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by to11mtm 1y ago
Well, Each Channel needs a lot of pins. I don't think all 288/262 pins need to go to the CPU, but a large number of them do, I'd wager; The old LGA 1366 (Tri-Channel) and LGA 1151 (Dual Channel) are probably as close as we
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Not really, so long as you don't use it for anything 'bad'. i.e. if you're just running against your local network, who's gonna report it?
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by to11mtm 1y ago
There was a fun video floating around a few days ago where someone tried ordering 18,000 cups of water... It certainly got them a human being lol
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> EF Core, while missing lots of features still (glad that left joins are actually coming as first-class lol) is still miles ahead of ORMs in just about any ecosystem (coming from someone who often prefers raw sql). If you often prefer r
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> Wasn’t Apple the one actually caught throttling devices with an update to slow phones down under the guise of "saving battery"? It's not about 'saving battery' its about preventing undervoltage that janks every
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> I wanted to kill those circuits but my employer at the time said, "they are paying their bills, arent they?". This is loud to me, mostly because the last time I got non-TCPA compliant texts trying to solicit business, the VO
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> Nobody is getting high off statins. I mean, fun story time; back in 2014 my dad's house was broken into, and among other things they stole was a bottle of a benzo, and while most of my dad's medications were untouched they st
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by to11mtm 1y ago
TBH I'd prefer either Sharepoint's forced edit boxes or raw markdown over the hot mess that is editing in confluence. Pick a side and be done with it.
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> dating apps Well played. Fun story, once upon a time I remember seeing a dating profile where they flat out gave a cashapp if you wanted to talk to them. Within 3 months somehow I discovered they worked at the same shop I did, and when
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> There are 340 million or so people in the United States - what’s the human capital problem? I'll be bold and suggest that the 'third rail' human capital problem that almost feels sidestepped by the Parent comment you&#x2
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Something's weird but there's so many factors it's hard to say exactly -what-. e.x. In the 90s there was a lot of 'culling' of older workers especially if they didn't embrace tech I know my father was forced in
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by to11mtm 1y ago
On what level however? One of the biggest pain points I have had with the 'smartphone revolution' post Android/iOS is that almost every wearable/pocketable is a watch. nobody's trying new formats that could be usefu
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> If you do a million dollars worth of damage to the world and earn 100k (or a billion dollars worth of damage to earn a million dollars), even if you spend all of the money you earned on making the world a better place, you arent even g
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Well, there's a balance to be had. Do the most good you can while still being able to survive the rat race. However, people are bad at that. I'll give an interesting example. Hybrid Cars. Modern proper HEVs[0] usually benefit to t
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by to11mtm 1y ago
I like this analogy. I think of a bike's shifting systems; better shifters, better housings, better derailleur, or better chainrings/cogs can each 'improve' things. I suppose where that becomes relevant to here, is that
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> Erlang, at least the programming model, lends itself well to this, where each process has a local heap. If that can stay resident to a subsection of the CPU, that might lend itself better to a reasonably priced many core architecture.
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> That would require twice the number of pins Fair, I'll admit I wrote this after a very long work day and forgot to refresh myself on what a DIMM's pinout was actually like. That said, Maybe instead of a DIMM it would be bette
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by to11mtm 1y ago
For 32 bit yes, although IIRC x64 convention is caller clean-up.
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> They have excellent engineering resources - why didn't they just take their ARC cards and add more RAM to them? People are dropping $2K+ on the 5090 with 32GB and would surely pay $1200+ for an ARC with 32GB or even much more for
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by to11mtm 1y ago
I'll bite. Autodesk turned into a rent seeking company over a decade ago. Anyone Ex Boeing is sus, but maybe I'm wrong. Ex HP CEO is also sus because HP has been slowly circling the drain for the last 20 years.
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by to11mtm 1y ago
The craziest thing is... Intel could totally try to capture the LLM market 'bottom up' if they wanted to. As an underdog in the GPU market, all they need to do is start by making cheap boards with lots of VRAM. I'm talking 32
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by to11mtm 1y ago
F# came out within a 18 months of Scala, It's 'possible' it was a response but my understanding is that many of the folks who created F# were instrumental in adding generics to NET2.0, so it's hard to say for sure.
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> But why records and classes when records can also have methods. Records have built in equality logic, Classes don't. And, because of the interop story, they wanted to be able to define classes. > C# reified generics and rust l
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by to11mtm 1y ago
My guess is that either google want's a high level of physical control over their TPUs, or they have one sort of deal or another with NVidia and don't want to step on their toes. And also, Google's track record with hardware.
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by to11mtm 1y ago
No, but interestingly at least one case of Allies doing a 'war crime' was used as a defense in the Nuremberg Trials; Karl Dönitz was convicted of unrestricted Submarine warfare, however since both Britain and the US were doing the
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by to11mtm 1y ago
I mean given how even 'real' interviews go... what's the point of dealing with an AI Interviewer? If anything, I'd argue it's a long term short for companies doing that; they are going to get mostly people who learn
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by to11mtm 1y ago
This is an interesting comment because I've lived a lot of sides of this. At my first job (where I kinda 'weaseled' my way into doing software vs my job title) it was an incredibly collaborative experience. It started with fi
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by to11mtm 1y ago
> It's just a lot easier to sit at home with these kinds of entertainment, so the "activation energy" required to go get up and plan things with friends just feels a lot higher. Ding ding ding! > There is TikTok, YouTub
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by to11mtm 1y ago
Yep, and it's only accelerated. > In the eighties I might save up months or even 1-2 years for a nice television set I remember times from the late 80s and early 90s where my parents would have to save up to repair the VCR, or that
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by to11mtm 1y ago
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