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271.
by winrid 10mo ago
(to be fair the memory manager reuses memory, so it's not calling out to malloc all the time, but yes a manually-managed impl. will be much more efficient)
272.
by winrid 10mo ago
Yeah it can only do so much with varying latency
273.
by winrid 10mo ago
Luckily most people wouldn't use zlib anyway, they'd use snappy or zstd, and this also requires authenticated access to the cluster ....
274.
by winrid 10mo ago
My no PWM laptops look fine to me for watching movies. Sure, less efficient. But if I can't look at it for more than 30 seconds without my eyes burning then what's the point?
275.
by winrid 10mo ago
Basically the issue is that it will "forget" what directory it's in and run "rm".
276.
by winrid 10mo ago
TS is worth the build step.
277.
by winrid 10mo ago
Scratch files in jetbrains ides also!
278.
by winrid 10mo ago
Single thread performance is important for many workloads. It's not nonsense. Things like index builds on an i4g vs i4i could be half as slow. That's really important! I don't know why you continue to be a fucking asshole. It
279.
by winrid 10mo ago
Groan. Absolutely not. :) c8g passmark score: 1853 c8i passmark score: 3008 I guess the fps column isn't a good representation of single thread score. Also looking at the passmark scores for i4i vs i4g, i4g is about 1k and intel is abo
280.
by winrid 10mo ago
The Graviton5 instances I've been comparing to intel are the same price...
281.
by winrid 10mo ago
Also, use the ffmpeg fps column to check single threaded score.
282.
by winrid 10mo ago
Not true at all. Single thread CPU scores for Graviton2 are about half that of Intel, while only being about 20% cheaper at best.
283.
by winrid 11mo ago
My sweet spot are thinkpads that are a couple years old, usually. Especially the workstations. You can save a grand or so and they're pretty serviceable.
284.
by winrid 11mo ago
Current gen base model Chevy vehicles don't have smart screens, just some basic UI for the reverse camera/radio etc.
285.
by winrid 11mo ago
related - someone should take a stab at actually finishing this :) https://github.com/drogonframework/drogon/issues/988
286.
by winrid 11mo ago
Vineflower is probably what you want nowadays
287.
by winrid 11mo ago
It's actually pretty simple. For the former case, you do nothing. Tell the university to find someone to make the improvement, or do it for fun. In the latter case, you should be charging 5-10x that, for starters... You send a Statemen
288.
by winrid 11mo ago
So far this seems like a huge downgrade from Opus 4.1. Please add back 4.1 as an option...
289.
by winrid 11mo ago
I didn't forget. That's predictable. It happens when the application code does something, or stops doing something, as opposed to the moving collector just doing it at random times.
290.
by winrid 11mo ago
I've quit a couple times and always get those symptoms. At the very least id get massive headaches. Also if you're drinking that much is it very weak coffee? I'd use a mocha pot
291.
by winrid 11mo ago
I'll never get back into daily morning caffeine. If anyone sees me doing this again regularly, you can just slap me. :) I try to keep it to once or twice a week at most, and around lunch time, as I still like coffee. But this way you d
292.
by winrid 11mo ago
It's the most predictable and has much less overhead than a moving collector.
293.
by winrid 11mo ago
This. I went to install Linux on a brand new $3k ThinkPad, to do this you had to disable dedicated Nvidia graphics during the install. Doing this on the the included bios bricked the machine and it spent two months getting the motherboard
294.
by winrid 11mo ago
Their JSONB impl is not equivalent in terms of write isolation.
295.
by winrid 11mo ago
That's because sharding is way more likely to make them more money with their licensing model.
296.
by winrid 11mo ago
I've never checked. I just use a phone mount... Edit: no, but neither do the 9th gen civics, lol
297.
by winrid 11mo ago
At FastComments we have Mongo deployed across three continents and four regions on dedicated servers with full disk encryption, across two major providers just incase. It was setup by one person. Replication lag is usually under 300ms.
298.
by winrid 1y ago
Corvette?? Tahoe?? My manual Spark is pretty fun and beats Civic Sis and other fast cars in rallycross. I have done 100+ redline clutch dumps in that car. It still drives fine.
299.
by winrid 1y ago
Hard to say. A $800 desktop could easily equal the compute of $100k/mo in lambda costs.
300.
by winrid 1y ago
That should be extremely low maintenance...

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