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Food is different. At the end of the day you can only eat so much, even if you're paid to eat. There's a physical consumption cap. This is why 'sharing a meal' has historical significance. Food is inherently anti-greed.
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Different products should have different SKU's. Call it the 971 if it's better or 969 if it's worse.
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This doesn't have anything to do with the shortages. SSD OEM's have been doing it for years. The real reason is the NAND manufactures add more layers or change nodes.
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This is such an obvious bait and switch. If we had a functioning FTC WD would be forced to refund all purchasers 2x.
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"Nvidia, fuck you!"
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I still can't find deals on large HDD's ever since the Chia thing started, so it's definitely had an effect.
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>SystemReady ES So maybe it will work out of the box. That said the ARM ecosystem still seems immature on desktop.
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5y ago
not available in USA...
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The ethical concern is consent. The situation would be very different if they paid him as an 18 year old to use his baby picture but that's not what happened. Using naked children in commercial work is always on sketchy ground ethicall
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HBM stack is no thicker than any other silicon. You can see this with HBM GPU's.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basil_Zaharoff
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It is not our fingers that will be crushed but our necks.
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China today, us tomorrow.
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It seems the crusades are always referenced but rarely in their historical context.
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For when you want to meet all the feds in your area.
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Yeah, DRAM latency improvement stalled out something like 10 years ago. At least we're getting on package HBM and SRAM now.
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'headless driving enthusiast' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BgV-YnHZeE
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Apparently it costs money. https://cloud.google.com/translate/pricing
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IIRC HBM is actually more power efficient but the problem is power density since HBM is stacked. Could also be trace length. >Therefore, HBM provides at least an order of magnitude higher bandwidth than DDRx DRAM [15] at a lower power co
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When Mhz increases the CAS latency also increases.
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Does Twitter have to pay to use Google or MS's translate API?
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Surgical masks are designed to stop droplets, not aerosols so they're pretty loose. The mask is not form fitting around the nose. OR's also have dedicated filtration/HVAC systems with HEPA filters. I researched this when I wa
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Zero flu deaths reported during this season in Washington https://www.king5.com/article/news/health/coronavirus/zero-f...
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The kind of weapons we need to be developing to fight a near peer adversary are entirely different from the types used to fight small scale wars. You can see this in the new talking points around near peer fight.
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If you think the number of flu cases last year was actually 0 I have a bridge to sell you.
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CO2 is pretty horrible for cognition. https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2016/07/indoor-co2-dumb-a...
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Some years back I had a professor who was doing research on the lack of air circulation leading to CO2 buildup in classrooms. CO2 has pretty deleterious effects of student achievement. Turns out oxygen is important for cognition, who knew?
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The articles you read we're probably just from before the new fee was enacted. WA who's governor ran for president by calling out other candidates for not being green enough has the highest EV fees in the nation disincentivizing E
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The goal is to make it show up less. You can see the open duct here: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/dc/UH-60_2n... Here's the updated design: https://www.youtube.com
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He also writes for naval news. https://www.navalnews.com/author/hisutton/
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