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7mo ago
There's a standalone version of reactor now
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7mo ago
WOLED handles text much better than QDOLED, I don't think anyone would say the 27" 4k versions "suck"
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7mo ago
The Studio Display shares a panel with the MSI MPG 271KRAW16
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8mo ago
I've seen corruption in the police. Government. Hospitals. Do you support immediately shuttering those offices with no replacements?
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8mo ago
Yeah I'd think you'd need some serious shielding to prevent a puncture
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9mo ago
If it's truly down to 20:1 I think you need to start looking at what other variables in your life are keeping that number down and maybe have a conversation about it. Poor circle of friends match, poor scheduling, some personality flaw
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9mo ago
They already had worse margins so probably not unless they've been hoarding RAM. AMD also wants DC money.
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9mo ago
Sub-addressing (doing tag+handle@domain.com) is supported by many email services but + may be flagged as an illegal character.
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10mo ago
>This is not true at all. Corporate loan rates are generally pretty damn high, only exceptionally can they borrow for low rates. Are these companies going to banks and applying for a loan? I'd think they are privately backed and inv
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10mo ago
I'd argue the crypto bubble did pop. Bitcoin/crypto doesn't have earnings reports, but many crypto-adjacent companies have crashed down to earth. It would have been worse but regulation, or sometimes lack thereof, stopped the
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10mo ago
Intel still sells a ton of silicon.
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10mo ago
Other things happened since then too
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10mo ago
It's bad for everyone. Fewer buyers = less content made and lower budgets, fewer voices being heard.
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10mo ago
>Companies look at views and revenue to decide what content to actually make. Social discourse is also heavily weighted
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10mo ago
I mean it says on the page >help ensure U.S. leadership in memory development and manufacturing, underpinning a national supply chain and R&D ecosystem. It's more political than supply based
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10mo ago
I agree but even if AGI is possible within 5-10 years it must be hard to justify maintaining or even increasing this level of burn for much longer.
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1y ago
Sure but that needs to be licensed
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1y ago
This is the culmination of years of work, not months, as the article suggests. I prefer the actual press release.
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1y ago
>Precisely, people on the left wildly overestimate the admin overhead Public or private? I've never seen "the left" criticize admin overhead in public services. McKinsey estimates healthcare profit pools will reach $819 bi
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1y ago
Yeah organizations don't use YouTube for file access, that's just not a good way to operate a video department in a business. Also the quality is terrible and adding another set of reencodes will make it even worse.
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1y ago
>One mostly built CPU's, while another- GPUs. I mean that also applies to Intel and Nvidia. Intel does make GPUs but their market impact is basically zero.
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1y ago
Click campaigns/conversions and user codes are more important than pure impressions.
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1y ago
It's at least partially in YouTube's interest to lower view counts: • YT right now can't compete with direct creator sponsorships, which is a huge potential revenue source they want to tap. • This also makes YT Premium less a
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1y ago
But if single-occupancy vehicles don't cover the costs of the infrastructure they use, the ridership moving from public to private may incur even higher costs.
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1y ago
It's was fine like a month after the first e-core chips launched, certainly handled better than AMDs split ccd vcache which still needs to be pinned.
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1y ago
Because unless you are very lucky you simply will not be able to retire, or at worst just run out of money with no healthcare or shelter. If everyone you know stressing about money would actually be fine if they stopped stressing they are a
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1y ago
It's extra steps but you can enable JIT with stikdebug on the app store
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1y ago
Yep, that's exactly what they did with TSMC. Foundries don't just build massive production lines and hope someone will use them, even TSMC.
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1y ago
Emulation is now allowed on the app store
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Trump calls on 'highly conflicted' Intel CEO to resign over China ties
(uk.finance.yahoo.com)
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