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by vinyl7 3y ago
To me it looks like we've reached the inflection point. In the past businesses worked to lower costs, so they could reduce the price of their product and sell to more people. Looking at cars, houses, iPhones, nvidia GPUs, etc. everythi
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by vinyl7 3y ago
I wonder if Intel will still have to pay licensing fees to AMD for x64 with this move?
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by vinyl7 3y ago
California is well on its way into gentrifying such that only the rich oligarchs can live here.
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by vinyl7 3y ago
Its because getting people to download and sign up for another app is friction. Everyone already SMS in america because its free, unlike other countries where you have to pay per message. I have friends from Africa and India, and they use w
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by vinyl7 3y ago
You mean the ones who get their paycheck from this research don't want to lose their job?
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by vinyl7 3y ago
Compilation units are a relic of a time where computers only had a few KB of memory. At this point computers are fast enough and have enough memory to compile the whole thing in one go faster than whatever gains doing change detection and l
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by vinyl7 3y ago
Well what has happened is that asset price increase go up faster than what a person can save. I lived at home and saved money, then the covid house bubble came and doubled the prices. Now i would have to save for another decade. Nope sorry,
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by vinyl7 3y ago
We've had inflation. Inflation was in assets rather than in commodities. Housing is insane, the stock market is detached from reality, billion dollar evaluations for mostly valueless companies. The only reason inflation started hitting
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by vinyl7 3y ago
I'm not sure I believe much about what Snowden released. I see him as more of a psyop agent than a whistleblower. The govt could have orchestrated that whole ordeal to instill a chilling effect on the population, none of it had to be t
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by vinyl7 3y ago
I feel like these insane gas prices are just there for the oil tycoons to make up for the money they lost/didn't make in 2020
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by vinyl7 4y ago
It's unsolvable because there's no money to be made in fixing society. At least until society decays enough that no one bothers participating anymore and the economy starts to crumble. I've seen an increase in the pursuite of
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Does apple throw a .pdf.scr at every app during validation?
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Yea these kinds of things pop up whenever people want to boot someone out. Look at the recent news about Clarence Thomas. Its just cancel culture in a more subversive manner that cant be labeled.
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Qt is awful. Its basically the equivalent of boost but for UI
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Can't really argue that with the massive wealth gap
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Cow farts
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by vinyl7 4y ago
You'd have to buy $22.3k worth of Plex, which can then be traded to ISK, to be able to buy those assets in game. Because you can buy plex with cash which can be used to obtain in-game-currency, it gives the in-game currency to a real w
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by vinyl7 4y ago
I have been hoping for many years that global warming would force devs to go back to a time of creating fast and efficient software in order to help the environment. Unfortunately devs dont realize how needlessly power hungry software is wh
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Sometimes I think it might be better to be dead than to live a miserable life
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Solarized dark has been the easiest on my eyes in both light and dark rooms
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Replace crypto with cloud replace cloud with big data replace big data with web scale It's all just a hype and crash cycle
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Generally higher end chipsets have more PCIe lanes, which is important if you want a GPU + NVMe drives to run at their full bandwidth
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Less than 35% of the $800 billion in PPP loans actually went to workers, say economists https://www.fastcompany.com/90713747/workers-800-billion-ppp...
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by vinyl7 4y ago
To be honest, people are just exhausted. The economic collapse over the past decade means people have to swim hard just to stay above water. There is no stability, and I can tell you as a religious person...God isnt going to put bread on th
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by vinyl7 4y ago
This is what will happen, not the utopia of being free to pursue anything. We are cattle, and once we are not longer needed, the culling will begin.
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by vinyl7 4y ago
I remember when Zoom got all the same attention as TikTok is getting being a Chinese spying tool, but it's been awfully quiet on that front for a while now. I wonder if Zoom coughed up some lobbying bucks or something, and this is just
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by vinyl7 4y ago
0% interest rates make companies throw money at useless products looking for returns because there wasn't any better use for the money. It's been like that for 5+ years, but this whole NFT/Bitcoin/Metaverse/AI meme
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Arch Linux would like to have a word
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by vinyl7 4y ago
The US is already a corporate fascist state. The difference between the US and CCP is that in the US, the corporations control the government.
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by vinyl7 4y ago
That might be less harmful than being overzealous and banning every innocent person.

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