zamadatix

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1. 3781.▲
   by zamadatix 3y ago

   I like the spirit but I'm highly cautious of the measure we choose. E.g. "80%+ of their service addresses" basically means "They can only advertise 25 mbit plans despite massive fiber investments". The intent being
2. 3782.▲
   by zamadatix 3y ago

   The main issue with this is a week to the traveller crossing the galaxy near the speed of light still requires civilization to stay together for 100,000 years without them. The second issue is it's not as attractive as it sounds. Trave
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   by zamadatix 3y ago

   If you mean training your model on it I'd say yeah, fair game. Mistral is Apache 2.0 licensed though so the question is a bit moot, they'd like you to use it for your own model.
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   by zamadatix 3y ago

   Well, nobody is really interested in the test to find out they have G at SNP 12213244243 either. They do it specifically to get the ancestry, health, and potential physical bias type information you mention - that's the only real data
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   by zamadatix 3y ago

   I wonder how much that changes the final probability. I think the biggest piece is instead of both able to detect each other only one will (the other will probably be dead by the time the information gets back the other way) which halves th
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   by zamadatix 3y ago

   Many environments also include native virtual display support so you don't even always need a special VNC server. On Linux projects like that tend to just automate it but sometimes it's pretty easily to do manually. E.g. on Sway y
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   by zamadatix 3y ago

   Even taking the latest Intel has to offer with the Core Ultra 9 185H in a system with active cooling and putting it up against the fanless model of the M1 MacBook Air comes out equal in performance at more than triple the power usage - 3 ye
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   by zamadatix 3y ago

   I just tried this on Chrome from 2010 + current Chrome and both had "save image" when right clicking an image?
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   by zamadatix 3y ago

   The VNC client can display whatever the server sends it. Doesn't even have to actually be images of a desktop at all.
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    Yeah, we received one about having t-shirts that said "network ninja" for instance. We held a small party that afternoon celebrating that someone actually noticed our marketing.
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    I don't think masses are about to start homesteading tomorrow rather it'd happen before people started moving to India or Africa for cheap housing. There's plenty of existing rural towns and areas in the meantime.
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    I feel quote strongly not as the ones unable to afford basic things like rent are the least likely group of a society to afford and be allowed to mass migrate to another continent. Especially when there is plenty of empty remote land in the
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    Assumming: - PL1/PL2 from Intel can be compared to TDP from AMD - CPU Mark scores alone are the best indicator of what full utilization looks like vs another test You'd be accurate. You can't really assume either of these thi
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    If we were redoing Ethernet I wouldn't mind removing the CRC completely. If you want end to end reliability you should do it in the layer above ethernet. If you want link per link packet validation in a network we've already been
15. 3795.▲
    by zamadatix 3y ago

    Along with comparing what the others have said about comparing TDPs between vendors (or even different product lines sometimes) TDP is about multi-core draw so you'd need to also normalize the multithread performance differences betwee
16. 3796.▲
    by zamadatix 3y ago

    Military yes, power plants depends more on whether they really need multiple gigabits per second dedicated bandwidth with a million dollar receiving station or they are fine with the bandwidth provided by more traditional style terminals.
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    I assume this is for dedicated unshared bandwidth with no cap since it's for ISP. If that's the case, if it uses the average of one satellite that's 3+ million SpaceX needs to gather to break even (not counting the cost of op
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    ChatGPT also uses the first approach for image generation. It even released before direct access to Dall-E 3 did.
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    My (non-technically inclined) nephew age 14 managed to get caught with an old Wii u from a friend and was using it to browser the net at 3am via the friend's (neighbor) Wi-Fi. I don't think paying close attention, as much as it sh
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    I wonder if it'd really cover anything remotely close to 99% of cases. Even if 100% of parents knew about it and watched their credit cards enough to notice a $1 refunded transaction it just takes something like one friend in high scho
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    "Regulating them properly" could mean a lot of things to a lot of people. Do you mean e.g. just not allowing porn on the internet or do you mean e.g. just not requiring identification verification? If neither, what way of regulati
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    Wayland has fractional-scale-v1 merged.
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    If the last decade of web protocol development seems backwards to you after reading one benchmark then why immediately assume it's insane and deserves a warning label instead of asking why your understanding doesn't match your exp
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    What if you're not using curl as a spider? Even if you are I'd recommend some other spider design which doesn't rely on the performance of curl to set the crawling rate.
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    A core of the 4770 (curl is single threaded) can't even manage a full order of magnitude more plain AES encryption throughput - ignoring it also has to be done into small packets and decrypted on the same machine.
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    I suppose that depends on your definitions of "good" and what counts as being "based on performance". For instance QUIC and HTTP/3 support better reliability via things like FEC and connection migration. You can re
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    Stableness of interfaces is supposed to imply the software version is still maintained though. E.g. how stable kernel versions get backports of fixes from newer versions without introducing major changes from the newer versions. It's n
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    You won't find a generic .deb/rpm release (that I know of) if that's what you mean. Only the lacros-chrome version for Linux based ChromeOS.
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    Chromium and Electron have long supported ARM, since late 2019 or so IIRC. Google just hadn't published an official version of Chrome itself (which includes the branding, sync, widevine, etc). This is why Edge/Brave have had their
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    by zamadatix 3y ago

    It seems like support is finally actually getting fully there for Windows on ARM. Native apps you have Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, Photoshop and Lightroom, the Office suite, LibreOffice, Dropbox, Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, .NET, V