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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Apple may maintain the lead, but it is done by throwing money at TSMC, not by having better technology by themselves. I'd prefer a situation where the TSMC let all of them have some access to the better node sizes as that would let the
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Apple will stay in the lead as long as they pay TSMC for a virtual monopoly on the smallest die sizes. How it will look when that situation changes is anyones guess. Apple is likely to continue to use the least electricity as they have spen
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
How about waiting until the competitors is actually on the same process node size until declaring the x86 baggage to costly? Most of all, Apple is currently in the lead because they threw money on TSMC to get a virtual monopoly on the small
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
There is still a humongous amount of good discussion there. Perhaps the problem is you need to remove some bad subreddits? Some of those have definitely gotten worse, but there are plenty of good ones to find.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Another way to phrase it is to note that the question is answered by the question of what happens when the wand is dropped and the goblin picks up the wand. Can it cast the spell? Then it belongs to the wand. If not then it belongs to the w
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Or even ignoring it for a year and then automatically close it for inactivity. Feedback, even negative feedback, I better than that.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
I wish basic toolchain changes happened faster though. Regular ld is still the default on most Linux dists.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Perhaps it could be sortof simulated in uring using the splice op against a memfd that has been mmaped in advance? I wonder how fast that could be and how it would compare safetywise.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
You do it by comparing how much more money you would get if you would change jobs. Inflation by itself is quite uninteresting unless you are negotiating for a large group of people.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Banks do it every day. It is what happens when someone repays a loan. Likewise money is created when that loan is created.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
The points made about variance being a measure of structural change in society, and that it is what actually is painful about inflation, was also very interesting.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
The most common reason for hyperinflation is that the productive capabilities of society has gone down the crapper. That mean everyone is a loser. Some more than others, but even the debtors are losers in that situation.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Stockholm. Though it is paid as part of my apartment rent, and it is not opt-in but obligatory - ie bought through the house org.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Sounds exorbitant to me. I pay roughly a tenth of that for access to the city network, at the same speed.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Uh, because it is just syntax sugar for an if-statement. And those are typically implemented using branches. There may be possible optimizations to make them branchfree in certain cases, but it is certainly not something I'd assume wou
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Yes, as I quoted the term from the commenter and the OP. Ternaries are not unnatural, but thinking that they would be any different to normal if-statements is a very unnatural thought to me.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
What is not obvious is why anyone would think using ternaries would be a "natural" way of writing branchless code.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Or potentially like putting money into British Pounds or Swedish Crowns in early nineties - just waiting for someone with a bigger wallet to come around and break the capitalization by shorting.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
> Thunderbird does, but that could be Gmail specific No, it definitely works on Office 365 too.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
I like the form factor of mine. Only thing I don't like with it is the battery time, which is shorter than I'd have preferred. But I bought it almost a year ago now, there might be a new model coming that fixes that.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Windspeed unit was configurable though.
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
If that is needed for the situation at hand, like it is with headphones, why would it be unreasonable to complain about a road that doesn't fulfill the basic requirements?
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by yxhuvud 4y ago
Currency values shift over time. Hence any pegging is a problem as inevitably there will be mispricing.
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by yxhuvud 5y ago
What would happen then is that the next public sector organization would want to pay someone to either fix bugs or to specialize the program to fit their needs better. And the more installations, the more this would happen. Maintenance is n
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by yxhuvud 5y ago
Let me summarize the press release for you: "We will talk about it internally in the political party". In other words, the submitted article is just bullshit.
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by yxhuvud 5y ago
> If you’re using projectile or something else, start switching over; this is the new default target for all other integrations It is pretty sweet something like this is getting built in, but I have not found a replacement for 'with
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by yxhuvud 5y ago
Why should type narrowing be limited to just case, and not both case and if? I'd argue that both of these are examples of flow typing.
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by yxhuvud 5y ago
Flow typing is basically a kind of type inference where the derived type of a variable is allowed to be different in different places of the code, based on control flow. However, not all type inference is flow typing. Flow typing is definit
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by yxhuvud 5y ago
Also,the problems seems mostly to be around Linux running in a VM rather than on actual hardware. Would it be possible to have the host urandom show up as a hw random number generator to the VM and then use that for initiating things? Seems
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by yxhuvud 5y ago
The tools to build a decent remote desktop (less tricks to conserve bandwidth than X, but with sound support) are likely there now with Pipewire et al, but as far as I know noone has puzzled the pieces together for a comprehensive solution

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