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by phonon 2y ago
I'm sure the spokesperson for Evolve who then says "“It’s complicated,” he wrote in an email Friday, declining to elaborate further."" is fully trustworthy and not eliding any important details.
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by phonon 2y ago
They claim they did, Evolve kept putting them off, until they ran out of money. There's a full transcript (with some images) below the player btw.
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by phonon 2y ago
It could be rounding issues as well (roundings do not all cancel out), or having to divide an even amount unevenly (how do you pay $10 in three "equal" installments?) Even with infinite decimal precision there will be special hand
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by phonon 2y ago
Synapse says that it was actually the Bank (Evolve) that made the accounting mistakes, including missing transactions, debits that weren't reported, sending in flight transaction to Mercury while debiting Synapse incorrectly etc. http
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by phonon 2y ago
Get the Amazon extended warranty then...
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What Happened at Synapse According to Founder Sankaet Pathak(lex.substack.com)
6 points by phonon 2y ago|1 comments
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by phonon 2y ago
In the video he specifies profits. https://youtu.be/C2gIId1dpDs?t=988
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by phonon 2y ago
If English is not your first language, you may not realize "cream" has milk (arguably) as there are many types of non-dairy creams....
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by phonon 2y ago
I don't disagree. The only practical strategy now is that if you know the text/user is Japanese, use a specifically Japanese font (Windows and MacOS have a few built in options), not just one that has the CJK codepoints.
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by phonon 2y ago
> The box of Unsalted Butter already says "Milk" in the ingredients list. No it doesn't, it says "Cream". That's the issue.
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by phonon 2y ago
You make sure to use a Japanese specific font (not just a CJK one) if the language setting is JA. It's not that hard...
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by phonon 2y ago
That's pretty indirect....you might want to look more closely... https://drafts.csswg.org/css-page/ covers quite a lot... You also didn't mention the new (Chrome only) CSS text-wrap: pretty https:/&#x2F
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by phonon 2y ago
This overlooks CSS Paged Media based options like paged.js, weasyprint, etc. (You can find the full list here..some open source, some commercial)[0] [0] https://www.print-css.rocks/tools
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by phonon 2y ago
I'm not exactly sure...it seems to handle Excel files in some fashion. It came up when I looked through this https://crates.io/keywords/excel
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by phonon 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37559371
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by phonon 2y ago
Have you looked at these other somewhat similar Rust projects? https://github.com/logisky/LogiSheets https://github.com/natefduncan/excel-emulator https://github.com/jiradaherbst&#
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by phonon 2y ago
This looks great! Do you use cached calculation chains for performance optimizations? Do you take volatile functions into account? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/vba/excel/concepts/...
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by phonon 2y ago
I'm not sure I understand your point anymore.
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by phonon 2y ago
What do you mean by "1gbps from/to the internet"? 125 MB per second × 60 seconds per minute × 60 minutes per hour × 24 hours per day x 30 days = 324 TB? If you want 1 Gbps unmetered colo pricing, AWS is not competitive. So se
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by phonon 2y ago
Welcome to the wonderful world of multi-core CPUs...
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by phonon 2y ago
A single LPCAMM2 is a 128 bit total memory channel. The M4 uses a 128 bit memory channel. You can have 2 LPCAMM2 slots for twice as many memory channels, like the M4 Pro.
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by phonon 2y ago
If you are talking about regular EC2 (not T series, or Lambda, or Fargate etc.) you get the same performance (within say 5%) of the underlying hardware. If you're using a core, it's not shared with another user. The pricing valida
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by phonon 2y ago
That's not how it works, sorry. (Unless you use burstable instances, like T4g) You can run them at 100% as long as you like, and it has the same performance (minus a small virtualization overhead).
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by phonon 2y ago
For $1000 per month you can get a c8g.12xlarge (assuming you use some kind of savings plan).[0] That's 48 cores, 96 GB of RAM and 22.5+ Gbps networking. Of course you still need to pay for storage, egress etc., but you seem to be exagg
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by phonon 2y ago
My point is it's not "just pay a bit more".
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by phonon 2y ago
LPCAMM2 is available.
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by phonon 2y ago
A CAMM2 memory based design would likely work just as well.
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by phonon 2y ago
An M4 Macbook Pro 14 with 32 GB of RAM and 1 TB storage is $2,199... a Lunar Lake with the same specs is $1199. [0] [0] https://www.bestbuy.com/site/asus-vivobook-s-14-14-oled-lapt...
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by phonon 2y ago
You can use math.fsum[0] in Python and the upcoming Math.sumPrecise[1] in JavaScript to address much of this for double-precision floating-point. [0] https://docs.python.org/3/library/math.html#math.fsum [1] https:
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by phonon 2y ago
These are Neoverse-V2 based...same as NVIDIA Grace and AWS Graviton4. Also note they are comparing 48 cores in the C4A, to 24 cores and 24 hyperthreads in the Xeon C4 (Emerald Lake). So single threaded tasks will be somewhat worse than C4,

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