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by sagarm 4y ago
Susan also came from ads.
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by sagarm 4y ago
That Anandtech article did include some power measurements on page three, but given those measurements show the limits are applied inconsistently between AMD and Intel it would have been nice to have power measurements on other graphs too.
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by sagarm 4y ago
I made that comment because the Intel library is header only. While header only libraries can be convenient, for non-trivial projects I prefer a well engineered CMake-based build for better compile times.
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by sagarm 4y ago
On an Ice Lake GCE instance, Highway's vqsort was 40% faster when sorting uint64s. vqsort also doesn't require avx512, and supports a wider array of types (including 128-bit integers and 64-bit k/v pairs), so it's more u
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by sagarm 4y ago
I think managing a 100mV undervolt is pretty common for the 13900K. That's what I have as well, with a power limit of 200W. The penalty in cinebench is only ~5% despite the 20% reduction in power.
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by sagarm 4y ago
You can set lower power limits for both AMD and Intel's chips to improve perf/watt. AMD benefits more than Intel when doing so. Here's some more reading if you're interested: https://www.anandtech.com/sho
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by sagarm 4y ago
I've found icecream to be a lot nicer since it handles toolchain distribution and scheduling.
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by sagarm 4y ago
I think the people who want more than 400 results and the people that want ChatGPT to summarize the results are a disjoint set. I also suspect the first set is very very small...
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by sagarm 4y ago
Meanwhile, human drivers have killed one San Franciscan every week so far this year.
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by sagarm 4y ago
Seems like anti-trust could be used to punish this behavior? It's clearly anti-competitive with negative consumer impact. Even the post-Bork shambles of antitrust in the US seems like it should be up to the task.
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by sagarm 4y ago
> the intention, which is to teach young adults (late teenagers) healthy sexual habits Religious and conservative groups have been trying to cancel sex ed pretty consistently, so I suppose the opposition to this book is not surprising.
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by sagarm 4y ago
Judging by the massive drop in margin, though, that competitiveness is coming at the cost of a core business metric. Good for consumers, probably not good for Intel.
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by sagarm 4y ago
Tracks form a network that can be used to reach more than just the directly connected cities. Similarly, airports require a high up front capital cost and form a network that allows you to reach further than the infrastructure at the starti
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by sagarm 4y ago
All three of these are (obviously) mainstream positions in SF. But actually fixing these issues and participating in the political process is harder than talking about it on HN. > that would get me canceled in 2023. Is this what the snow
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by sagarm 4y ago
Society has made the choice so far to make owning a car as convenient and inexpensive as possible, while allocating almost no resources to other options. And no, usage fees including gas taxes don't cover the cost of roads -- let alone
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by sagarm 4y ago
Clang's lld also uses multiple threads. The author of mold also contributed (contributed?) to lld.
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by sagarm 4y ago
This seems equivalent to simply retaining the employee.
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by sagarm 4y ago
Often a signing bonus also needs to be repaid (pro-rated).
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by sagarm 4y ago
The end result of Congress not being able to delegate to experts will be under regulation and lobbyists running rampant.
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by sagarm 4y ago
Also presumably this is not Chrome on Linux, since Chrome on Linux does not support hardware accelerated video decode.
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by sagarm 4y ago
Total comp already is down 10%+ for many with large equity grants in tech.
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by sagarm 4y ago
I must radiate "normie" energy because my experience is nothing like this. SF is just a nice city with good amenities, and where not knowing anything about the local sports team is completely normal.
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by sagarm 4y ago
It's just a demonstration of the idea. If you wanted to deploy this in e.g. a query engine you'd want to generalize it to work with arbitrary input strings anyway.
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by sagarm 4y ago
If incremental compiles aren't part of your development cycle, I guess you aren't in the target audience.
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by sagarm 4y ago
You can't distribute linking AFAIK. While I often do finish other development related tasks during longer builds, it doesn't make sense to context switch to something completely different during a 1-2 minute delay. I will build do
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by sagarm 4y ago
> We had this miraculous invention called a "map." Local ones were usually free These maps had only road information, no POI data or road closure information. No public transit info either. Having Google Maps and Uber/Lyft
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by sagarm 4y ago
I use clang with libstdc++ in C++20 mode. Clang does this by default if you have both clang and g++ installed on Ubuntu.
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by sagarm 4y ago
Since you'll have to support clients that don't have jpeg XL support, however, storage savings are unlikely to materialize any time soon if ever.
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by sagarm 4y ago
Charmin is likely doing brand advertising, however, and Facebook's ad network will likely still have greater demographic-targeted reach than other options. If nobody is allowed to build a demographic profile for cross-site cookies, the
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by sagarm 4y ago
> autonomous smart contracts, Are there some examples you can point to? This seems like an interesting space. > leading DeFi applications collapsed or lost any customer funds What DeFi applications do you consider leading?

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