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by trynumber9 2y ago
That is what I thought. "Contact Sales". You can't without a contract. So advert-ridden Windows is unavoidable for consumers even if they paid $200.
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by trynumber9 2y ago
It's Windows 11 Pro. How do I buy an enterprise license?
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by trynumber9 2y ago
But I paid for a Windows license and they're still doing it
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by trynumber9 2y ago
It's selection, not a filter. Works in dropdown lists too and across multiple operating systems.
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Not for Granite Ridge, rumor is it reuses the same IO die as Raphael.
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Not sure on that, it made some of the SQL solutions innovate quite a bit.
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Good, computers should not be locked down by trillion dollar companies. The problem with having the App Store is there is still no opt out (in the US). It works on Mac OS; there's no technical reason for them to avoid giving the user c
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by trynumber9 3y ago
That doesn't explain CDNA. They focused on high-throughput FP64 which is not where the market went.
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Simple Google search suggests these results https://ryzenai.docs.amd.com/en/latest/ https://xilinx.github.io/mlir-aie/ Looks like it's another NPU/TPU. Apparently it has a similar a
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Yes, Apple deserves some credit for being early to it but now Google and Samsung offer 7 year support for their newer phones too.
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by trynumber9 3y ago
As I recall it looked a little something like these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Landing_Craft_Air_Cushion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebed-class_LCAC
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by trynumber9 3y ago
What was the most useful application of early space launches? Corona observation satellites were operating since 1959. The TRANSIT positioning system was operating with a constellation of 5 satellites from 1960. Who was focused on vanity pr
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Except Boeing's flawed execution turned their normal 'safe' government contracts into a disaster. They claim to have lost $7B on that KC-46 refueler contract already. So they managed to fumble that into a negative subsidy. Bo
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by trynumber9 3y ago
There are only two (and a half) companies in the x86 market. They shipped their Phoenix processors with an inference accelerator a year ago. And Intel only now is shipping their equivalent.
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Americans do dislike their politicians. They also find them corrupt and ineffectual (possibly that's better than corrupt and effective). https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2023/09/19/americans-di..
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by trynumber9 3y ago
It's in certain spots but not the text where they claim that nor the footnote. And in any case only the best by the technicality of Apple selling desktop personal computers that aren't IBM PC lineage.
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by trynumber9 3y ago
> the fastest integrated desktop processor graphics in the world I'm pretty sure the Mac Pro is a desktop. I'm pretty sure the M2 Ultra configuration includes an integrated graphics processor. And I'm pretty sure it's
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by trynumber9 3y ago
I understand a bit with the one role perspective. But why build short range air defence destroyers at all? Because the ballistic missile destroyers will have a more capable radar and be able to fit all the same anti-air missiles and the big
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Not sold on the short-range air defense destroyer idea. I think we want destroyers also capable of intercepting ballsitic missiles after seeing what has happened in Ukraine. The changes to procurement do not sound harmful but why go for a l
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by trynumber9 3y ago
It is actually not redundant. I have run into this problem at least once in real Lua code. local x = false print(x ?? "message was nil") print(x or "message was nil") which results in >false >messa
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by trynumber9 3y ago
I genuinely think adding "classes, class inheritance" to Lua is a downgrade. There are many different systems, which you'll still encounter when using other Lua libraries anyway. Why add another? Requiring C++17 to build is a
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Another reason to use Yandex, beside a still-functioning reverse image search
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Intel bought Altera in 2015 when it still thought 10nm would be on time and an advanced node. That did not work out. The idea was to get a better FPGA and have more customers to justify fab build out expenses. Gelsinger more recently said
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Doesn't really happen here in the woods. I mean it's possible but such a remote thing I'll never worry about it.
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by trynumber9 3y ago
I don't set it up. Crime is not really an issue in my house.
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by trynumber9 3y ago
For some context, Gelsinger was also behind Intel's first GPGPU attempts back around 2008. Before he was appointed CEO of Intel he was at VMWare but did an interview with the Computer History Museum in 2019 and said this https:/&
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by trynumber9 3y ago
It's not surprising. It's something we want fixed, however. And it's news to me that after being investigated they'd still keep this type of ad running. I really, really thought that they'd watch it, determine it t
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Did it? Firefox still has lingering popularity in Europe it doesn't have elsewhere.
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by trynumber9 3y ago
Not by Apple anyway. But it'll save them having to search WhatsApp :)
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by trynumber9 3y ago
I'm aware almost no one uses iMessage in Europe. Most would choose WhatsApp in Europe. And if we had the choice most would choose iMessage in the US. But it gives normal users a choice if they want it. Maybe it would get some to think

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