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In addition to some of the other comments here mentioning whole grain benefits, I remember doing some brief research here and seeing that processed grains like white rice or white bread tend to be inflammatory while brown rice and whole gra
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Wikipedia is showing a cycle time for CAS of less than 1ns for modern RAM https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CAS_latency#Memory_timing_exam...
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The slowest clock speed for DDR5 is 2,000Mhz or 0.5ns per cycle. At 2/3c, electricity should be able to travel about 10cm max in one cycle. I suppose 4Ghz RAM would be only 5cm. Is having an external unit with much greater than 10cm of
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3y ago
> be funded in large part by debt. All that debt went to stock buybacks so how is the company in this case being "funded" by the debt?
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> return cash to shareholders I think the highlight here is that the buybacks were funded by debt. They're not "returning" anything.
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If the camera is pulling location from GPS then it's likely pulling time from it as well.
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At 10^22 years, where do we draw the line between what we consider stable and what is "radioactive" or "decays"? If the heat death theory of the universe is true, then isn't everything above iron eventually going to
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The Universe Coaster [video]
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I feel like there are ton of SBC designs out there. Many are still in Kickstarter/Launch phase. Others are sold-out. And the few that aren't sold out are selling for much higher than their reference price.
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Was recently in Bangkok where they have enormous 6 or even 9 story malls completely full of stores. Step outside and walk a block and there's another one. It was mind blowing. What I noticed was just how useful these malls were, they h
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Daily feed size is around 200TB now which is wild. https://www.newsdemon.com/usenet-newsgroup-feed-size
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> Obviously if someone just eats more to compensate there's no net gain I remember a study that showed people who consumed NSS would end-up on their own accord, eating additionally the same amount of calories as they were "avoi
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It took me a little hunting, but thanks to Reddit I eventually found a cloud-gpu host that provides a working Stable Diffusion image. So you basically don't have to do anything that GP said. Everything is installed and you just rent th
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Emulators Written in JavaScript
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Yes I got the architectures messed up, meant what you said.
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Hmm, what kind of VM? By default, my M1 Mac will only run arm64 software under Docker. If an arm64 build is not available for something (ie x64 only), I can change the architecture setting, and only then will Docker attempt to run the proce
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I guess I still don't fully understood containers / Docker. If they are only namespaces, what does it mean to run an Ubuntu image on my Mac?
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While Valve has made a decent cloud download platform, it seems other publishers have struggled to keep up in terms of quality and performance of their cloud systems. It's a bit puzzling to me since this is where companies make their m
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I think this is mostly the culture of "should". In our highly individualized society that glorifies self ambition, the list of things we "should" do are endless. However, when we say "I should go to the gym", w
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I don't think they "have" to pay the higher interest. Wouldn't they ultimately get that interest from parking money at the Fed over night? A bank isn't going to pay interest on money that results in a net loss, eith
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Thanks. I've heard of the deferred asset, kind of an IOU to itself. But that only changes, like you said, when the income balance changes. Similarly, we could say that QE is just deferred until the purchased assets are sold again in th
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This is tangential but I asked it in another thread a little too late. But with the Fed's interest payments exceeding their asset income interest for the first time in history, does this effectively cause an increase in M1 like QE? The
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I would assume that the Fed running a deficit would mean that M1 would continue to increase, even with the QE machine turned off. The Fed charts show that doesn't seem to be happening though. Anyone know why?
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> There was a car on that train that was on fire for at least 20 miles before the derailment Do you have a link talking about this? Any timeline I read online just mentions the derailment around 9p, nothing about a car fire prior to dera
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Wow you're right, only mention is way at the bottom of the main page, just a title "A Train Carrying Toxic Chemicals Derailed in Ohio. Here’s What to Know." No picture, not even a mini-summary like some of the other links.
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Yup, and these same companies that don't reply to their application process or require extra leg work (cover letter, etc) just to apply, are the same companies complaining that recruiter fees are too high. As a dev, I've had far,
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> To optimize this ratio in practice, we used the multi-pixel sensor of an electron multiplying charge-coupled device (EMCCD) camera as our idler detector (Fig. 1a). As the EMCCD can detect multiple photons simultaneously, it allowed us
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Yea you raise a fair point. What matters is, where are those dollars now? If more so in the hands of rich people, who have a higher propensity to save cash, then those dollars are likely more removed from the economy in a way. Partly why we
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Good, but still looks like a blip on the nominal chart. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL I wonder, with the economy having expanded since 2020, many former hospitality workers now doing better paid office work a
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It's my main machine. The DOS aspect I find irrelevant as you have to emulate on any other platform.
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