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by phonon 2y ago
> Seven & i Holdings Which is about to be bought out by Canada's Alimentation Couche-Tard (Circle K)!
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by phonon 2y ago
I think it's within Document 6 (Feb 6) https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/69608613/doctors-for-am...
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by phonon 2y ago
And top 10% household in Japan is about 10 million Yen ($67k)...
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by phonon 2y ago
"Tip your server" was a pretty great pun!
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by phonon 2y ago
Once again you're wrong. Only non-citizens had to show proof of vaccination to enter the US. The OSHA rule never went into effect. The NY Post is not a good representation of "people". OSHA has certain powers to regulate work
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by phonon 2y ago
You can get powerline/wifi kits...sometimes installing your own Ethernet isn't feasible.
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by phonon 2y ago
"The European Court of Human Rights has consistently held that video surveillance of an employee in the workplace, whether hidden or not, as well as interception of the content of employee conversations on a work phone, constitutes int
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by phonon 2y ago
I would suppose they got a good deal on them, as they're a little out of date, but they're good enough, and overall provide a good package. If you're trying to hit a price point, there will always be compromises.
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by phonon 2y ago
Even "Taylorism" wasn't this bad...it at least tried to analyze conditions that were constraining worker productivity. This just measures output and manages by pressure and belittlement.
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by phonon 2y ago
The two CPU models are i3-1215U and i5-1334U [1] which are 15 W parts with 2 P cores. They should be OK. [1] https://youtu.be/-lErGZZgUbY?t=729
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by phonon 2y ago
No they weren't. It was done, if at all in 2021, at the State level. Vaccination requirements for travel were cross border, and there was never a "No fly list". The closest restrictions to what you may be thinking of was Hawa
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by phonon 2y ago
It already was in 2024 (if you exclude veteran related costs.) Some of the increase is due to the government debt being larger, and some from interest rates rising. (The average interest rate we pay on our debt has doubled in the past 4 yea
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by phonon 2y ago
Lockdowns were under Trump. How quickly we forget ...
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by phonon 2y ago
Are we doing this? Cheapest 32 core latest EPYC (9335) x 2 = $3,079.00 x 2 Intel 32 Core CPU used above x 2 = $3,157 x 2 (I would choose the Intel Xeon Gold 6530 which is going for around $2k now, and with with higher clock speeds, and a 10
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by phonon 2y ago
Sorry. Didn't realize you meant Skylake-SP. I am not sure what your point is? There are some nice dual socket Epyc examples floating around as well, that claim 6-8 tokens/s. (I think some of those are actually distilled versions w
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by phonon 2y ago
The proof of the pudding is in the eating. Read the link above. It's one or two mid range[1] Sapphire Rapids CPUs and a 4090. Dual CPU is faster (partially because 32->64 cores, not just bandwidth) but also hit data locality issues,
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by phonon 2y ago
Why does it have to be a dual CPU design? 8 channels of DDR5 4800 will still get you something like 300 GB per second bandwidth. Not amazing, but OK. Granite Rapids-W will likely be something like 50% better (cores and bandwidth). And the o
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by phonon 2y ago
Supermicro X13SWA-TF Motherboard (16 DIMM slots with Xeon W-3500)= ~$1,000 E-ATX case = ~$300 Power Supply= ~$300 Xeon W-3500 (8 channel memory) = $1339 - $5889 Memory = $300-$500 per 64GB DDR5 RDIMM Memory will be the major cost. The rest
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by phonon 2y ago
Granite Rapids-W (Workstation) is coming out soon for likely much less than half that per CPU. (Xeon W-3500/2500 launched at $609 to $5889 per CPU less than a year ago and also has AMX).
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by phonon 2y ago
Because they were selling it below cost? They needed the service fees for the company to be viable.
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by phonon 2y ago
That's not surprising, considering the TI-89 was based on a full CAS, Derive. (A 3.3 MB program!) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derive_(computer_algebra_syste...
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by phonon 2y ago
You can buy the Mac and Windows version online for a small fee. I guess interest in a "boxed" Linux version is low enough they don't make it easy to buy a single license.
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by phonon 2y ago
Hmmm...the linked Linux version is an unsupported snapshot...to get the supported version you need to contact them. [1] https://www.collaboraonline.com/collabora-office-latest-snap...
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by phonon 2y ago
You can use Collabora's version. https://www.collaboraonline.com/subscriptions/
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by phonon 2y ago
Yes...cores (CPU and GPU) have large caches. If the cache (or associated slice) is busted, so is the core.
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by phonon 2y ago
Memory = on chip cache. M4Max has loads of it....
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by phonon 2y ago
Why do you need to be connected to the grid .1% of the time? A 12kW solar roof system with two Powerwalls costs less than $75k, with costs continuing to trend downwards, and large government subsidies on top of that. Amortized over 20 year
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by phonon 2y ago
His personal contribution was $20 Billion. The rest was other investors and loans Twitter is responsible for. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acquisition_of_Twitter_by_Elon...
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by phonon 2y ago
$1 million over 4 years I can see...but original post said it went up to $10 million for some execs....
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by phonon 2y ago
What kind of acquihired exec from a failing start-up gets a guaranteed $10 million employment contract? That's really...something....

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