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by treprinum 2y ago
Yeah, but that's at the cost of a 50% probability of a CPU failure within a year. Moreover, it doesn't hold true in games vs X3D CPUs.
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by treprinum 2y ago
N100 & N305 have no competition in their own space IMO. For the rest I don't see any advantage outside momentum and "nobody is going to be fired for using IBM" approach.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Still wondering how AMD has only ~25% of desktop market share given recent Intel issues.
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by treprinum 2y ago
I am strongly against legalization. Public parks in Germany became unpleasant as the heavy "scent" lingers for hours there. Kids are basically out of luck.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Good freelancers are expensive and don't stick around long-term.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Boeing is a few orders of magnitude simpler than a single human cell. We can't even create a CFD model of an airplane that is realistic as can be seen on all airplanes or even race cars designed purely by CFD.
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by treprinum 2y ago
In theory ML or simpler statistical models like ICA should be able to separate those signals from each other (if they are separable) given the training data contains measurements from all scenarios (moving eyes, muscles, sweating, reacting
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by treprinum 2y ago
Old Atoms were able to do that. N100 is way more powerful (better than Skylake at the same frequency).
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by treprinum 2y ago
Those are early data. In 5 years the picture will be more accurate. I'd try Tonalin/CLA, forskolin or berberine before Ozempic. Some people take Ozempic for 3 years before developing pancreatitis and the drug is still too new to h
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by treprinum 2y ago
Now imagine we are talking about companies: "We grew just our competitors grew 4x as much as we did." - that would be a prime candidate for an acquisition or being labeled a "zombie company" in a few years due to exponen
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by treprinum 2y ago
Head over to reddit to read horror stories about Ozempic recovery. "there doesn't appear to be many downsides" https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/ozempic-wegovy-li...
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by treprinum 2y ago
The point is that since 2008 US was able to keep up with rapidly expanding China whereas EU stood still. We are discussing future of EU here.
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by treprinum 2y ago
US has fewer inhabitants than EU (342M vs 449M) yet keeps up with China economically in absolute terms.
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by treprinum 2y ago
It's not about flexing, it's about the diminishing importance of EU in the world. It doesn't matter if EU still has a better GDP PPP if India ends up with a bigger GDP overall as you are only as important as you have in the b
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by treprinum 2y ago
40 years ago Europe (without former Warsaw Pact countries) accounted for 25% of global trade. These days it's ~12% and dropping. Since 2008 there is no meaningful GDP growth (1-2%) whereas US and China exploded in that time. India is o
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by treprinum 2y ago
Cool! Does Eureka Labs/Andrej plan to offer grad/PhD-level courses (or better) with similar topics to CS236, CS224N etc. in the future as well?
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by treprinum 2y ago
They mention that 50% of 13900k and 14900k in workstation W680 motherboards had the same issue so it's unlikely it's because of overclocking/overvolting as those boards are made for stability.
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by treprinum 2y ago
That's how I found out - I used to fly in the latest MS flight sim over parts of Eastern Europe and after one satellite imagery update I noticed clear cuts everywhere, it was really disturbing. And then I learned that Germany has a sim
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by treprinum 2y ago
Desloratadine: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7868613/ Diphenhydramine: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27779705/
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by treprinum 2y ago
Fresh unprocessed red meat is not directly known to cause cancer but it's implicated by the association to smoked/processed red meat that is a strong carcinogen. IARC says that maybe it can increase the risk of certain cancers but
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by treprinum 2y ago
Once you get hit by an autoimmune disease your stance will turn into "eat only meat" quickly.
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by treprinum 2y ago
You can significantly lower risk of dying from melanoma by taking H1 antihistamines, especially desloratadine and to some extent diphenhydramine.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Isn't thiamine tissue deficiency at the bottom of dysautonomia? Potentially leading to Alzheimer, MS, ALS over long periods of time if untreated depending on one's genetics and the way their body tries to adapt to it? I understand
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by treprinum 2y ago
I suspect this is an internal sabotage from devs not agreeing with it - plaintext is easily observable and people can figure it out, causing a PR damage; encrypted passwords are basically untraceable.
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by treprinum 2y ago
Vancouver island is famous for that. In comparison to Eastern Europe the monocultures in Canada get mostly replanted, in the Eastern Europe they most often don't.
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by treprinum 2y ago
You should revisit your knowledge of how things are done in Germany and see the clear cuts popping up everywhere, even in Taunus mountains next to some of the richest parts of the country.
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by treprinum 2y ago
The whole Eastern Europe is getting raped by wood-hungry companies - look at Romania, Slovakia, Poland, Estonia etc. and compare satellite photos from 2015 with those from 2024 - truly Brazil-level deforestation but in the EU, often with th
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by treprinum 2y ago
5G service channel says otherwise.
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by treprinum 2y ago
How is the plugin compatibility? Can I use CS6 or CC plugins in Affinity?
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by treprinum 2y ago
Are they going to bundle 8TB of RAM on the CPU now?

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