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3y ago
Rust does not have a runtime and making the kernel take care of it is not remotely as efficient.
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3y ago
From my experience a lot of Java guys have no idea about the wider world of languages out there. They can be total experts in Java and get very confused why you are not writing something in Java. The vast majority of programmers don't
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3y ago
The enterprises running VMWare I know run completely shit hardware and getting outrageously fleeced on any updates they want to do.
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3y ago
You misunderstand, the entire article is about ego it is just not framed as such. They have a debilitating ego problem preventing them from doing anything that migh result in a hit to it.
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3y ago
nVidia's lead is likely to get chipped away from all sides. Apple is untouchable.
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3y ago
I disagree completely. Tesla, AMD and now nVidia are irrational exuberance stocks. Apple is a money printing machine, with no end of their dominance in sight. They put a lot of that capital into buying back stock, thus making it rise themse
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3y ago
Hardware development is very different to software development. AMD is a hardware company and they probably run their software development badly.
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3y ago
AMD is bad at software and that is not changing so they will always be behind.
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The final product comes from volunteers.
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3y ago
Those are open source projects with people donating their effort into the final product. Signal has employed developers.
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3y ago
Yeah the money comes from them having all the address books and having the info who is communicating with who. Even if they can't see the messages.
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3y ago
If you're not paying for it you are the product.
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3y ago
/api/products?category=guitars&include_variants=true&page=20&per_page=100&exclude_fields=description,specs Seems pretty readable to me.
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3y ago
Man I love that comment. Always makes me laugh.
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3y ago
From our experience Flutter apps are easy to start with but quite hard to maintain. The core system keeps changing so much you are constantly having to fix things and dealing with broken dependencies. Would never use it for anything importa
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3y ago
If investors are going to act this way we're gonna have a dotcom level bubble.
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3y ago
If AMD was software competent the frameworks would support their drivers just as well. No one wants a monopoly.
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3y ago
I'm sure Intel and AMD heavily regret their neglect of OpenCL since the rise of LLMs and stable diffusion.
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3y ago
Reddit is still not profitable.
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3y ago
The problem is the business model is terrible. You need to sell ads to survive and the ads ruin the site.
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3y ago
Most likely every game that allows private servers has a bunch of exploitable vulnerabilities. Game developers are under too much pressure to deliver to worry about security. A while ago a popular game was running direct connections to the
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3y ago
It is the magnesium that is relevant.
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3y ago
There is way too much money involved for anyone with the capability to not get into the area. Intel is starving for growth opportunities, investing heavily into the GPU space and very enterprise oriented. AMD is shitting the bed but might f
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3y ago
Frankly gaming is still their only reliable base. Their AI lead is going to get competed away from every angle within 12-24 months. The AI boom is very much like the Crypto boom.
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3y ago
Every tech giant is sprinting into this space. I highly doubt nVidia will still have a moat as big in 12 months.
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3y ago
Meta has one of the best if not the best open source track record. They do it likely because it does not interfere with their business model. If outsiders find ways to improve their tech it only helps them.
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Just like every other country. The world literally runs on WhatsApp.
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You are throwing the baby out with the bathwater there.
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3y ago
> Chile is small producer Huh? Second largest producer with by far the largest reserves. https://www.volkswagenag.com/en/news/stories/2020/03/lithium...
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3y ago
The point of this move is to move the country higher up in the processing and profit chain because right now they are not the ones processing the lithium or making the batteries. They are in a unique position and this absolutely is the best
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