rldjbpin

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by rldjbpin 3y ago
you can chalk it down to survivorship bias but most companies don't always end up succeeding in their original mission. if the likes of samsung and netflix stuck to their original purpose and stopped operations, we would not see the im
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
how about making 3d cache of x3d sku made available for these igpu?
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
modern consoles do not only run games, but by design have to support background tasks. iirc both xbox and playstation now uses some form of virtualization to run games, while the "hypervisor" is also doing other tasks such as capt
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
that was my impression, given that the main word is not in french also. that might've come across very snub.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
people pay insane amounts of money and yet don't respect their degree to the extent you'd expect. just see how many people take up a course just for the sake of having a degree.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
as a dirty third-worlder, there are far worse ways to spend that kind of money. like someone else posted here, you can earn insane amounts of interest by sitting that money around somewhere. with that, it would have been possible to instead
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
> My university has a few B's in endowment weird flex but ok
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
the uk also have strikes, at least with transportation. this was my observation during my first visit.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
you'd be surprised to learn how some countries treat their national anthems. if you watch cinema in India, you have to stand up for the national anthem before the movie starts lol. similar situation in Thailand iirc.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
this. i am in that camp, but i mostly read and not comment like others mentioned. i find that most people commenting still have gone through the post.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
new raspberry pi compete with smartphones of the past, which then have comparable compute than servers of the yester years. moore's law has allowed developers to push more and act fast at the cost of being optimal. many such cases.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
i think they just need a more aggressive timeout value to fallback to offline mode. i wonder where their engineering made it too complicated to weigh out these scenarios.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
more than 5 years ago, Google already had an advanced platform for serving llm with dialogflow (ex-api.ai before they got acquired by Google). their feature list vastly outdo what openai is offering today. the core difference is the core mo
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
i like how one half of the discussion is about getting your share of pay from the deal, while the other disregards whatever is posted on the site.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
large companies move like cogs. one team suddenly sees the value of X role that another team is letting go of. but i like how some of them don't try to help existing employee switch teams.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
i'd rather be told "game's the game" and let go without the corpo speak.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
This analogy disregards all the work that happens behind the scenes to make modern Python workload work. The current landscape is moving so fast that we don't stop and work on achieving the best version of a specific approach. One can
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
this was the most approachable commentary on a 1BRC submission i've read thus far. up to 6.6 seconds variant, i see the point of pushing the envelope of the programming environment and hacks that might help optimize future builds of th
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
current landscape in US tech is just a lose-lose game. i would argue that implementing DEI for the most part is biased towards American values and does not account for the rest of the world. there! you got non-neutrality even when we are su
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
the level of curation and diversity was second to none. i recall that a popular album had regional vinyl rips, which was mind boggling for me.
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
i had different experiences with music, partly due to the time frame, but i share your perspective. however i don't think spotify helps with discovery for me any longer. it did play a major role until last couple years, even when my ta
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
would like to check it out and see how to set it up for my browser!
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
BYD's story to me is more about timing and some experiments paying off. as a battery manufacturer, it probably took some internal management's push to continue developing on this area despite earlier setbacks. note that they tried
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
does ps5 use compression when downloading off the internet and not when installing from disk?
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
with the experimental spirit of the site, the barebones look is enough for the "mvp". but for most of the web users today, it is not quite as engaging to use. most of the readers here don't mind reading text and face a wall o
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
most activity on a thread seems to happen in the first 24 hours of posting it. the discussion tapers off beyond that. context: i read the "past" page every day, so often am several hours or over a day behind discourse. interstingl
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
having used an original model b (rev 2) since 2013 with running 24/7 for about 80% of the time, i feel that a lot of this depends on how much you want to push your pi. for context, my workload was bursty in nature and nowadays it is mo
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
this is not a new kind of mod, and it existed from many years now and has been demonstrated in 30 series GPU also (see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26389996 from 3+ years ago). i am still unsure why doubling the vra
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
i share this opinion, but for generative AI, while ironically working in AI. while in other media the results are very interesting and impactful, most corporate scenarios are getting a lot more excited about text. but the weight of text and
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by rldjbpin 3y ago
https://archive.is/XVWSO Aggressive anti-adblock plugin used.

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