petermcneeley

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by petermcneeley 2mo ago
Something is thick indeed! I think your mistake is that you think im American. I am Canadian. So when I look at the EU I ask what is in it for me? And from Canada's perspective it is not "high". I mean if Canada was joining
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by petermcneeley 2mo ago
Canada Breakdown by Gender Women: Average life expectancy is 84.29 years. Men: Average life expectancy is 80.30 years EU Breakdown by Gender Women: 84.1 years Men: 78.9 years If you dont know or understand this perhaps you dont know or unde
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by petermcneeley 2mo ago
Shacked to a corpse! Europe where is your NVIDIA, Google, Apple, Microsoft, Facebook, OpenAI, SpaceX ... You have high power cost, high electric cost, high taxes; What fertile soil!
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by petermcneeley 2mo ago
Ya people have no idea how big Africa truly is Here is the UK in Africa: https://thetruesize.com/#?borders=1~!MTAyODQ3Nzg.NTkyNDI2Nw*... Note of course this includes Scotland! The traditional English are basically a dot.
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
I think we do share the goal of a better richer Canada. Under my leadership we can set a new course. Can I count on your vote next election?
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
It is all facts my friend. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_companies_in_C... https://countryeconomy.com/countries/compare/canada/usa?sc=X... https://www.remitly.
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
I think you are a bit confused about the world so let me help you out. Most of Canada is difficult to live in. There are multiple geographic issues (cold/less sun). This is why a vast majority of Canadians live very close to the US bor
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
It is strange how few understand this. Its as they think that what is required is the right structure or set of rules. They probably dont know that most countries have the exact same political structures with radically different outcomes.
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
Yawn. Can you imagine 2026 and people are still into climate change. You are like 3 seasons out of fashion. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/annual-co2-emissions-per-...
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
Probably the most evil PMs that we have ever had. Literally a international banker! Its like electing the monopoly man lol.
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
Low balling it is about 10 billion a year CAD in electricity. That is assuming full uptime which is not realistic. It is also going to take several years before these projects complete. I think the ROI is better than 5% even if you include
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
One can post practically anything to HN it doesnt have to be just purely about technology.
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
Only some kinds ticks carry Lyme disease. Sadly I tried the e-Tick identification system and it was beyond useless.
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
Were did bill gates mother work?
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by petermcneeley 3mo ago
Clarification. None of the silicon valley elite were ever "normies". I would guess most of them come from the top > %1 of society. This is just a rival elite not a non-elite.
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by petermcneeley 4mo ago
The speech might be judged socially but the punishment is always economic.
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A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace (1996)(eff.org)
3 points by petermcneeley 5mo ago|1 comments
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by petermcneeley 5mo ago
As a general technique yes. Less so as "create a model or entire world out of an sdf equation." Btw to me this is one of the best of IQ: https://www.shadertoy.com/view/4ttSWf
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by petermcneeley 5mo ago
https://www.shadertoy.com/view/33GyRV It runs at 10fps on my gen12 intel at fullscreen. These techniques are cute but limited.
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by petermcneeley 5mo ago
What are you afraid of?
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by petermcneeley 5mo ago
"My kids grew up under 24/7 adulting and had nowhere to go." Yes but this has nothing to do with cars. What are you even protecting kids from anyway?
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by petermcneeley 5mo ago
You think there wernt cars when I was a kid? I lived in the subs. Kid utopia! Can you imagine bringing up cars in this thread?
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by petermcneeley 5mo ago
You know what we are talking about. It was written in the book.
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by petermcneeley 5mo ago
They have played us all for absolute fools!
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by petermcneeley 5mo ago
The catholic church fought the printing press for hundreds of years. Lets see how long our rulers fight the internet.
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by petermcneeley 6mo ago
WebGPU (WGSL) handles this by having a specified accuracy for each operation. https://www.w3.org/TR/WGSL/#concrete-float-accuracy This is all fully tested in the CTS. https://gpuweb.github.io/cts&#
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by petermcneeley 6mo ago
Isnt the reason to by a Framework (or similar) because you would not want to be part of Apple's ecosystem? Why would benchmarks even matter here?
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by petermcneeley 6mo ago
esp when the number is capped at only 64 bits which is quite small for some bigInt style numbers.
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by petermcneeley 6mo ago
Sure but 911 was in 2001 when fully digital cameras were not common place.
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by petermcneeley 6mo ago
Really makes you wonder about other things as well...

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