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by sm_1024 1y ago
Interesting part is they have actually been open for a week now. They did a quiet opening on the 25th and it was still busy that day
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FCC approves Starlink first generation upgrade plan(spacenews.com)
2 points by sm_1024 2y ago|0 comments
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Ten years after the Huygens landing: The story of its images (2015)(planetary.org)
3 points by sm_1024 2y ago|0 comments
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Network Transparency with Wayland(gitlab.freedesktop.org)
5 points by sm_1024 2y ago|0 comments
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by sm_1024 2y ago
I see what's going on, they have two HX370 laptops: Laptop MC score Avg Power P16 1213 113 W S16 921 29 W M3 Pro 1059 (30 W?) They don't have M3 Pro power numbers, but I assume it
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by sm_1024 2y ago
I think the OC might have mis-read the power numbers, 110 W is well into desktop CPU power range. Here is a excerpt from Anand Tech: > In our peak power test, the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 ramped up and peaked at 33 W. https://www.ana
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by sm_1024 2y ago
119W for hx370 looks extremely sus, seems to me more like the system level power consumption and not CPU-only. According to phoronix [1,2], in their blender CPU test, they measured a peak of 33W. Here max power numbers from some other tests
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by sm_1024 2y ago
That is fair, I was taught that decoders for x86 are less efficient and more power hungry than RISC ISAs because of their variable length instructions. I remember being told (and it might be wrong) that ARM can decode multiple instructions
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by sm_1024 2y ago
I have heard that part of the reason for little coverage of ryzen mobile CPUs is their limited availability as AMD was focussing on using the fab capacity for server chips.
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by sm_1024 2y ago
IMO, the most interesting thing about this line is the battery life---within an hour of MBP3 and within 2 hours of Asus's Qualcomm. Making it comparable to ARM architectures. Which is a little surprising because ARM is commonly believe
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OpenAI releases ChatGPT's hyper-realistic voice to some paying users(techcrunch.com)
4 points by sm_1024 2y ago|0 comments
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by sm_1024 2y ago
These are interesting results and make a strong case for AMD over Qualcomm, especially in battery life: ASUS S16 (Qualcomm): 13h 39m Apple MacBook Pro (M3): 12h 35m ASUS S16 (AMD): 11h 10m ASUS S15 (Intel):
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by sm_1024 2y ago
They do make 10 TB+ SSDs: https://www.allhdd.com/kioxia-kcmyxrug15t3-15.36tb-ssd Infact, Kioxia's enterprise line goes up to 30 TB/drive.
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by sm_1024 2y ago
Doesn't microsoft support eBPF on Windows? https://github.com/microsoft/ebpf-for-windows
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by sm_1024 3y ago
I'm guessing H100 has 2x host energy overhead for connecting those GPUs? That might offset some of the perf/W benefits of nvidia's offering.
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by sm_1024 3y ago
Why should I link the wikipedia page? The current link perfectly rebuts OP's claim.
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by sm_1024 3y ago
> There is no HSR happening. https://hsr.ca.gov/ SF-LA high-speed rail
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by sm_1024 3y ago
Modern Android processors are pretty competitive with iPhone's silicon: S23, 1.4k (Single core), 4.8k (Multi core), 79.3 (3d mark/GPU) 14 pro max, 1.8k (Single core), 5.3k (Multi core), 74 (3d mark/GPU) Looks like gen2 is alr
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by sm_1024 3y ago
If you are using a US SIM card, e.g., all your traffic is tunneled to the US. That could be the reason.
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Disruptor: High performance alternative to bounded queues(lmax-exchange.github.io)
2 points by sm_1024 3y ago|1 comments
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by sm_1024 3y ago
I wonder how hard it would be to replace FUSE with userspace block driver. That seems to be focused on performance. https://lwn.net/Articles/903855/
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by sm_1024 3y ago
I'd expect bloatware to be unnecessary software. To a user who is not familiar with google's offering, the bloat doesn't exist, they don't see two different softwares. Samsung phones don't have two messaging apps, g
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by sm_1024 3y ago
That hasn't been my experience at all. If anything, they are more userfriendly than other phones I have used. One thing in particular that is very nice is that everything is accessible on the larger screen sizes, action centers, call l
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by sm_1024 3y ago
> While 243GB/s is massive, and overshadows any other design in the industry, it’s still quite far from the 409GB/s the chip is capable of. More importantly for the M1 Max, it’s only slightly higher than the 204GB/s limit
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by sm_1024 4y ago
Latest qualcomm SoCs seem pretty competitive in mobile market (3d mark): Snapdragon 8 Gen 2: 12726 (76 fps) A16 Bionic: 9827 (58 fps) https://nanoreview.net/en/soc-compare/qualcomm-snapdragon-
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by sm_1024 4y ago
This is an interesting take. I'd assume iOS could just be considered an OEM variant of a mobile OS. I switched to samsung, and its UX is pretty consistent. > my OEM's variant of Android has annoying additions that aren't a
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by sm_1024 5y ago
My s21 updates all the system apps itself, I don't remember the last time I had to go into the galaxy store to do that.
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Show HN: Europa: Desktop Client for JupyterLab(github.com)
5 points by sm_1024 5y ago|0 comments
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by sm_1024 6y ago
The title is misleading, the GitHub issue doesn't actually point out any flaws in the codebase.