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by rovr138 5y ago
If that's for the full chip M1 chip, not just GPU, we also need to consider the i9 transistors on the benchmark.
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by rovr138 5y ago
that means that this is valid, @.
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by rovr138 5y ago
If you wanted, you could parse the list and build dynamically the tld portion of the regex. But also, you can get the tld and match it against the list, then send an email.
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by rovr138 5y ago
I do something like this. It's on a .com domain I've had forever. There are a few inboxes for different people. There is a regex for each and if it matches, it goes in that inbox. An example rule, it must contain 'zy' in
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by rovr138 5y ago
I'm actually curious about memory. Since they're 2 distinct chips, will a single chip be able to handle 128GB? Not sure how the interconnect works.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Yeah. I'm wondering about network cards for some higher throughput setups.
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by rovr138 5y ago
This is not really geared towards 'all'. You can see that on the presentation and who they had talking.
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by rovr138 5y ago
I'm just curious how that would look like and what would be compatible. Seems interesting!
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by rovr138 5y ago
You also have to consider thermals and how the air would flow over components. It's not just as simple as adding more holes
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by rovr138 5y ago
I just couldn't see it. Specially for the studio. The thermals would have been insane to deal with
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by rovr138 5y ago
It looked like it had space in the back and then the blowers were in the front to force the air over. Then it went out the top. Looks very interesting. I'm curious of benchmarks and if there's throttling.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Yeah. Obviously depends on people's workload. For myself and to future proof, I can see a benefit for 2TB locally. The rest I can offload to network storage.
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by rovr138 5y ago
There has to be overhead to not have to deal with the multi-cpu architecture in software. It's impressive
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by rovr138 5y ago
$5,799 for: * 20 core cpu * 64 core gpu * 32 core neural engine * 128GB of ram * 1TB SSD fully maxed out, 8TB SSD
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by rovr138 5y ago
Fine. Maybe a bus or taxi service. But standardizing helps and hadoop and other tools provides that.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Of course, there are uses. But if you have many jobs that you have to maintain and run, standardizing the tool and workflow is really helpful.
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by rovr138 5y ago
But if you're going to keep adding destinations and going to them, an airport is a better idea.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Those who do not learn from history, are doomed to repeat it. (or however that saying goes)
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by rovr138 5y ago
Will you have a filesystem? If so, you can store them there. If not, store it on your database as blobs. Regardless on which one above you choose, if you implement something like Cloudflare, you can get a CDN for those images. If you don&#x
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by rovr138 5y ago
Eben Upton, the founder, was an architect for Broadcom and he worked around the raspberry pi initially. Here are some quick links, • https://raspberrytips.com/raspberry-pi-history/ • https://en.wikipedia.org
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by rovr138 5y ago
>it is not needed to clear all your browser cookies In Firefox, Right click > Inspect > Storage > Cookies You can see that site's cookies and delete the ones you want manually. I hate clearing all of my browser cookies
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by rovr138 5y ago
Has anyone compared Streamlit and Anvil, http://anvil.works ? They look similar from the preview.
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by rovr138 5y ago
Why not just migrate the domains at that point and be done with it? I understand the arguments about individuals and how it could be a burden with all that's going on, but a private company? What's the argument?
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by rovr138 5y ago
Is there anything on the company benefits or laws regarding active military or reserve members? Regardless, it might be good to bring it up if the company ever plans to contract people again from Ukraine. Looks like you've found great
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by rovr138 5y ago
That also depends on what business it is. If it's fee for service and focused on development, I can see the issue of course. However, now all companies are structured this way.
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by rovr138 5y ago
What kind of company is it? • A startup can crash • A fee for service company focusing on dev will probably crash • An established company where development is just done for internal things. Can they pause feature requests and focus on main
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by rovr138 5y ago
On the FAQ at the bottom, could you add links to the recent decisions from the German and other courts?
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by rovr138 5y ago
I understand that, but even without analytics, it wouldn't conform simply because it's hosted in the US and the IP can be stored there. The way routing works, you can't prevent the IP from going to the US if it's just ho
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by rovr138 5y ago
I'd definitely put the onus on them. It's pretty insane that even routing and logs will cause issues because of a law on their side.
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by rovr138 5y ago
So, based on how networks and the internet works, no one from Europe can access a site if it's hosted in the US? Based on how networks work, you need to know where to send back those packets. Or do we have to all just blanket disable a

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