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neuromancer2701
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The "Rome" EPYC processors have 64 cores and 128 threads and with a dual processor board you can have 128 cores 256 threads in a 1U server.
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Amen, I am in a smaller city in Central Va. If you go more than 10 minutes outside the city no Comcast. There is a local cable company but it is 3x the Comcast price for half the speed. I can be 15 minutes outside of the city and have no
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8y ago
I love Daniel Suarez's pair: Daemon and FreedomTM.
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8y ago
Like Polyface farms here in Central Va: http://www.polyfacefarms.com/
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8y ago
Those are actually silicon hardware cores all of these are soft-core applications.
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8y ago
"Undoubtedly better for the environment than a carnivorous diet" I think this quote is extremely dubious. How many of these companies study what the beyond organic movement is going with restorative agriculture. Having cows eat
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8y ago
I meant like the ZOTAC ZBOX MA551 which has been basically vaporware for the last 9 months showing up at consumer show every 3 or 4 months. NUC like package.
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I wonder how long it would take to get mainline linux support and when these boxes could be bought off of Aliexpress. There are basically no small form factor 2400G systems and this have better graphics.
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8y ago
One issue that could be addressed internally is the number of state representatives and the city/rural allocation. From my understanding California still has the same number of state representatives(from when it was admitted to the US)
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8y ago
I think an argument is that at some point the government becomes an entity of its own e.g. thousands of faceless bureaucrats so they are not fighting for the commons but for their own existence.
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It would be interesting to compare feedlot vs feedlot/algae vs grassfed. There is already a solution to this problem that has numerous other benefits. Revert all of the former grasslands that are monoculture fields of corn to raise g
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9y ago
Yeah, some of these first gen robots seem very stuck in old industrial equipment paradigm. A single Massive lumbering slow robots vs multiple smaller agile robots working together with modern software(e.g. ML/AL). There is no technica
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9y ago
Maybe next years we can get one of the Zen APUs.
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9y ago
What about using the ICO tokens as a sort of gift certificate for your product at a later date? Isn't that what Brave did with the BAT ICO?
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9y ago
But there are rumors of the New Armstrong that will rival the BFG so Bezos is not stopping at the New Glenn.
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9y ago
I work at Telecom company in central Virginia. I am 38 and one of the youngest employees in my group. None of the engineers in the 50s/60s are like the people in this article. There is huge resistance to changing anything. Web arch
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9y ago
This is all within the paradigm of convention construction. The thermal properties of compressed earth brick(CEB) make heating and cool a house a lot different. It would be interesting to see what the financial number are if CEB were used
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9y ago
email me, I am working on a outdoor rover. Hopefully for beyond organic farm products. http://openrover.com/ haven't finished updating the site from this summers project.
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My son is only 2 so we haven't gotten there yet. But I like the block of tasks that the child has to do with no reward because that is a refection of real life(we all have to take out the trash, mow the lawn, etc). But in addition to
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9y ago
I would say that I am an engineer than need motivation to do course work outside of school/work. These classes are not your average MOOC that you can just forget about. I think there is enough structure and incentive to encourage you
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I am 7/10 through the program right now. I joined the program to get a specialization in Robotics. There is only currently one robotics course(AI for Robotics by Prof Thrun) and supposedly the various robotics professors have been re
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My company makes a DAS(distributed Antenna System) product with an embedded web interface. All of our web sites have C/C++ cgi back ends. There are more makefiles in the Web folder than the whole rest of system. It is quite mind bog
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If you have ever seen Ron D. Moore's Virtuality. They based the Phaeton off of Orion and it is pretty cool to see how it would work. They have a whole sequence of dropping the nukes behind the ship and the explosions pushing the mass
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So is this a way around mainlining all of the silicon vendor's various kernels? I have heard that each vendor just hacks their hardware into the 3.10.X and then just keeps a repo of it to meet open source requirements. Because they ar
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This would seem to allow security updates at a faster rate, but the linux kernel will forever be abandoned to hardware vendor whims aka still on 3.10.X
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I would say that there is at least two type of human labor: humans pretending to be machines and value added labor e.g. R&D/IP generation. Labor that generates IP and new products should not be viewed as a pure expense because the
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Yeah, We do SlingTV with the SEC Network addon. Then drop it for Netflix. We ran into some quality issue with Sling so I am hoping that Youtube TV will be in my area by this fall. It would be nice to have lower cost alternatives. It see
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startup = high/exponential growth
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10y ago
Location: Central Virginia Remote: if possible Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: C, C++, Embedded Linux, Georgia Tech OMS CS student wanting to get into robotics. Résumé/CV: https://docs.google.com/doc
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10y ago
Has this hurt John Deere's sales? It is not like they are the only game in town and the quality of their product has diminished over the last couple of decades compared to alternatives. We don't need right to mod legislation we n
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