xondono

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by xondono 6y ago
Seriously? Mine: X570, 3700x, 5700XT Cpu & GPU OC with watercooling. I’ve seen 3-4 crashes (in the same place) in about ~8h of gameplay.
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by xondono 6y ago
I wouldn’t call iTunes or the appstore “now”
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by xondono 6y ago
Technically speaking, their income is from selling services to the people the’ve sold physical devices. It’s also a good way to combat the push from companies like Google to bring down the prices of devices to allow for better tracking.
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by xondono 6y ago
Yep, exactly my point
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by xondono 6y ago
>Instead of growing cabbage in prime real estate in Copenhagen, why don't we invest in Africa, give them some huge machines and then buy their produce? I think you are not fully grasping the logistics of your plan. Most of Africa is
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by xondono 6y ago
What you are talking has nothing to do with a futures market, in fact is exactly the opposite, since what you are talking is a monopoly on water. By the way, the reason the US has a prohibition for onion futures is that someone did actual
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by xondono 6y ago
Actually there's a pretty nice natural experiment in the US, because of the Onions Futures Act. There are several studies and some division between the experts on the details, but there's a strong case to be made for futures contr
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by xondono 6y ago
Debunked where? If they were I’d expect HN to be the first to publish
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by xondono 6y ago
Same here, I’ll try later from PC, it’s a nice idea.
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by xondono 6y ago
Never said it had 0 impact, just that there’s likely infrastructure with higher impact
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by xondono 6y ago
I don’t get the flagging, it’s a very valid question. I’m sure the people at PR would rather see the money invested on infrastructure with higher impact on their citizens life.
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by xondono 6y ago
Well, ux for a mail app shouldn’t be that hard. Lots of smaller companies do a way better job than Google. Just compare it to Fastmail.
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by xondono 6y ago
On the chip itself the only difference is probably binning
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by xondono 6y ago
I do CAD. Both SolidWorks and Altium are such RAM hogs that I’ve had to upgrade to 64GB . It would be lovely to work on laptops, since it’s the default assumption for most managers, so I either stick out as a weirdo for asking for a deskto
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by xondono 6y ago
The thing is that even new Ryzen cores start shining at >20W, while ARM SOCs (especially with 5nm) can do very well at these low power envelopes.
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by xondono 6y ago
Good. The Paris accord is not worth the paper it’s written on. It’s non-biding, it has no enforcement, and the goals where self imposed and for some countries ridiculous. Even if it’s not for the right reasons, the US leaving might force wo
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by xondono 6y ago
Thank you for the detailed info, but at this point you could have started your list by: 1- Live close to Alaska. I could try driving there, but the Bering strait might be an obstacle.
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by xondono 6y ago
> For probably under 1k. 1. Fly out to Anchorage, Alaska You are greatly underestimating that cost
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by xondono 6y ago
As a catalan myself I’m well aware of the spelling, but good luck trying to explain that to a search engine. I get regular hits while looking up Rust just because there’s a game with the same name.
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by xondono 6y ago
I can’t think a worse name for a programming language that of an actual language.
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by xondono 6y ago
As someone who has developed hardware for >10y now, there’s one crucial mistake a lot of startups make: - Thinking that making hardware is profitable. Don’t get me wrong, there’s some markets where hardware is profitable, but they are
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by xondono 6y ago
To a lot of people, what happens in a screen is just “stuff”. They can see “stuff” happening when they play videogames too. Having something touchable that moves according to what you told it to is very captivating for some people.
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by xondono 6y ago
While the network with no new participants is in some sense static, the participants themselves aren't. The income of most people tends to grow over time, which would imply an increasing demand for bitcoin from those participants. Sinc
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by xondono 6y ago
In any case it could be very hard to prove that the items are fake by inspection, it’s mostly a fight about distribution and the supply channel.
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by xondono 6y ago
I’ve actually worked with Ryzen SoCs myself (I do board design). This is the problem with all the marketing BS. When I talked about “top clocks”, I wasn’t referring about “boost” clocks. I’m talking of the clocks that the SoC is designed fo
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by xondono 6y ago
Ignoring the discussion around TDP figures, I’m well aware of the power limits, but that was (IHMO) not the point of OP. It’s obvious that it’s impossible at the moment to get 3950X performance in a laptop format, but you can get laptops ab
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by xondono 6y ago
What? There’s a lot of laptops that hit their top clocks with no issues. The main problem is that doing so seriously reduces your battery duration and emits significant noise. Pick anything over the 800$ range that isn’t a macbook and you
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by xondono 6y ago
The problem with a lot of this solutions is that they won’t hold for complex projects. If all you are doing is turning on some leds and connecting through usb, it works okay. Try heavily time-sensitive synchronized SPI transfers and going d
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by xondono 6y ago
Can I ask which JTAG debugger specifically? I’m in the market for a good one.
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by xondono 6y ago
In my experience, it depends on what you are looking. If you are searching technical info like pdf manuals, datasheets, etc.. I find DDG works better than Google, because most companies aren’t buying to be first result, so the manuals show

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