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by to11mtm 7mo ago
Sounds like a HPE Compute Scale-up Server 3200, but again keep in mind that's something where there's probably a fabric between nodes one way or another.
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
> OS/runtimes weren’t really designed with hundreds of cores and complex interconnect topologies in mind. I mean.... IMO Erlang/Elixir is a not-terrible benchmark for how things should work in that state... Hell while not a
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by to11mtm 7mo ago
I think you're hitting on a general problem statement a lot of orgs run into, even ignoring the uptime figure... All of the complexity of onprem, especially when you need to worry about failover/etc can get tricky, especially if y
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by to11mtm 8mo ago
PS2 was cheaper at announce time, but by launch there were units priced 'competitively' (not always with PS2's capabilities such as ability to do component out, but almost always with a better UX). I should note the 'oth
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by to11mtm 8mo ago
> If you had a 386DX then I believe you had the math copro? The 386SX did not have an FPU and needed the additional 387SX. Neither had FPUs... Closest you can get is RapidCAD (which is really a 486DX adapted to 386 bus, IIRC it uses a &#
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by to11mtm 8mo ago
I think a big question mark here, is whether anything said on Anthropic's side if in the framing of "We have a thing going on that we are trying to communicate around where a canary notice if it existed would no longer be updated&
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by to11mtm 8mo ago
I think the big thing that held gamecube back was the lack of other 'utility', at least as someone who was in college at the time. Can't play DVDs (PS2, or XBox with the remote accessory,) can't even play audio CDs. Let&
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by to11mtm 8mo ago
This is kinda the real thing at play here... and the 'wave' in the economics; After all, the company could have arguably instead produced fewer product, sold what they have already sold for the same price, paid their workers the s
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by to11mtm 8mo ago
I want to give a huge shout out to the UK magazine PC Format for the most absolute banger 90s magazine CD that I ever encountered. It didn't just have Demos of new games, if you poked around you'd find that it had "this cool
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by to11mtm 8mo ago
... That is the most Sony thing ever lol
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by to11mtm 8mo ago
I think there were two problems with the U2 thing... First, U2's general public perception as far as grandstanding[0]... I think the bigger subconscious part was, at the time, Apple stuff was still premium price compared to most other
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by to11mtm 8mo ago
Ehhh, it could go both ways (as far as over-optimism) On one hand, historically there's a lot of sparsely populated land; that makes it easier to both do exploration and partition off the land. Also there is China's more central e
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by to11mtm 8mo ago
... you know when you put it that way, it would not surprise me if lobbyists dovetailed the 'cant do stuff in US/EU because of env regs' with the various types of Union busting the US likes to do and for some in the EU it wou
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
You kinda missed part of my specific point, Mostly that there's a lot that goes on in society where a single person can't necessarily genocide a 'race' but a single person can certainly fuck up a single person of famil
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
The logistics buildout is arguably Amazon's biggest retail lynchpin. However, it's built on a few fragile external costs. First that comes to mind, is the comingling, which will theoretically resolve one way or another with their
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
We are far more subtle and targeted about it as a whole, possibly due to our social structures. As vapid as the movie (intentionally) is, "Mean Girls" does a really good break-down of things, and perhaps the main issue is that u
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
It is sad that we got to here from when the worst problem was a tile start menu (I liked 8.1 and it ran good on fairly trash hardware.)
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
> Can you elaborate on how the communication style changed after this? Like they were more willing to seek clarification/discussion? More willing to seek clarification and less likely to try to defend choices with 'This is what
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
> This behavior appears in software projects as well. It's difficult to work like this. I have seen that across just about every culture in the software engineering world. And not just in the 'business' itself. I still rem
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
> Advice: If you want better results from Indian engineers(or designers or anyone else really), especially juniors (speaking as of now, things might change in near future), try to reduce the "authority" gap early on. Make it cl
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
Probably bad idea, and definitely 'Need to bid it to responsible parties' question but would there be a way to safely use even separated 'landfill refuse' to build significant parts of the enclosing structure?
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
I agree with some of their sentiment but disagree that it is secularism specifically. If anything, my observation has been that social media provides better avenues for exploitation by bad actors and, for lack of a better term, people unwil
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
I can't even get Github Copilot's plugin to avoid randomly trashing files with a Zero No width break space at the beginning, let alone follow formatting rules consistently...
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
Yep, to the extent that short (at best, cause they are potentially fallible) of a warrant canary getting snuffled it is very possible that a company could set up a subsidiary for appearances. Or, just buy bits of control interest outright (
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
Still more predictable than GPU buys in the current climate. Power connector melting aside, GPUs in most cases get replaced less frequently than cell phones, unless of course you have lots of capital/profit infusion to for whatever rea
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
The Lightning was done the way it was because they were able to re-use a lot of existing F150 tooling/etc and keep the R&D cost lower in the process.
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by to11mtm 9mo ago
> DOS is why the 286 was a bit of a flop. That drove the 386. IDK why but this feels like an over-simplification of the differences between real vs 286 vs 386 protected mode. But I'd love some good exposition...
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by to11mtm 10mo ago
C# has been favored by a lot of game devs for some time. You've got Godot, Unity, I think you can do -some- things in unreal engine with C#... In contrast to java it has added a lot of helpful constructs for high performance code like
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by to11mtm 10mo ago
I don't think you are off base FWIW. Unity has long both kinda lagged too hard but also just makes things weird at times. I think the biggest hurdle a unity contender has to overcome, is how to provide both 'similar enough' p
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by to11mtm 10mo ago
Capcom doing their own env is still a bit extreme sounding to me in it's own right (with the shitpost comment of, I bet they have a slick dispatcher involved somewhere vs 'trust the threadpool') But then I remember they have

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