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by trynumber9 2y ago
If you don't have a safe with a key for your gun who is to blame? You bought a gun and you stored it unsafely. Responsible gun owners have their guns locked up. Perhaps responsible parents can pay attention to their childrens' int
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Don't the judges need proof to show that the social media company deliberately ignored copyright claims before saying they are liable for copyright infringement? Am I wrong? This is simply my understanding for liability.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
I checked 538 before the election and they had Trump winning more often than not, but very close.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
What makes rural America so numerous?
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by trynumber9 2y ago
sips https://ss64.com/mac/sips.html
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Yes, yes it does. https://www.spec.org/cpu2017/Docs/overview.html#Q13
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Apple is slightly pulling away. AMD's top desktop chips were on par with M1/M2/M3 1T but now they cannot match even M4 despite releasing a new design (Zen 5) this year. It's partially because AMD is on a two year cadence
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by trynumber9 2y ago
It'll still be at the top of SPECint 2017 which is the real industry standard. Geekbench 6.3 slightly boosted Apple Silicon scores by adding SME - a very niche instruction set extension which is never used in SPECint workloads. So the
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Apple is the only one making ARM chips fast enough to be competitive even with emulation. Qualcomm isn't on that level - they're only on par with AMD and Intel without emulation. The market won't move from the x86 duopoly to
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by trynumber9 2y ago
AMD was nearly bankrupt for the first half of that. In my opinion it was a herculean feat that they survived at all.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
AMD has been shipping billions of dollars of "chiplet" GPGPUs by the name of MI300A and MI300X. So I think they're beyond the experimental phase.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Labor shortages in nursing, cooks, and teachers. But unemployment increasing since 2022. Sounds like it might work itself out?
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Caveat: 500W 6980P vs 360W 9754/9654.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Though seen by many of its contemporaries as an anachronistic, oppressive state which was doomed to collapse (and it did indeed).
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by trynumber9 2y ago
The Snapdragon X Elite is on the same node and when actually doing a lot of work (i.e. cores loaded) it is close enough to HX 370 while delivering similar throughput. Why wouldn't the inherent inefficiency of x64 be as noticeable in MT
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by trynumber9 2y ago
From when the US had 3x as many warheads https://www.gao.gov/assets/nsiad-91-319fs.pdf
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by trynumber9 2y ago
They aren't targeting cities anymore but Russian and Chinese weapon installations. Consider the number of these. And that the ballistic missile defense is concentrated at these locations. It is surely more than 300.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Minuteman III retired 8" floppy disks 5 years ago. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/24/us/nuclear-weapons-floppy...
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Oodle, a very optimized texture compression library used by Unreal, noted some problems months ago. It is a bit odd that after months of this being well-known problem Intel still hasn't released a root cause. Is it an instruction seque
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Where can I buy a license / key for LTSC? I looked on Microsoft's site but all it says is to contact their sales team. Did you have luck with that process? Usually when a company says 'contact sales' that means it is ve
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by trynumber9 2y ago
The new Natrium reactor - mentioned in the article as being held up for lack of permit - uses HALEU which is a compromise fuel. But that's not good enough for even a single reactor?
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by trynumber9 2y ago
The reactor in the article, Natrium, is a small sodium-cooled fast reactor. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium-cooled_fast_reactor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PRISM_(reactor) https:/&#x2
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by trynumber9 2y ago
>Non-proliferation groups including the Union of Concerned Scientists have warned against measures that ease licensing for high-tech nuclear reactors, including those using highly enriched uranium, arguing that safety should remain the p
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by trynumber9 2y ago
I am not following. The page says it was investigated but not done.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
I don't think the L0 is the "new" cache. It's still 48K like the old L1. The 9 cycle 192K cache about halfway between the old L1 and L2 is really the new cache level in size and latency. And that's now called L1.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Lion Cove doesn't remove hyper-threading in general. Some variants will have it so Intel still has to validate it (eventually). But the first part shipping, Lunar Lake, removes hyper-threading. It may have saved them validation time fo
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by trynumber9 2y ago
That's weird that they would have a rifle shortage as the US manufactured millions of rifles for the UK (P14) and Russia (Winchester 1895 and Mosin-Nagant) and France (Berthier) during WWI.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
By the way, Windows 11 Pro is pretty much a scam now. "If it is free, you're the product" well it seems even if you pay you are still the product too. It installs adware if you use Google Chrome and launches that whenever it
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by trynumber9 2y ago
But those Americans are still in the economy and will mostly spend their money elsewhere. No net impact as far as I can tell.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
Look at a graph. Homicide rate in 2014 was lower. Even after this "record" drop it's higher than a decade ago.

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