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juggertao
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Comment #39153972
Look at the main message: it wasn't malevolence, just incompetence and technical difficulties.
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Comment #39153889
Lasers are so cheap these days. For $50 you can buy a DMX controlled 0.5W RGB laser from AliExpress. I've been thinking about using them for Christmas lights.
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Comment #39153870
If it was about control the carriers would block the SIM when it was moved to a different phone.
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Comment #39153839
> according to a report compiled by a law firm investigating the incident. The law firm, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan, was hired by Cruise to determine whether its executives …
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Comment #39144101
Given that people recommend pages like this to try fixing stuck bad pixels, makes sense that it could also break them.
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Comment #39101902
And at memory stall they are exchanged with other waiting thread groups. Just like HT.
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Comment #39101491
But it is. GPUs have many more threads in flight than execution units.
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Comment #39100459
Absolute zero is very far away for all practical purposes to act as a bound.
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Comment #39100457
Depends on the climate. Houses built in southern Italy are like that (white paint, shutters on windows, ...) But in the Sweeden the opposite, optimize for heat.
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Comment #39100253
Yet GPUs which take HT to the next level by having thousands of "hyper-threads" work very well for scientific computing.
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Comment #39097735
When will the super-obvious Tether scam implode? And why aren't they printing Tether right now to push the price back up?
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Comment #39097679
> However, a replacement for the traditional HT is likely to come in the form of Rentable Units, a more efficient pseudo-multi-threaded solution that splits the first thread of inc…
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Comment #39084963
There were discussions to put multiple cars in the same shaft. Obviously there are some complications.
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Comment #39084932
Most modern buildings (2008+) don't have up/down buttons anymore, instead they require each person to input the exact floor they want to go to on a keypad. It's called "destination…
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Comment #39079692
Classic marble architecture is considered racist and white supremacy adjacent these days. https://intersectionist.medium.com/american-power-structures... https://www.newstatesman.c…
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Comment #39079627
The current advice is when you buy something to already think about the resale value of the item. So this excludes all colors for everything. Black, white, gray everything.
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Comment #39074840
Umbrella Corporation is working on the innovative t-Virus for the next step in human evolution. But people FUD it.
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Comment #39063835
They mention it was a password spray guess.
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Comment #39058051
The $10K system cost I mentioned is not for the review unit, but for a cheaper configuration with a Radeon RX 7600 GPU ($250). See last page.
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Comment #39057407
The system is $10k, the CPU costs $5K, the rest of components at most $3K, so I guess that means $2K profit on each system?
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Comment #39057343
That means you're not doing anything interesting with it :P
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Comment #39057301
> The first PC to reach the average Cray 1 Livermore Loops score is indicated as a 1994 100 MHz Pentium
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Comment #39052109
It's a gov website. What are they going to do, sue themselves?
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Comment #39052082
They mentioned they had a script which terminated all connections to the old database then changed the password. But on the app side you typically don't cache DNS, that creates oth…
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Comment #39051803
You semi-randomly try stuff. Iterate on what's cool (genetic selection). Also study the code of other animations to learn the general ideas and patterns.