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Whoa. That is the best thing i watched on YouTube in a long time. Thank you.
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1y ago
Cognitive Dissonance. Still there, even in the best of us.
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Did not Mantle become Vulkan?
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1y ago
Geizhals factors in vouchers.
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I understood it as a total amount, not how many executions at the same time.
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Those are only punishments, which are shown to not work. Solutions are needed
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> It is not generally considered to be a dangerous substance. Yes, but regular long time use can lead to memory impediments.
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> You opted to make some outlandish and very broad sweeping statements, and when asked to provide any degree of substance, you resorted to talk about "chill pills"? You are not answering to OP here. Maybe it's time for a l
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> I see Redox as an incubator of new developments for a low level Rust ecosystem. It's not a production ready OS Why leave at that? One day it can be production ready.
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>> Computers are naturally better at computing. > Explain the difference. Computing: Performing the instructions they are given. Thinking: Can be introspective, self correcting. May include novel ideas. > Our whole modern world
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1y ago
> things that make our problems worse, such as ultrasonic humidifiers, or ionizing air purifiers What is bad about these?
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Only found a short but good article about such a case [0], i'm sure someone has bookmarked the original. There are support groups for people like this now! [0] https://www.bgnes.com/technology/chatgpt-convinced-can
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Is there better tooling in C/C++? No snark intended?
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A 3050 6GB would work too.
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1y ago
There are at least some unikernels written in OCaml IIRC, don't know about kernells written in Haskell.
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> I guess this is a senseless question if the case really only uses passive cooling. Are there senseless questions? It can be used for gaming if your demands are met by a Nvidia 1650. MonsterLabo built passive cases that could cool hotte
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1y ago
Even though it's off-topic, my favourite case in a build by the same guy. Nowadays it would work with just a Ryzen 9700X: https://fabiensanglard.net/the_beautiful_machine/index.html [Edit] Maybe not completly off-
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> The Framework Desktop from the modular, user-upgradeable laptop company, has soldered-on memory because they had to "choose two" between memory bus performance, system stability, and user-replaceable memory modules. No need t
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T-Shirt > T-Shirt > Libli (Leibchen in German)
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When you use EcoMode with them you only lose ~5% performance, but are still ~30% ahead of the corresponding 5000-series CPU. You can reduce PPT/TDP even further while still ahead. https://www.computerbase.de/artikel
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> I thought of AMD Ryzen 7 5700 Definetly not that one if you plan to pair with a dedicated GPU! The 5700X has twice the L3 cache. All Ryzen 5000 with a GPU have only 16MB, 5700 has the GPU deactivated.
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Bitwig too. Pain point for me is hardware support. My Native Instruments interface works great, due to the in kernel drivers supplied by NI. My other one with loads of IO sadly won't.
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> KDE is heavy In terms of install size, performance is usually higher than on lightweight DEs.
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People believe what they want. Ergo they side with the people who state that those beliefs are true, makes them feel good. Listening to experts who know better and oppose the held beliefs makes the believers feel bad, ergo they won't b
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> Spotify payout ~1000$ to ~12000$ a year: https://www.digitalmusicnews.com/2018/12/19/zoe-keating-spot...
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Bupropion would be one. Helps with quitting smoking, which around 50% of ADDers do, too.
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Have used them for a long time, never paid for them. GLS is a great bank, happy customer. The crappy ones like to keep your money in their books as long as possible.
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> the only way to even approach that would be to have liquid cooling loop ports out the back that you had to plug into an under-desk cooling loop and I don't think anyone is doing that It is (maybe was) done by XMG and Schenker. Cal
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> "The meta-analysis showed a significant association between maternal tobacco smoking during pregnancy and increased risk of ADHD in offspring." The implied causation annoys me. ADHD is hereditary, even if if the mother does n
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> People also like to claim we'd be better as lookouts or sentries but this isn't true. People with ADHD don't pay more attention to a broader range of things Have to disagree. Noticing every small noise a neurotypical Bra
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