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by tgtweak 6y ago
No, they've made purpose-built silicon for sia mining and it is no longer viable to mine on general purpose compute. As far as storage mining - it may be. last check (november) filecoin was the most profitable to host your disk space
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by tgtweak 6y ago
It is unlikely that this is related to the much more purpose-built and conventionally-designed "neural engine" in the M1 (as they are dubbing it) which operates in the "set it up, feed it, and check the results" type of
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by tgtweak 6y ago
> days
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Agreed - see my other comment for this advice
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by tgtweak 6y ago
It feels like this is healthy, organic and very much in line with the ethos of open source to see a project take this path and arrive back in open source. If the rocks team wanted to cherry pick some compatible advancements from this projec
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by tgtweak 6y ago
If I can delete my entire GitHub account and screw everything and everyone connected to it with a single red warning prompt you can bet your ass it's possible to online cancel a service that may in some edge cases affect a customer.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
I have one that is even better. Bell Canada. They require you to speak to the "loyalty" team before you can have a service cancelled. That team is only available by phone. That team has a 1 hour wait time during the hours that th
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by tgtweak 6y ago
It is also not permitted by Visa/MasterCard terms regarding recurring services without a contract period.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Just use a virtual credit card and you can "cancel" any service you want by pausing the card. Privacy.com and payaware are two I would recommend for this.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
That mingard graphic is right up there with Sankey diagram in terms of novel and efficient conveyance of data in an infographic. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sankey_diagram#/media/File:JIE...
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Changing the terms post-hoc is pretty scummy. Logically you would assume having something is better than nothing, as I assume most would - simple math. The reality is anticipating more than you actually receive can be more detrimental. Y
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Wait until google hops in, launches with their banking license, and starts lending based on their own models (tuned with their own data) straight from the Federal Reserve.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Underrated comment. Strangely the opposite is true for the linux kernel - seems to run better and better on old hardware every year.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
>Wildlife officials spotted the "unusual" object while counting sheep during a flyover in a remote south-eastern area of the US state. "So what is it you do for a living?"
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Few differentiating facts about roblox that aren't immediately obvious: * All games play on all platforms. You can play cross-platform on any game. * You can buy "robux", the in-game currency, in every retail store under the
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by tgtweak 6y ago
I think of the terrible-lady-getting-excited-over-a-box youtube ad :| Also the numerous videos from linustechtips and many other reputable channels detailing in painful detail how scammy wish is. Also my mother in law who bought a $12 fitne
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by tgtweak 6y ago
I'd wait for actual benchmarks just judging by the amount of parachute clauses in the disclosures. Power consumption numbers should be great but I'm guessing it falls flat on some compute tasks that can't leverage custom ins
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by tgtweak 6y ago
I'd like the manufacturers to disclose how many they built and sold. These launches feel very limited. For things to sell out in seconds is not normal.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
> in V8 there is a cylinder firing at every 90° rotation which means 2 cylinder fire in one crankshaft rotation. Your method and math checks out even without the tachometer observations - in a split-plane v8 (such as that in the scc tuat
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by tgtweak 6y ago
I kind of prefer that to providers keeping it around indefinitely.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Happens all the time in datacenters when clients don't pay their hosting.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
A100 is nvidia's ML card in this lineup - and it has a much saltier premium. The 3090 will probably stay at a premium due to a few factors - I don't think ML performance plays into this at all though: DLSS - There's a reason
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Xilinx are very flexible and the tooling makes them even more effective. If AMD wants to get serious in the datacenter/AI/ML space they need a xilinx-like approach to developing tooling. Cuda, nvenc, cudnn etc craps all over amd&#
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by tgtweak 6y ago
It is a single-cell battery so no onboard bms would typically be present - a look at the terminals confirms this. The charge and protection logic is built into the device which charges the battery itself. edit: http://forums.son
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by tgtweak 6y ago
I think there are a lot of other interesting applications here too: * "drive-by-wire" optimization of operator inputs to save on fuel or reduce machine wear * failsafe gps boundaries to prevent the chance of equipment leaving the
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Where is Bryan anyway he's been unusually quiet and I know he lurks on HN. bcantrill where art thou
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Youtube has had a scam video ad up for 3 days now advertising fallguys for mobile where it's just a page that forces you to install other apps. It was blatant and I reported it but YouTube can't be bothered to dispatch a human to
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Not just web search, also android, google home, google/android pay, gmail (even if you're not on gmail you send to/from), youtube, 3rd party android apps running analytics, 3rd party websites running analytics, chrome... the
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Pretty rich coming from a guy who's rule saw one of the most profitable companies in the US sit on 50bn cash instead of investing it into innovation.
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by tgtweak 6y ago
Particularly if you do your own devops.

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