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- a 3080 costs > $750 . Good luck buying one, I would if it wasn't out of stock. On the other hand the gtx 1050 mobile that is on the M1 can be easily found on eBay for < $50 - yes, you totally can. The best thing is that with a
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> The reviews clearly show the M1 Macs, including the MacBook Pro outperform most "desktops" at graphics-intensive tasks. They don't! Cut the BS > Here's a video of 4k, 6k and 8k RED RAW files being rendered on an
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Not all cars are equivalent I guess you don't drive a Ferrari or a Murciélago And does it really matter to have a faster car if you can't use it to go camping with your family because space is limited? That's what an Apple gi
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6y ago
Gold value will never go to zero though For the simple reason that it exist in the physical space and can't disappear, unless the laws that regulate our existence change, which is quite improbable Gold will also work and retain a value
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6y ago
You can't do what you do on a desktop on a laptop, not even a good one Who cares if an M1 consumes less energy than a candle if I can buy 64GB of DDR4 3600 for 250 bucks and render the VFX for a 2 hours movie in 4k? Another 300 bucks b
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6y ago
You don't need banks to transfer money, you need them for loans
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6y ago
But then the money is immediately available and I can buy a new pair of shoes with it Honestly, how much money one needs to move that the cost of the operation actually matters?
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6y ago
For the same reason you vote for the president in October and the guy is actually elected in January
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6y ago
Honest question: in 20 years would you prefer to own a 21 milionth of bitcoin (1 bitcoin) or 21 milionth of gold (~8kgs of gold)? Not thinking about the value of it, but of its future usefulness as value store and as mean of payment
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6y ago
United States are a disfunctional country, we already knew
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6y ago
USA is only 5% of the world population what happens there is vastly insignificant outside of it. Android is on 75% of European phones, the CEO of the fortune 500 company I work for uses an Android phone, same goes for the vast majority of t
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6y ago
Impression is in the realm of reality, it's simply deceptive Jetbrains that fits in 8GB of memory with slack and Firefox leaving 2GB free it's not happening I used to code on 800×600 monitors professionally If I say today that the
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6y ago
Nothing. Most of the toolchains are OSS
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The system is swapping a lot but the SSD is giving you the impression that 8GB are enough
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6y ago
That's a load of bullshit
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6y ago
Modules and libraries are not part of the language Java,for example, can't have proper generics because at the bytecode level (the "real" Java) they are not supported, it can't have static constructors because it would b
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6y ago
Why corn when they can eat worms and what they find on the ground roaming free? Why everything must be reduced to an industrial activity when clearly it doesn't need to? I guess "teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime
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6y ago
Principia Mathematica wants a word in private P.s. do you realise how much harder it would be to understand the same thing in machine language?
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6y ago
Haskell? (30 years old) Where are the Lispers when you need them? :)
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6y ago
Overreacting is equally dangerous, I could argue that if they were really killing the freedom to communicate we should fight them as we would fight an enemy, possibly going to war, armed. That's not what's happening here. It might
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It's not hyperbolic How many countries NK invaded? How many coup d'état that established long and painful military dictatorships around the World it supported and/or financed? At least nobody calls NK the greatest democracy a
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6y ago
It's not legal, unless you own a license that only comes bundled with the Apple hardware and can't be bought separately
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6y ago
You need Apple hardware to build apps That's not for granted
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Incorrect You're assuming that owning an iPhone means you also own Apple hw to build the apps It's not obvious
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As any other country did something similar to what US did? Can you name one which isn't already bad? Like, I don't know, Spain? Germany? Argentina? South Africa? The greatest democracy and country in the World shouldn't even
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Being better than North Korea is a pretty low bar I would expect from the greatest democracy and country in the World to be in the top three, not a little bit better than those at the bottom
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> Saying Trump brought war to American soil for example isn't anywhere near true and also inflammatory. I believe that he was quoting the New Yorker there He posted the link as well https://www.newyorker.com/news
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Wow, you are arguing against a study by citing Vox Just WOW OK, let's make it easy for you --- VIETNAMESE AND INDOCHINA WAR: A TOTAL OF 5.5 MILLION DEAD THE VIETNAM WAR - 3.8 MILLION DEAD 1.7 MILLION MORE DEAD IN THE CAMBODIAN, KHMER R
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I know what he was doing But we all know that "behind a joke there's always the truth" I still hope USA will understand what kind of criminal state they have been and still are. No hard feelings, just hope for them to learn a
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Probably they'll realise it one day, in the future, when some other country will treat them like they did
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