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Dylan16807
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Comment #49226057
> The USB input lag of 12-30ms How'd you get that number? USB defaults to polling at 125Hz and a lot of devices go at 1000Hz (or higher). The rest of the pipeline should be a fract…
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Comment #49218156
The downvotes are because you're just saying some devs are bad, you're not explaining how/why incorrect prompting is the only reason it's a mess. Or even the main reason.
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Comment #49218130
Nobody is jumping to conclusions. There's enough examples to come to perfectly reasonable conclusions and judgements.
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Comment #49218055
You only need to make the app once before running it on a million computers. So it's more like greasy flavor development, then de-greasinating the recipe before going into mass pro…
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Comment #49217978
It's inflationary when the effect is big enough to have a meaningful impact on the price of the average good.
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Comment #49217898
Imports from China to the US are around 1% of US GDP. Total imports are maybe 14%? But not as highly tariffed.
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Comment #49217873
The companies making phones will be able to get new memory chips. Many smaller companies will have issues getting enough, but even they could buy something with memory and rip it o…
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Comment #49217833
I don't know why you got downvoted so much. There's no such thing as a 5 watt USB cable from a reputable source and people need to stop acting like there is. 60 is a very good base…
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Comment #49217815
A better SSD can get up to a passable GB/s rate, but when you're waiting tens of microseconds instead of tens of nanoseconds you can't use it the same way. And a worse SSD is 10x s…
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Comment #49206507
> What part of this The fact that you can't see the offer without javascript is a flaw. But the offer is there. And everyone else told you about it so you know, and have known for …
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Comment #49206436
> This already exists. Cable makers can certify their cables and mark them with their data speed and wattage. Obviously labeling is possible. I want it to be forced . Whether that'…
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Comment #49203549
No I didn't... I just said it's not relevant to "the lamenting that the US is losing industrial capacity".
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Comment #49203535
Just measuring the power info is limited use. I'm sure there's value for some people, but I only need to keep track of 0-2 high power cables. > Your no-brand 480Mbps USB 2.0 cable …
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Comment #49203433
> So basically your opinion is that data centers should not be illegal. Huh? Sure but that's not what I was talking about? > Let's start by dismantling the one serving your interne…
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Comment #49201500
> No, I'm not. If I don't have JavaScript enabled, then I don't see the post-game content. I meant the reader in general. > It hasn't been offered to me. The game has been offered …
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Comment #49201418
The reasons to care about "industry" in particular are process knowledge and highly skilled labor and supply chains. Datacenters have very little involvement in any of those. And t…
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Comment #49198852
A building that makes no physical products and has barely any workers isn't the kind of industry we lament losing. But I would say datacenters are fine if they're prevented from sc…
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Comment #49198725
Xbox has that right now. Some memory channels have 1GB chips while some have 2GB chips. So part of your memory space uses all channels and part uses more like half. That GPU was mu…
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Comment #49198085
I don't know well "all other pork" and retail ground beef work as proxies for sausage meat. But ground beef roughly doubled in price from 2010 to the start of 2020. Before it did t…
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Comment #49197870
The word "problem" lacks nuance here. But it's a reasonable stand-in for "the factor that shifted and is the root cause".
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Comment #49197787
That explanation doesn't work. They advocated for competition instead of ogliopoly. You decided to talk about a completely different and irrelevant way there could be a lack of com…
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Comment #49197607
So it was just a non-sequitur? Nobody was suggesting communism. (Also communism doesn't follow the same rules as monopolies.)
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Comment #49193226
I haven't been that high but I've been in places with some pretty impressive views. And the grand canyon doesn't give you that mountaintop experience either. Back to the topic, I'm…
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Comment #49190911
Yeah, like $5 per unique ad would be basically nothing but it would pay for plenty of review.
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Comment #49190825
You are allowed to skip the game. But offering it is not egregiously unnecessary. The javascript, while flawed, is there for a valid reason. > I did not click the submission title …