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freemint

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    Comment #35674841

    I've read your email. Thanky you very much for the offer. I relayed it. I would like to make sure it actually works when it arrives at her place. I heard the keyboards of those lap…

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    Comment #35672859

    Because it is relevant in a bunch of ways. - It obviously increases the burn rate due to increased medical expenses which makes certain income thresholds to qualify for help harder…

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    Comment #35672685

    Both i and her have an effective social network reach of 0. I had considered asking for help but i have no idea where even to start. If you have any suggestion please email me. You…

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    Comment #35672659

    Thank you for being concerned. No she is not asking for money. I came into contact with her when i discussed a project of mine in a Discord server. She approached me to join that p…

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    Comment #35672617

    I had not looked into that. There actually is a hackerspace however the rates for membership are $60 per month[1]. The discounted rates don't seem to apply to her situation. [2] It…

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    Comment #35672522

    I encourage you look into reports from amnesty international, they document such stuff well. They are usually a year behind on stuff, the German report about 2022 reads > Darüber h…

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    Comment #35672424

    You are right. This kind of justified anxiety fets stacked on top. But she is currently not in a position to move. I have already done the equivalent of a FIOA to German immigratio…

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    Comment #35672350

    It's getting late here in Germany. Thank you for your input so far. I probably should have put the city name (Chattanooga) in the post. Let me hit on the two aspects so far. My imp…

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    Comment #35671913

    This sounds useful. Does that apply to faux "independent contractors" too? In Germany we have a word "Scheinselbständigkeit". People are formally self-employed/independent contract…

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    Comment #35671759

    She is accessing PCs at work and when she is over with friends. Web technology is great for making stuff accessible. That the local library has a reservation system for public "wor…

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    Comment #35671720

    As far as i can see that food bank is totally overrun according to local news https://www.local3news.com/local-news/chattanooga-area-food-... . I will relay the other links but sin…

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    Ask HN: American friends life is falling apart badly. What can I do to help?

    I am a German university student. Through a hobby project of mine i got to talk to a trans women from Tennessee. She seemed genuinely interested in my project and made valueable co…

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    Ash HN: What's the new “your data fits in RAM” for a new 8-socket Xeon Scalable?

    Intels new Xeon Scalable 4th gen server processors (code name Saphire Rapid) support up to 8 CPUs in one system. These processors can have upto 8 channels per CPU and 2 DiMMs per c…

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    Comment #34453026

    It depends. If you only develop native command line programs it will more than be enough. But every Slack, Discord, Teams, webmail client, ... you got to have open will cut more in…

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    Comment #33029384

    > Have you considered that you have the causality flipped, and that people are generally rich because they're good at making money under adverse conditions? They might have. Howeve…

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    Comment #33006023

    Some things got better. Intel was very responsive to issues brought up by the press. Not sure if Intel fixed all the issues but the issues Gamer Nexus brought up are all in Intels …

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    Comment #33005982

    I kinda wish Gustafson would focus on something more productive but he is still trying to boil the ocean.

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    Comment #32995199

    There are also sat solvers which do (approximate) solution counting. It is just that all these pointers seems so cache unfriendly ... But thank you for your insight

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    Comment #32994759

    I would recommend taking a look at Julia. What it can't do is "get nullability right at compile time" however you can define Integer values which can't be zero and have that change…

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    Comment #32994644

    Competitive with what? GPUs? Only for networks that fit in a cache and even then only in latency not in throughput. Still valuable but not competitive in the majority of use cases.…

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    Comment #32994455

    I've always wondered how those can be performant at all compared to approaches like SAT.

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    Comment #32961278

    If it does i do not notice Doom down scaling in the first 3 hours of game play.

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    Comment #32961243

    Try vast.ai . They are a market place where people rent out mostly consumer GPUs at low prices.

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    Comment #32961225

    > But if LLVM is available, they will get dollar signs in their eyes, and have visions of selling expensive proprietary compilers to a captive market (i.e. owners of their hardware…