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oblak
3y ago
AMD is yet to release a TSMC 5nm mobile part (low power 5nm), so the exclusive foundry lead Apple's been paying for is more like 2.5 years. It is my understanding that things are pretty much the same with TSMC's 3nm node. Apple&#x
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oblak
3y ago
These 10900k or 11 series anecdotes always crack me up. I switched from M1 Pro to Ryzen 6800H and it feels just as fast as the much more expensive apple laptop. It's not even using TSMC 5nm like the new Zen 4 parts.
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oblak
3y ago
It only cost Otellini his cushy job
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oblak
4y ago
food provides nourishment. surely there must be other, more specific terms for these zero calorie "food" things
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oblak
4y ago
Ah, now I see your point. Still should not be called food, though. Unless I've been misusing the word my entire life
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oblak
4y ago
Zero calorie sodas are food?
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oblak
4y ago
Looked somewhat exciting until I saw the following: "From €749,70 Excludes Duties and taxes. Excludes Delivery" That's a bit steep. I am all for OSS but comparable machines (even newer than Renoir) are considerably cheaper. I
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oblak
4y ago
Much better? Allowing JS on Ars is a recepi for data slurpocalypse. They've had 10+ ads and tracking third parties for at least decade. I won't even touch on doxxing Snownden's girlfriend and the amount of questionable, at be
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oblak
4y ago
Never heard of it. Show us this... the wheel
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oblak
4y ago
Only ThrowawayR2's people can bring salvation to the human race. Let there be one ruler, one king.
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oblak
4y ago
I am finishing up the third one and also have no idea. Many people have thought about neutrino comms
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oblak
4y ago
"didn't know what to do with it" in a direst of times. It amazes me how selective people's memory is. Huang is not some amazing visionary. He's a ruthless businessman. Imagine if Intel had allowed him to steer that
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oblak
4y ago
Current uses, with the notable exception of Quake 2 and possible that nvidia sponsored Portal mod, are pure gimmicks. The real thing requires ridiculous resources which are not available for real-time graphics.
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oblak
4y ago
If it works and everyone starts using it, then what do you think would happen?
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oblak
4y ago
Use "unknown" and TS complains that you're treating something as an object. Use Object.defineProperties and TS complains because that stuff is invisible to it after how many years? I think you're right, of course, but TS
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oblak
4y ago
Indeed. Who lets their girlfriend have another boyfriend?
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oblak
4y ago
been to countless electronic gatherings and can attest that streams are definitely a thing. finding the right spot to stand mostly still can be difficult
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oblak
4y ago
Interesting line of thought! Implicitly questioning the very existence of oil tankers and other infrastructure.
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oblak
4y ago
If by "sanctions" you mean assassinating their key scientist, Stuxnet and countless other sabotages, then yes, sanctions "work"
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oblak
4y ago
I find all this hate rather bizarre. Why do you even use the electron versions instead of opening things in browser tabs? I find all this hate rather bizarre.
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oblak
4y ago
> I disagree. The new 16" Macbook Pro design introduced in 2021 has fantastic speakers. They sound extremely good, and I'm not sure I would hear the difference to my 3.5" studio monitors in a blind test (assuming you volum
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oblak
4y ago
No. Plenty of white majority countries face the same problems. Corruption, incompetence and infighting are weapons disguised to look like "human nature" while someone else is sucking your blood.
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oblak
4y ago
It's still pretty bad compared to Ryzen 7000. The non-x models are just the regular guys at 65W, like my good ol 3700x. That said, Intel sure has magic dust given how far behind their node disadvantage. Serves them right, though. What
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oblak
4y ago
Exactly. Besides, "pouring money into something millions would love" is an absurd statement. 1. Success is not guaranteed. At all 2. Things enjoyed by the masses don't need additional support to stay alive
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oblak
4y ago
Kind of the same crowd but how was/is /. anything like a old school forum? Format is pretty much what HN has emulated, no? Forums are different mainly because you can shit post without the stigma. Not that I am complaining but thi
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oblak
4y ago
Hmm, what is the highest paying JS job you have seen/heard of? I am not particularly good and by far the highest quote I've ever gotten was ~100k euro after taxes. Not bad at all but required relocation. Just how much can a skille
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oblak
4y ago
CAPTAIN: All aboard for safety and adventure on the rigid airship Excelsior, where the pampered luxury of a cruise ship meets the smoothness of modern air travel. Yes, when you fly Excelsior, you're flying in style and safety. TIMMY: S
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oblak
4y ago
The one I really miss is techreport.com Now, these guys used to deliver some quality stuff, including the big frame pacing thing that finally convinced the masses that no, fps number is not everything. One of the owners joined AMD and yeah,
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oblak
4y ago
Good thing you realized this is exactly what video codecs have been doing for decades. Thanks for the chuckle, though.
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oblak
4y ago
https://techpowerup.com is still alive. I can think of a few others, including an offshoot of [H] called thefpsreviews.com but I've seen a lot of crappy, low effort "reviews" just in time for the "video cards
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