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by terafo 5y ago
They are mandated to remove everything that Roskomnadzor blocks from search results. That happened to Smart Voting in September, for example. And it's extremely easy for them to block any website they want.
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by terafo 5y ago
You can't find many things that Russian government deems inappropriate in Yandex. Yandex, Google and Bing(DDG is basically Bing proxy) just have different sets of biases.
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by terafo 5y ago
Sites that do auto translate of original SO threads and pretend that it's their original content are the worst. Google sometimes prefers to give me that results instead of the actual SO thread because I'm not in English-speaking c
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by terafo 5y ago
They have terrible sign up experience, I'm far from only one who hasn't been able to sign up there because of some cryptic error. When I've tried to google that, there were reports of them requiring using email with full name
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by terafo 5y ago
> 99% off chain economic benefit from crypto today is money laundering, evading KYC protocols, tax evasion, ransomware related transfers You still need to prove that though.
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10 millons Oculus Quest 2 sold(theverge.com)
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by terafo 5y ago
Mirroring doesn't deal with this because there's always a single target, elimination of which disrupts the whole system, since some time will pass until yet another person puts a target on his back, and there is the problem of fin
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by terafo 5y ago
We are not talking about Elon time. They made 237k cars in Q3, and will most certainly close a year with 900k(+-50k) cars produced. With two new fabs coming online in 2022 and growing capacity on existing fabs they will comfortably close 20
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by terafo 5y ago
It is very durable. It withstood 1000 degree heat for 2 hours in referenced paper, there are no moving parts on the storage itself, it doesn't require additional energy to sustain records, records themselves don't deteriorate over
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by terafo 5y ago
> `The researchers say that with improvements to the writing techniques, particularly by taking advantage of parallelism, they can design a system that can fill that same 500 TB in a mere 60 days.` It's possible to get it up to 100
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by terafo 5y ago
1MB is really a lot if you know what you're doing, what language you actually can't fit into 1MB of ram due to inherent specifics of language itself, not because interpreter/compiler doesn't optimize for such cases?
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by terafo 5y ago
Mostly SteamVR datamining. But it's a reasonable thing to do and SteamDeck looks like a nice byproduct.
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by terafo 5y ago
I wouldn't count them off that easily. Valve is making their own autonomous headset, should be out next year. It will be more expensive, yes. But it will be faster and it will be full blown Linux PC with access to whole library of PC g
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by terafo 5y ago
It looks like Valve is making their own standalone VR headset ,and made Steam Deck along the way to meet minimal amount of orders for custom chip. The chip can deliver 2.5 TFlops if it's clocked like other RDNA2 GPUs, it's almost
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by terafo 5y ago
Because I was confused with these benchmark results I tried to run it myself. And learned that current benchmark version and benchmark in affinity forum topic are not comparable. But still there results for that older benchmark version are
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by terafo 5y ago
We know for a fact that Stadia runs on Linux. We have leaked documents from CDPR hack earlier this year with details of Google's deal with CDPR. From these documents we know that Vulkan renderer exists and even how much Google paid for
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by terafo 5y ago
Memory bandwidth in w6900x is roughly 500gb/s. In 3090 it's more than 900gb/s. Yet, 3090 performs like 5500M(which is laughable). In M1 Max bandwidth is 400gb/s(but there is 200gb/s version). I'm comparing only
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by terafo 5y ago
Mac Pro with w6900x uses PCIe gen 3, which is 2x worse than gen 4. And given other results in that thread, I think it's unlikely to be the bottleneck. If it was, people with ryzen CPUs and 30 series cards would have much higher perform
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by terafo 5y ago
> GPUs are optimized to suit common workloads and, quite predictably, aren’t optimized to suit uncommon workloads. That doesn't explain why there are such drastic performance differences between GPUs on same uarch. It shouldn&#x27
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by terafo 5y ago
Transfer on and off the GPU is limited mostly by PCIe and the latest Mac Pro that performs almost like M1 Max in rasterization has only PCIe3.0, while PCIe gen 4 with double the bandwidth is available on many PCs. If you look closely at the
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by terafo 5y ago
Performance doesn't scale with memory bandwidth, SM count or any other spec that is known to me. RTX 3090 and 3080 are not just similar cards from the same generation. They are the same GA102 die with some configuration differences : 3
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by terafo 5y ago
This benchmark makes no sense. I was looking for some reference points and found forum topic[1] with few PC benchmark results and they are `strange`. Only RTX 3090 benchmark result is around 12k in raster, while RTX 3080's result is 13
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by terafo 5y ago
I'm talking about native Linux ports, not Proton compatibility. There is Linux port of Cyberpunk 2077 and we know it because there is Stadia version of game. And Linux versions of Hitman 3, Control, more than a dozen of Ubisoft games(t
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by terafo 5y ago
It's worth noting that this game uses Godot engine, which is open source and built with Linux in mind, and most platform compatibility complexity was shifted to engine. Experience is quite different for big game developers that have th
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by terafo 5y ago
That sounds a lot like badly managed support TBH. Complaint about having to install Linux to check fix indicates that you weren't even trying to run build on Linux before releasing it, I'm not sure why were you supporting Linux at
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by terafo 5y ago
I saw recently twitter complaint about emacs bug filed almost 15 years ago finally getting a wontfix responce(bug was about undo history loss or something). And then they write articles about their new and shiny bug closing process[1]. [1]
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by terafo 5y ago
Yet, something like 95% of all desktop users can't do that. You, presumably, disproportionally interact with tech people. Typical office worker might encounter problem that requires terminal once in a year at which point sysadmin is ca
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by terafo 5y ago
I wish there was some kind of extension to run this thing locally on GPU, Deep TabNine is 2 years old now and still nothing tries to compete with it despite it using smallest possible gpt2 with cpu inference.
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by terafo 5y ago
Single sat wouldn't be able to broadcast 24/7 because batteries will fail after some time and sun won't be available all the time. Because sat won't be powered on all the time it will collide with something eventually ev
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by terafo 5y ago
Add 1 download per day for 500 years and you will get 21k.

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