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vGPU
3y ago
Is it running windows?
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vGPU
3y ago
NYC literally has NINE different “chinatowns”. And Brighton beach is almost entirely Russian. And not only Russian, but those who refuse to assimilate to the point of being unable to speak english - wiki says 98% of them don’t use English
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3y ago
I know. I love to teach too. But I’d never take it up as a profession. The vast majority of successful people who have a yearning to pass on their knowledge hand select a few protégés or write a book. I have had one teacher who was like tha
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3y ago
The problem with the assimilation theory is that it only works in extremely small numbers. As can be seen in every country in the world, as soon as you have more than a handful of immigrants coming in at once, they form enclaves and resist
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vGPU
3y ago
> Police attempted to pull him over at a red light using sirens and lights, the prosecutor added, but Nahel disobeyed and committed several traffic offences, endangering the lives of a pedestrian and a cyclist. He’s not unarmed. He’s dri
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3y ago
The ones with experience are most often not the ones teaching. You know what they say, those who can’t do… teach.
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vGPU
3y ago
FGPA’s have been tried and dismissed. GPU’s are simply better with speed and efficiency.
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3y ago
Toyota, despite not having such nomenclature in it’s name, proved more reliable in keeping water on the outside of the vehicle.
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3y ago
Don’t forget the Facebook phone!
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3y ago
Agreed. I only started using twitter after the changes musk made. I found it absolutely intolerable previously. The search feature needs a complete overhaul though, and despite musk’s claims of cracking down on spam I still see far too many
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vGPU
3y ago
>Chinese smartphones Find me a smartphone that isn’t made in china.
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vGPU
3y ago
Zuckerbot controlling an even larger portion of the public discourse is somehow a good thing?
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vGPU
3y ago
A simple prompt to “rewrite, but more engaging” will work wonders.
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vGPU
3y ago
I think you exaggerate. I’ve turned in worse in English 104 and gotten an A. Quality goes out the window when you have 75 minutes and a 12 page paper to write.
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vGPU
3y ago
I don’t know about actually writing papers, but I’ve had surprisingly good results having chatgpt rewrite things for me.
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vGPU
3y ago
My mom, who is so non-techy that she needs me to walk her through plugging in an Ethernet cable, uses Chatgpt to help her respond to emails and to write advertising descriptions for stuff she’s selling. She uses AI more than me, who’s hunti
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vGPU
3y ago
To try to prevent others from joining this argument: twitter is currently not allowing you to read tweets without being logged in. Hence, it can be both available and not available.
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vGPU
3y ago
Except in reality, the cloud business would “buy” ads from the ad business, and now you have an “expense” despite the fact that the money never went anywhere. Shuffle here, shuffle there, viola! Tax evasion.
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3y ago
The last time I took a foray into tor a year ago or so the top 10 sites were all selling drugs and stolen credit cards. Couldn’t find a single legitimate or non illegal thing on it. Uninstalled it after 10 minutes of browsing almost identic
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vGPU
3y ago
Agreed. At this point, if support or discussion for something is disc*rd only, I will look for something else.
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vGPU
3y ago
This is actually one thing I’ve grown to greatly enjoy about HN. I already get a barrage of notifications from different sources all day as it is, and HN is a breath of fresh air.
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vGPU
3y ago
What are we gonna do about it, sanction the country that produces 90% of the goods we use? HA! Right.
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vGPU
3y ago
I think the search bar is actually a powertoys shortcut.
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vGPU
3y ago
Usually, the problem is that the code was created by an idiot. Me.
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vGPU
3y ago
For the same reason all the people that claimed they were moving to Canada when trump (and likewise, biden) was elected.
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3y ago
So this is a device that is developed for use with a smartphone… because people can’t afford a $10 blood pressure cuff? But they can afford a smartphone with a high quality enough camera to do this? True, a google pixel 4 isn’t expensive th
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vGPU
3y ago
This could probably be used by any company. Just pick some Linux kernel bugs or a GitHub issue from some software you like/support. It doesn’t have to be “your” software specifically, and it gets around copy-paste leetcode problems.
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vGPU
3y ago
Considering my reading of the title was Labrador? Like the dog? Since when are dogs in tech? … I’m going to guess not particularly great.
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3y ago
> Gemini mailing list (down due to hardware failure) Seems like it needs a bit more work. It does seem to be interesting, but what’s the point of a network with no one on it?
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3y ago
Windows 11 killed NTVDM and 16 bit support.
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