tutanchamun

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by tutanchamun 8y ago
What's the problem of implicit arguments in scala? I can see why implicit conversions can be a problem but aren't implicit arguments required for typeclasses and other nice features?
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To Axel Voss, the European Commissions plan for a link tax is not extreme enough(juliareda.eu)
1 points by tutanchamun 8y ago|0 comments
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by tutanchamun 8y ago
https://i.imgur.com/dpfu5K3.png Intel is mainly faster because of a significant clock advantage. Clock for clock the advantage is small.
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by tutanchamun 8y ago
The Xeon 28 core part seems to be 698mm² [0] while the AMD Ryzen 1800X is 213mm² [0] https://www.anandtech.com/show/11839/intel-core-i9-7980xe-an...
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by tutanchamun 8y ago
The guarantee to get a CPU which can run stable 5ghz on all cores within the TDP limit and only requiring a cooling solution which can handle the TDP. If you need to overclock you don't get this and have to buy more expensive cooling a
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by tutanchamun 8y ago
But isn't it easier for AMD to close the gap due to their multiple dies on a package design instead of a large monolithic design like Intel? If they make the cores larger the cost for the entire CPU doesn't increase as much as Int
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AMD EPYC Rome Details Trickle Out 64 Cores 128 Threads per Socket(servethehome.com)
4 points by tutanchamun 8y ago|0 comments
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by tutanchamun 8y ago
I remember reading a article here on hn about inverse hyper threading (I don't remember the correct term) where multiple cores would work together to increase single threaded performance (if some cores are idle). I believe some company
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by tutanchamun 8y ago
Yeah, Intels 10nm is comparable to other companies 7nm: https://www.semiwiki.com/forum/content/6713-14nm-16nm-10nm-7...
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by tutanchamun 8y ago
I'm really curious if AMD can overtake Intel in single threaded performance. They already have the lead in number of cores (per socket) and multi threaded benchmarks like cinebench (when using same number of cores and clocks). At the m
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by tutanchamun 8y ago
I'm more interested in Zen2 on 7nm which seems to be coming out earlier than Intels 10nm CPUs. Possible IPC enhancements from architecture optimizations of Zen2 + better clocks = first time since over a decade that AMD beats Intel in s
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by tutanchamun 8y ago
I agree, but the anandtech article is about Intels anniversary CPU (6 cores running @ 4ghz which can boost to 5ghz on a single core and probably 4.6 ghz on all cores), engadets article is about a 28 core cpu running @ ~5ghz. If this 28 core
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by tutanchamun 8y ago
I don't know about other cancer types but around here they do that for non-hodgkin-lyphoma. The first two years after remisson the screening is every 3 months. Year 3-4 every 6 months and year 5+ once every year.
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
> The techniques being used are largely well understood science and the downsides of previous approaches like ITER are explicitly avoided. I'm a layman when it comes to these things, but does that mean they have improved tokamak&#x2
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Yeah, or netlify cms [0] if you want a version which is usable from the net. [0] https://www.netlifycms.org/
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
They should go even further and unite between nations. If most of the universities of europe would negotiate as a consortium they would have even more power. Of course I would prefers solutions which get rid of elsevier, springer etc...
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Yeah, as a non native speaker I can't agree more. It also makes it easier to find a solution for a problem if all users get the same error message.
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
I wonder of there are actually structures as small as this in the CPUs? Even in Intels 14nm process there are many things that are 26nm and upwards.
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
I wonder if it will have a positive impact on the development of this library that the new Mac Pro will feature a dedicated AMD Vega GPU. EDIT: there is more discussion going on at /r/MachineLearning than here: https://
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Since I can't edit anymore: I meant the link tag before </body>, not the style tag.
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Yes, that's true. In fact I think the software side is what's holding back AMD the most (together with OEM's producing Notebooks which are subpar compared to Notebooks with Intel CPU - but maybe that is different in other reg
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Implementing above the fold optimizations is not nice for a frontend noob like me when using CSP. You can use a nonce or sha256 for style and script, but not for inline event handlers (onload="..."). Which means for now I have sti
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
They already have done that looking at all the reviews of their AMD Ryzen CPUs since release in March 2017.
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Why would you be concerned about power usage and thermal dissipation? Are you concerned the power saving features don't work as good as they could with Linux (like with Skylake? at first)? Otherwise the reviews of the AMD Ryzen CPUs pu
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Thanks for the answer. :)
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Thanks, is there a reason for sites not 301 redirecting non-www to www urls or vice-versa? Wouldn't that help to avoid problems like these? They also don't implement any security headers: https://observatory.mozilla.org
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
relevant for people who don't know: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWFzWRoVNnE the funnier version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xah84cJwdxE http://i.imgur.com/EZ6LyI1.png http:&#
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
Previous discussion about this topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14365425
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All AMD ThreadRipper CPU's will have 64 PCIe Lanes(anandtech.com)
196 points by tutanchamun 9y ago|139 comments
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by tutanchamun 9y ago
They didn't need to develop new processors, these are relabeled Xeon processors as it has always been with the HEDT platform.

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