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6mo ago
I have a minisforum. Boost enabled. WiFi disabled. No changes to P clock states or something from bios. Fedora. Applied all suggestions from powertop. I don’t recall changing anything else.
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6mo ago
I can run my N100 nuc at 4W wall socket power draw idle. If I keep turbo boost off, it also stays there under normal load up to 6W full power. Then it is also terribly slow. With turbo boost enabled power draw can go to 8-10W on full load.
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6mo ago
Git-lfs exists for a while now. Does that fix your issue? Or do you mean that it doesn’t support binary diffs?
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6mo ago
Yes. And the license only allows you to run macOS guests on macOS hosts. So using esxi means you don’t have any license for whatever macOS guests you run.
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6mo ago
I’m really flummoxed at why the MacBooks continue to be spicy. When using then laptop with a charger using the grounded cable on the socket side there used to be no spice. Now that adapters are mostly only used with two prong connectors the
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6mo ago
Also the two corner points next to the air slits underneath the screen when folded open. When I wipe away dust there it can feel slightly uncomfortable. The pci extension slot edges in most PC cases or the IO are way sharper. I’ve cut mysel
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6mo ago
Request hedging or backup requests are indeed the terms I know for requests where you give the first request a bit of a headstart. I didn’t know about the term happy eyeball to signify that all requests fire at the same time.
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7mo ago
Ive always wondered where the inflection point lies between on the one hand trying to train the model on all kinds of data such as Wikipedia/encyclopedia, versus in the system prompt pointing to your local versions of those data source
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7mo ago
Here you are comparing a decent bluetooth speaker to a pretty good wireless active speaker to a hifi setup. I think the original comment about audiophiles is them wasting money on upgrading the hifi setup with all kinds of audio cabling, bi
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7mo ago
Is it a waste if it makes you happy?
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7mo ago
Because newer batteries are not degrading as fast due to better thermal and load management. Because newer cars use newer chemistries that are less prone to degradation. Moreover, just like some cars are good enough for people now, the cars
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7mo ago
I hoping that phoronix will be able to redo the benchmark of the 9950x3D with this new X3D2 variant. I might even shell out for an upgrade to AM5 and DDR5. On the other hand, my 5900X is still blazing fast.
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7mo ago
I think GP was saying that the additional 3D cache on this chip compared to the standard x3d isn’t going to do much. I’m curious to see whether the same benchmarks benefit again so greatly.
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7mo ago
Here in the Netherlands ford sales seem to have completely consumed by Kia sales. Around me houses that typically had Fords now have Kia’s, Toyota, Tesla or small Volvo like EX30/40. After the huge hits of the focus and to some extend
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7mo ago
IIRC from some discord threads, some games already perform better on Linux than on Windows. We are getting there. The only moat left is kernel anti cheat for games like Battlefield. I’m just fine if those stay on windows actually.
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7mo ago
I also like the Optica! It somehow has a lot of space vibes from Freelancer and FireFly. Shame of the large toy like duct indeed. But I suspect it works!
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7mo ago
I would love to have a Java compiler with the capabilities of the .net compiler. To make incremental builds to aid code completion including type information, looking past simple syntactical errors, fixing them, and continuing compilation.
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7mo ago
In Italy there are enough chargers that charge for both kWh and time connected. kWh for what you use and connected to discourage being connected all the time.
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7mo ago
I get 3-5W, mostly 4W on my N100 nuc. WiFi disabled through bios. And I ran powertop and made the suggested changes. 1 stick of 16gib lpDDR5, 1 nvme ssd, 1 4TB SATA ssd. Under full cpu load usage goes up to 8-12W. When also the gpu is busy
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7mo ago
To do real time analysis and interception probably not. But for after the fact analysis, if a player is moving on knowledge he couldn’t have had because it shouldn’t have been rendered yet or something, then you can assume cheating.
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7mo ago
Indeed, it doesn’t matter too much, as long as it is consistent. People running their own formatting or changes re-adding spaces, sorting attributes in xml tags, etc. All leading to churn. By codifying the formatting rules the formatting wi
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7mo ago
Not all. CachyOS has specific builds for v3, v4, and AMD Zen4/5: https://wiki.cachyos.org/features/optimized_repos/
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8mo ago
By running more tasks in parallel across different cores they can each run at lower clock speed and potentially still finish before a single core at higher clock speeds can execute them sequentially.
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8mo ago
At least from what I’ve seen around me professionally, the issue with most Scala projects was that developers started new projects in Scala while also still learning Scala through a Coursera course, without having a FP background and theref
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8mo ago
Thanks. I will look into those. I suppose kubernetes with the right operators installed and the right node labels applied could almost work as a self service control plane. But then VMs have to run in kubevirt. There is crossplane but that
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8mo ago
Raw performance, in the sense of single core performance, is still one of the most important factors for us. Yes, we have parallelised tests, in different modules, etc. But there are still many single threaded operations in the build server
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8mo ago
Which OSS PaaS are there that are noteworthy? Or do you mean something like Kubernetes?
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8mo ago
There are many Isaacs and Alberts. How many notable Galileo(s, not to use Galilei) do we have?
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8mo ago
Regarding the less than ideal audio conditions, there are also already models that have impressive noise cancellation. Like this https://github.com/Rikorose/DeepFilterNet one. If you put them in serial, maybe you get b
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8mo ago
So the biggest difference I see with the new Air is that you get sRGB only in the display, with less brightness. Also it is has 8GiB of RAM, which shouldn’t be an issue for the intended use. Same weight. You lose a bit on the speakers, micr
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