tartaglia

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by tartaglia 3y ago
This. I get that it’s an opinion piece but it seems a bit overthought
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by tartaglia 3y ago
I had my fair share of trips around Europe and to the UK/US the last two years. I come from a lower class family and we never travelled when I was growing up. I had to wait to get a job to afford it. I think it gave a better appreciati
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IBM Unveils the Watsonx Platform to Power Next-Generation Foundation Models(newsroom.ibm.com)
2 points by tartaglia 3y ago|0 comments
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by tartaglia 3y ago
As of a couple of years ago the main sentiment was: deep learning is neat but your problem could be solved by statistical learning techniques so check those out first. Does this still hold up?
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by tartaglia 6y ago
Wood working is too hard. I don’t care about the properties of this type of wood against that other type of wood. I just want to build a table. Let’s add a wood-working suite in the web browser so I can plan, execute, and build my table fro
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Incoming Intel CEO Derides Inability to 'Deliver Better Products' Than Apple(macrumors.com)
2 points by tartaglia 6y ago|0 comments
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by tartaglia 6y ago
I’m a programmer but I still to Google how to edit the PATH in Windows. This is not a matter of teaching, it’s a matter of laziness. Open Google and figure it out. This is not math. You don’t need to understand why. You follow the tutorial
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by tartaglia 6y ago
> So I can write code inside my spreadsheet, but not inside my browser? WTF. You can, press F12. > Here’s my pitch: build a browser that comes pre-installed with node.js, an IDE and a simple runtime environment. Why? If you’re new to
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by tartaglia 6y ago
All you need is ZF...
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by tartaglia 6y ago
I agree about the bad timing. They could have kept the accounts on, assigning a task force to review each post until 20th Jan. It looks to me like a symbolic gesture which is gonna fuel conspiracies and anger. I mean, the presidential accou
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Intel Urged to Take 'Immediate Action' Amid Threats from Apple Silicon and AMD(macrumors.com)
27 points by tartaglia 6y ago|7 comments
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by tartaglia 6y ago
The darkest timeline, probably
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by tartaglia 6y ago
Then, is academia a good place to go to for research instead? If not, what should researchers do?
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by tartaglia 6y ago
These reviews are not that informative for me. I’d rather read about how M1 behaves in a certain workflow. For instance, when working on a huge open-source project like VSCode. Or how it behaves when the RAM is under heavy pressure.
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Google, Cisco and VMware join Microsoft to oppose NSO in WhatsApp spyware case(techcrunch.com)
2 points by tartaglia 6y ago|0 comments
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by tartaglia 6y ago
I’m optimistic about this. If you control everything within your product, then you’re able to fully take advantage of it.
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Parallels 16 for M1 Macs Now Available Through Technical Preview Program(forums.macrumors.com)
5 points by tartaglia 6y ago|0 comments
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by tartaglia 6y ago
One more year and she can start drinking. Jokes apart, Kate has come a long way. Kudos to all the contributors.
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by tartaglia 6y ago
I dream of a day when Webpack builds won’t be so slow.
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by tartaglia 6y ago
Wait till you hear the best part. Like the Kindle, they will ship it with ads as screensaver. Additionally, you will receive promoted notifications once in a while. You pay 529.99$ upfront, or a monthly subscription, in order to remove the
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by tartaglia 6y ago
I think so. 3900X has 9.89b transistors and it is still faster than the i9.
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by tartaglia 6y ago
Since we’re fantasising, I’d say a bare metal Linux distro — or a fork of Chromium OS — running as web client for AWS Workspaces. The downside is that you need an Internet connection at all times, and possibly a subscription.
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by tartaglia 6y ago
It’s rumoured that they’re going to redesign the MBPs. I’m curious to see how they are going to improve the cooling system.
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by tartaglia 6y ago
The surprising fact is that M1 in a 999$ MBA can beat a 3000$+ MBP 16”, or get near the performance of a desktop CPU that cost ~400$.
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by tartaglia 6y ago
Also it’s the architecture that matters, not the specific chip. And we got virtualization and containers for that.
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by tartaglia 6y ago
I just had a vision: Amazon Basics Laptops
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by tartaglia 6y ago
There is no incentive for AWS to add restrictions like Apple with XCode. Indeed, I think that this would just reduce the amount of the customers they can reach. I don’t think that other computers manufacturers are going to follow Apple’s le
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Sci-fi surveillance: Europe's secretive push into biometric technology(theguardian.com)
2 points by tartaglia 6y ago|0 comments
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PowerBook G3 to M1 MacBook Pro – We sure have come a long way(forums.macrumors.com)
2 points by tartaglia 6y ago|0 comments