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Throwawayhahzoh

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    Comment #48320198

    That was at the separate upper stage test stand. SpaceX built and mounted a temporary replacement on the main test and launch stand.

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    Comment #45173094

    I have never, ever, in half a century in the field found the "a sufficiently smart compiler" meme to work in the real world. In this case, I think an out-of-order CPU for a normal …

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    Comment #41789151

    Telling someone to "Please consult an attorney" when they ask if you can check the box if you pay for ACF Pro sure qualifies as inserting FUD into the ecosystem to my non-lawyer mi…

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    Comment #41141330

    You also need to look at cache real estate. Granite Rapids has 16KB more L1 data cache per core, and the instruction cache is a large 16 way, I could not find that for the Sierra F…

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    Comment #40013678

    Unfortunately Supermicro motherboards some time ago were known to shift the BMC to a regular NIC if the dedicated NIC wasn't alive.

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    Comment #39745150

    Not surprising back when chip shortages were severe, and while checking out all their workstations I did note one of their oldest SKUs having a CPU option disappear in the process.…

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    Comment #39742665

    They do sell some smaller AI platforms on their store in category https://store.supermicro.com/us_en/solutions/artificial-inte... but seeing as https://www.supermicro.com/en/produc…

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    Comment #39740419

    They do do retail: https://store.supermicro.com/us_en/ Shipped a SYS-531A-IL workstation in less than a week including a weekend as my latest workstation configured with my chosen,…

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    Comment #35574406

    You're welcome. You asked a very good question, I've been hearing very good things about PC Engines for years (except of course the now common supply chain problems), and I'd have …

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    Comment #35571498

    Maybe something from https://www.pcengines.ch/ in Switzerland? Made in Taiwan for what that's worth, using AMD embedded CPUs.

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