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by verall 4y ago
An A100 is MSRP ~$32000 and mines ether at less than 3X the rate of a $700 3080. Is there some fancy new coin out there that people mine with Tesla GPUs?
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by verall 4y ago
This is almost as interesting as the behavior is frustrating.
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by verall 4y ago
Because progressivism has more than one axis. SF is full of rich NIMBYs that prevent dense housing from being built. Some ""conservative"" cities are better because "pro-business" laws allowed more units to be
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by verall 4y ago
Noone wants those messages
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by verall 4y ago
I walked a block with a friend yesterday next to a relatively busy feeder and someone in a passing car screamed at us. It's not a rare occurrence, I have plenty of memories of walking to the nearby gas station convenience store as a 13
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by verall 4y ago
I tried pronouncing it as "cute" for a few months before the inertia of everyone I work with calling it "que-tee" won out. I figure if you work on Qt rather than with Qt, saving the syllable is a big win. Descriptivi
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by verall 4y ago
Is this the rocket emoji you are talking about? 8===D I feel like I don't see this emoji very often in READMEs
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by verall 4y ago
It doesn't matter if it is the law or not if Amazon is made up of a large group of managers with competing interests that all boil to maximizing profit in order to meet their individual key goals. The GP said nothing about it being the
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by verall 4y ago
User: disabledsystemuser Username: disabledsystemuser Email: dontdeletethisuser@email.com Wow pretty bad. If I was an administrator I would definitely think this account wouldn't actually work for logging in.
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by verall 4y ago
They do but they have explicitly given up the game of competing to be the first to the next fastest smallest digital logic (i.e. cutting edge nodes). Micron is still pushing DRAM and NAND tech but it's more for cost cutting since they
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by verall 4y ago
Oh come on my '12 Odyssey has all that stuff besides the turbo and is happily approaching 200k miles. I see older Odysseys like '04-'08 on the road approximately all of the time. That stuff does not "all break before 100
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by verall 4y ago
Unless you're drinking like 6 a day it's nothing compared to regular coffee drinkers: 12oz coke zero: 34mg caffeine 12oz brewed coffee: 120-240mg depending on beans and strength Double shot espresso: 60-180mg I can easily do 2 12o
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by verall 4y ago
Use a swamp cooler
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by verall 4y ago
States where teacher's unions are allowed to collectively bargain have better teacher pay, less teacher shortages, and better average outcomes. To me this sounds like a lot of privilege from someone that doesn't understand how bad
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by verall 4y ago
I guess cppreference.com isn't even a part of the list? I tried a couple test queries: > lambda decay to function pointer c++ I get some FSF pages and the wikipedia for Helium? > std function I get... tons of Rust docs? > std
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by verall 4y ago
> It's almost a cliche at this point, but the prefrontal cortex isn't mature until between 25 and 30 on average. It's ridiculously cliche and infantilizing. The brain continues to change through your entire lifetime. Not t
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by verall 4y ago
Do you just, not talk to people electronically who do not own Apple devices?
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by verall 4y ago
I too lived in HK during the protests. The protests were both about lofty things like political self-determination and about mundane things like access to housing. Since the protests, their politics is completely controlled by the mainland;
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by verall 4y ago
> What does similar mean? I was thinking that about HMC and thinking that HBM was still Samsung / SK's thing. I see now everyone is making HBM. You'd build your system around HBM. > Notably sometimes innovation is first
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by verall 4y ago
If you need a ton of memory bandwidth and have the money then you build your product around HBM2 or similar. There are routers, switches, IPS, etc built like this today. Most consumer computer systems only need big memory bandwidth for grap
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by verall 4y ago
Chip designs have multiple layers of abstraction to represent a "circuit". Moving from 60nm to 28nm, your RTL is probably fine, but the physical layout will need some reworking as the transitors have different characteristics, SRA
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by verall 4y ago
> The purpose of a uterus is to support the baby. So because women have a uterus and the purpose of a uterus is to support a baby, once a baby is in the uterus a woman is required to carry it to live birth? I'm sorry if I'm not
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by verall 4y ago
If you're bent on arguing this from first principals, rather than a nuanced discussion about the quality of life of an unwanted child, remember that parents are not obligated at any other point to give up parts of their own body for th
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by verall 4y ago
Ah yes, a website like that wouldn't cherry-pick statistics, would they? Considering it is literally an anti-abortion website?
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by verall 4y ago
Ah but Minecraft was sold and purchased outside of Steam when it was still a tiny indie game, long before it was popular. On an iphone it would not have been allowed. And steam provides services that are IMO great, which is why I keep using
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by verall 4y ago
There are tons of schools that have weak gen-ed requirements, which can often be tested out of either with high school AP's or as a college student with CLEPs. My undergrad was about 3.5 years of rigorous engineering education with rou
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by verall 4y ago
I'm not sure what your age/location is, but as a young American, young people filter for politics and religion in person just as fast as they do on a dating app. It is considered that compatible political and religious views are t
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by verall 4y ago
Intel runs all their stuff in a fat firmware blob and everyone considers it an "open strategy".
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by verall 4y ago
Some people work on very high speed serdes or busses. Imagine you have a hardware group of around 150 people led by a director, like 10-15 middle managers, some PMs, etc. Total comp for employees ranges from like 80k/yr for the team in
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by verall 4y ago
Collegehouses is still going strong, 21st went through some renovations a couple years ago :) Something different from what is mentioned in the article is that the Austin co-ops are not owned by alumni orgs and are not officially affiliated

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