intel 7 that happened in 2023 and was resolved, and is not responsible for the instability issues in the majority.
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by nahnahno 2y ago
lol what a stretch of an analogy
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by nahnahno 2y ago
And yet it is incredibly productive. The poster that contrasted engineers with artists got it right I think. Go is an engineer’s language.
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by nahnahno 3y ago
About as relevant a measure of speed as parsecs
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by nahnahno 3y ago
The money afaik has to be used for actual manufacturing activities.
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by nahnahno 3y ago
Given that their parts have been, up until the past 5 years, clearly better than AMDs (and any other chip manufacturer), and in the last 5 merely competitive, that’s quite the statement. Nevermind that with Gaudi, they also have the only vi
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by nahnahno 3y ago
Did you read the article? It’s about how expensive RDS is, not about how Postgres didn’t work.
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by nahnahno 4y ago
You clearly don’t have mental illness or a drug addiction. Yes, absolutely, you are severely discriminated against with either of those. People see you as utterly unreliable, weak, and unworthy of the kinds of respect afforded to able minde
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by nahnahno 4y ago
This is how free speech ends. If the parent doesn’t think the image is inappropriate or would damage the child, they should be free to share what they want. Full stop.
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by nahnahno 5y ago
This seems like the misuse of impressive sounding words. The hypothesis has nothing to do with US law. It’s a question of whether there is sufficient empirical evidence in support of the prevailing hypothesis, that the virus originated from
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by nahnahno 5y ago
Wonderful story, thanks.
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by nahnahno 5y ago
Sounds great: a new way to fund the most elite, well funded researchers.
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by nahnahno 5y ago
I completely disagree - do enough, or failing that, nothing. That is enough to solve the well-defined problems. Giving extra to your employer for the same money is a recipe for exploitation. Additionally, “extra” tasks are less defined and
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by nahnahno 5y ago
Unfortunately instead of focusing on the toxic culture, it opens with “”” But if this company’s culture and work environment are a template for the future Jeff Bezos envisions, we are headed in a direction that reflects the worst of the wor
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by nahnahno 5y ago
LOL. How much should her sex protect her from creating a fraudulent diagnostic product that could lead to the deaths of patients? Women get a much easier pass in the criminal justice system, typically.
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by nahnahno 5y ago
Increases reaction times is right == slows reaction
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by nahnahno 5y ago
This is exactly the point
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by nahnahno 5y ago
Ah the objectification of men.
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by nahnahno 5y ago
> Researchers avoid making claims beyond the limits of their research. My experience as a Ph.D. researchers is exactly this. > This can look like doubt or uncertainty when it is not. No, it is absolutely real uncertainty. The differen
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by nahnahno 5y ago
What research have you done? Because it doesn't take long to find evidence that they have a list of side effects including some not-so-innocuous ones, and the admission that research is lacking: Possible long-term side effects of puber
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by nahnahno 5y ago
Because giving hormone suppressors to developing kids could have massive implications to their physical and mental development? Has there really been enough research on the subject to come up with a valid cost-benefit analysis? > How can