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by phonon 2y ago
$280,475,260 of total contributions was from individuals. AKA Elon Musk. https://www.opensecrets.org/orgs/summary?id=D000029147
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by phonon 2y ago
Excel has "Scenario Manager", "Goal Seek", and "Data Table" for What If Analysis. In particular, "Data Table with Multiple Arguments" seems like a similar/more powerful version of what you are do
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by phonon 2y ago
That's not how our government works. The executive branch does not get to pick and choose what parts of the budget approved by Congress it wants to execute. [0] Also, a later act of Congress (The Foreign Affairs Reform and Restructurin
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by phonon 2y ago
If someone shoplifts in front of me, I can't say that person "broke the law"? The law is crystal clear, and he didn't follow it intentionally.
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by phonon 2y ago
Sure. And it can also be "I don't like how his name was pronounced". What you suppose is a gutting of the law.
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by phonon 2y ago
Are you serious? A. he already broke the law. The point in notifying in advance is for Congress to push back if they think the reason was inappropriate, as Inspector Generals are the watchdogs that report to Congress. B. Do you really think
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by phonon 2y ago
"...the President shall communicate in writing the substantive rationale, including detailed and case-specific reasons for any such removal or transfer to both Houses of Congress (including the appropriate congressional committees), no
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by phonon 2y ago
Well, there's the whole Presidential obligation from the Constitution that the President "shall take Care that the Laws be faithfully executed". No big deal. I'm sure it's fine he can pick and choose.
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by phonon 2y ago
Which one in that list is better than the default one in Chrome? What media serving sites that you know of intentionally don't use native browser APIs?
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by phonon 2y ago
https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/IF/IF11546 "The removal procedure for presidentially appointed IGs is found in Title 5, Section 403(b), which reads in part An Inspector General may be removed
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by phonon 2y ago
I think time stretching is done natively by your browser, not by Youtube at all. I use https://github.com/igrigorik/videospeed on sites...allows any media to be stretched. Did you try another browser?
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by phonon 2y ago
Q4 vs Q8.
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by phonon 2y ago
Federal discretionary (non military) spending in 2023 was around $917 Billion. Of that, $131 Billion was Veteran Benefits, and $100 Billion was Health related. That leaves $686 Billion. [0] Total US GDP in 2023 was $27.3 Trillion...so aroun
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by phonon 2y ago
Nice! Xeon 6 using AMX-BF16/INT8 Instructions should be something like 5 times faster than that....
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by phonon 2y ago
I think the announcement is just for blank (recordable) media.
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by phonon 2y ago
They just built another factory in Brazil for pressing discs.[1] [1] https://www.techradar.com/gaming/consoles-pc/sonys-new-brazi...
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by phonon 2y ago
https://www.pandopooling.com/blog-posts/why-pooling-income-c...
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by phonon 2y ago
> Clearwater Forest which is Skymont on 18A for Server. Clearwater Forest will be using a further generation improved E-core, Darkmont, which will also sit on top of large local caches using Foveros Direct 3D (like AMD's X3D design
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by phonon 2y ago
Worth to whom? Greenland has about 44,000 inhabitants over age 17. I would imagine a majority would be willing to sell their citizenship to the US for quite a bit less than a million dollars each....
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by phonon 2y ago
Arrow Lake-U is an updated Meteor Lake on Intel 3. "The Intel Core Ultra 200U series processors utilize the Redwood Cove (P-core) architecture, which originally debuted in Intel Core Ultra Series 1 processors and Crestmont (E-core) arc
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by phonon 2y ago
These are feature sizes. (Comparable to the 13.5 nm of EUV)
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by phonon 2y ago
Alternatively, at that performance level it doesn't make a difference, so better to save the $5....
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by phonon 2y ago
That's A580. Correct link https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/241598/... "PCI Express 4.0 x8"
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by phonon 2y ago
> he filed an ethics complaint about his boss because she decided to reassign some office space he wasn't using anymore? Where do you see that in[0]? In July, they wanted to take the EEP[1] (a program he ran for many years and was p
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by phonon 2y ago
So for the 2009 cross licensing agreement, change of control terminates the cross licensing for both parties[0]. Since there are far more Intel x86 patents in the last 20 years than AMD, sounds like AMD would be the one more at risk, whic
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by phonon 2y ago
How do you know those are encumbered? Intel invented them, after all....
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by phonon 2y ago
License for what? The patents have expired.
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by phonon 2y ago
Not really. https://www.reuters.com/technology/intels-786-billion-subsid...
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by phonon 2y ago
I assume you mean Fig. 6 here?[0] But that was explicitly limited to 8 hours for all setups. Do they have another paper that shows that you can't increase the number of hours of a smaller GPU setup to compensate? [0] https://
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by phonon 2y ago
No it's not. They ran it longer instead.

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