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by trynumber9 9mo ago
What resolution is that display?
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by trynumber9 9mo ago
Similar "stats" to the Seawolf class. Planned: 29 Completed: 3 Canceled: 26 Active: 3 Yet, unlike the Zumwalts, they are considered a good boat.
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by trynumber9 10mo ago
US adult obesity rates have been declining (slowly) for about 5 years now. Probably not a fluke.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
No, it was a third driver. Per AMD >Notably, AMD's closed-source Vulkan driver currently uses a different pipeline compiler, which is the major difference between AMD's open-source and closed-source Vulkan drivers.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
Perhaps, but the percentage of Americans foreign-born is at a 100 year high. And the percentage of under 18s who have a foreign-born parent is at an all-time high (25.6% of students, the previous peak was 21.6% in 1920). And if their childr
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by trynumber9 1y ago
ASML has a large factory in Wilton. & Zeiss is further away from missiles. So they're less concerned about that.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
Well, they're killing the animals before feeding them to the lions etc. So it won't have much of a hunting experience. But perhaps a scavenging experience is enough for them.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
Note that it says they are gently euthanized first. Otherwise I don't think there is a single horse-owner who would go through that. We have all seen what cats do with their living food.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
IBM has kept researching in Albany. They license manufacturing technology to other parties even if they gave up trying to build their own fabrication facilities a decade ago.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
And I don't dispute that. Simply that Ferrari is the Ford of super cars, building in large quantity for that market. And I really doubt the applicability of the luxury approach to software. People will vastly overpay to have a 5% fas
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by trynumber9 1y ago
I'm not saying it proves anything but Ferrari is one of the higher volume manufacturers within super cars This applies even compared to many of their competitors we think of as mass market car producers (such as Ford, Toyota, Honda) wh
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by trynumber9 1y ago
That's why I choose two cars that are at effectively in the same target market at around the same price from the same time period, from Ford and Ferrari.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
>why don’t more companies follow Ferrari’s lead Ford did try before. For example, the 2006 Ford GT. In comparison, the similarly-priced Ferrari F430 of the era was the mass market automobile with about 5x as many made. So I wonder how mu
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by trynumber9 1y ago
AMD is making money on x86 servers. Is anyone making money doing commodity (i.e. not captive) ARM / R5 server chips for sale? Ampere is losing money and hoping for acquisition.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
It's international but I wonder how many people know that about third of ASML scanners and steppers are made in Connecticut. And all their light sources are made by ex-Cymer in San Diego.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
Identification verification doesn't solve that either. His friend could still hand him his phone after logging in and verifying, right? Unless they're doing facial scans the entire time the user is reading adult content. It seems
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by trynumber9 1y ago
I'm genuinely curious. The parent buys the phone/laptop. And when little Timmy logs in to his phone the account should be in a family/group as a child account. What's with the obsession with actually verifying identity?
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by trynumber9 1y ago
I didn't, as far as I'm aware. They are indeed beholden to their shareholders and I said nothing of value. Investors desire shares of profitable companies with consistent growth. As an AWS customer, you are the consistent growth.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
>As long as you keep the cost down, you will never need to move away. Yes, as long as the $2 trillion dollar American corporation beholden to shareholders to maximize profits doesn't try to milk its captive customers you'll be
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by trynumber9 1y ago
Really? I can't even play Minecraft (DXR: ON) at 4K 60Hz on a RTX 5090... Maybe another regression in Blackwell.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
>I honestly don't know why nvidia didn't just suspend their consumer line entirely. It's ~$12 billion a year with a high gross margin by the standards of every other hardware company. They want to make sure neither AMD nor
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by trynumber9 1y ago
They seem to be close? The RX 9070 is the 2nd most efficient graphics card this generation according to TechPowerUp and they also do well when limited to 60Hz, implying their joules per frame isn't bad either. Efficiency: https:/
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by trynumber9 1y ago
I heard the opposite. The next is gfx13 and that it is more like RDNA with more bolted on. Which makes sense given the version numbers. MI350 is still gfx943 or gfx950. RX 9070 XT is gfx1201.
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by trynumber9 1y ago
The EUV light sources are all made in San Diego. Currently, there is no single country that can make an 3600D or equivalent machine. Which shouldn't be surprising given the complexity.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
What ARM core is available for AMD to use that is better than what AMD has been shipping in Turin? Adapting Zen to a simpler-to-decode architecture would cost more than licensing a core from ARM. The Zen 5 front-end is adapted for working a
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Cymer was the best purchase they ever made. But it also means they're totally beholden to US export controls. That light source is made in San Diego after all.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Skymont is an improvement but... Skymont area efficiency should be compared to Zen 5C on 3nm. It has higher IPC, SMT with dual decoders - one for each thread, and full rate AVX-512 execution. AMD didn't have major difficulties in scali
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by trynumber9 2y ago
It's merely noting that the majority of homeless are men and the majority of college students are women. It doesn't imply any causality or relationship.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
>AMD said it now expects to make more than $5 billion from sales of its Instinct data center GPUs this year due to high demand from hyperscalers like Meta and Microsoft It's no Nvidia but Meta has ordered AMD GPUs.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
The stock value didn't drop because of CUDA but because most stocks and tech stocks dropped in 2008. AMD was also down 80%, Intel down 40%.

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