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by overfeed 11mo ago
> Right, so we are never going to see it for 20 grand in the US To be fair, @dmix explicitly mentioned the $20k price was for other countries
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> Human rights aren't those. What are they, then? If you can name one, I'll find you a jurisdiction where that right is not respected. Your (incorrect, IMO) definition of human rights based on the lowest common denominator whit
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> So, we probably need to make ads prohibitively expensive, and legally risky, such that the volume of them decreases dramatically. i.e. those with lots of money get a lot of ad time and no one else gets any. I can think of a number of w
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by overfeed 11mo ago
They are completely ignoring the context of this whole thread, which exists because the highest court in the land (Kenyan land, that is) has affirmed that right. Ggp's is as absurd as a North Korean commenting on a SCOTUS ruling on t
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> 1. A linear continuum (like wavelength for light) from "no autism" to "really bad autism" This is the least helpful metaphor, when applied to anything with more than one dimension. "Really bad autism" can
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> You do come off like you're disingenuously concern trolling over something you don't agree with politically. Beyond mere political alignment, lots of actual DOGE boys were recruited (or volunteered) from the valley, and hang
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> These suggestions seem to me part of an absurd struggle against basic market economics Perhaps the limited competition caused by 25+ memory manufacturers consolidating down to a 3-member cartel is a sign of market failure. I use &quot
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> Apple gets to address their weaknesses and Valve gets a large target market. I don't think Apple wants any non-Apple store addressing their weaknesses, especially a solution as competent and well-funded as Steam. If Valve gains
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> Sure, assuming the power cost reduction or capability increase justifies the expenditure. It's not clear that that will be the case. Share price is a bigger consideration than any +/- differences[1] between expenditure vs pro
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by overfeed 11mo ago
Power consumption is only part of the equation. More efficient chips => less heat => lower cooling costs and/or higher compute density in the same space.
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by overfeed 11mo ago
How very brave of you to create this new account just to post something "obvious". I'm guessing it's "obvious" because of cyclic definitions, and deliberate imperviousness to the idea that chromosonal sex, phen
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> What surprises me the most is the 1GB option is even viable... There are plenty of non-IoT use cases that are viable with 1GB of general-purpose compute. Hell, I rented an obscenely cheap 512MB VPS until recently, and only abandoned it
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> We need high RAM prices for manufacturers to expand fab Manufactures aren't dumb, they lost a lot of money in the last cycle and aren't playing that game anymore. No additional capacity is planned, OEMs are simply redirecting
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> or that these departments have been taken over by people who explicitly use their influence within these departments to promote certain narratives What mechanisms do these department heads use to suppress conservative viewpoints in res
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> The conservatives are right about the partisan bias of universities Yes - and? Police forces and catholic churches skew conservative, but I figure it's an emergent property based on the self-selected group who join the respective
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> The inheritors and descendants of those that directly created the problem are screaming at the colleges as the problem Not to mention rank-and-file American conservatives who see universities as bastions of liberal thought/power,
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by overfeed 11mo ago
Note that I said "attempted". https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/sam-altman-seeks-trillions-of-do...
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by overfeed 11mo ago
Sam Altman attempted to raise $5Tn for an AI-chip startup
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by overfeed 11mo ago
It was only brought in-house after the $5,000,000,000,000 self-dealing AI chip venture failed to launch.
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> Almost all players are running Nvidia other than Google. No surprises there, Google is not the greatest company at productizing their tech for external consumption. > The other players are certainly more than just competing with Go
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by overfeed 11mo ago
If only there was a way to get legislation to change in a way that resonates with your beliefs.
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> you are on the nerd algorithm and there is a sport algorithm and some others but probably like 10 algorithms not 5000 like they try to say If you've ever tried TikTok, you'll realize their FYP will narrow you down to a highly
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> Why would not the same apply advice to oil and gas contracts? Because oil & gas suppliers only ever sell one product, and memory fabs can dynamically switch product mix in response to supply & demand to optimize profits. The s
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by overfeed 11mo ago
Reductio ad absurdum doesn't really work when the subject is dog-whistles, by definition. If someone says "we woke to a chaotic airport" and you go on about how "woke" is dog-whistle, I'd consider that to be
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> My purpose is to contextualize who and what the subtext of this phrase's use in Canada within the context of this Canadian story. The story occured in Canada, but not about Canada. The story doesn't mention Indian immigrants,
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by overfeed 11mo ago
Lots of people don't return carts, dip their high beams for oncoming vehicles, or intentionally drive through yellow/red traffic light when there's ample time to stop. If those behaviors were adopted universally, life would g
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> If the website said "you can cancel for free", why would I consider myself part of the problem? Equally, if the fine print the guest agrees to says the platform/hotel can cancel unilaterally, why should it be considered
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> I did neither of those 2 things >> ...there are people that are professionals and are willing to put the time in to learn and then there’s vast majority of others who don’t...
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> Link, please. Try the first Qualcomm link I sent upthread. I have trouble accepting you're arguing in good faith because you could have checked this for yourself. All the articles I can find pivlished by, or quoting Qualcomm con
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by overfeed 11mo ago
> I could hardly give two hoots about “false promises” or “hucksters” I suppose this is the crux of our misunderstanding: I deeply care about the long-term health and future of the field that gave me a hobby that continues to scratch a

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