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Comment #49157342
Jeez. Surely the ECS agent could just query for permission to join a cluster, and disable if disallowed?
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Comment #49140864
I would kill to see the equipment intel uses to study these things
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Comment #49139622
Not to mention huge quant firms that paid more than 4x your salary just to get a trading latency advantage
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Comment #49130090
My comment didn’t really portray what I’m getting at. Food insecurity is obviously an indicator for financial confidence. I know people can afford food, on top of the fact they wil…
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Comment #49129750
Pretty big gap in quality of life between people who have no worries about their next meal and those who have to stress over every one.
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Comment #49049864
I think about this problem often in life because of my tendency to procrastinate. Only the long term effects that cause me serious paranoia get any real attention (failing to meet …
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Comment #48992188
I don't love that this starts an API server on launch and has no option to disable it...
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Comment #48991893
yes, this is something I have seen used to good effect, for example in the RE:4 remake
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Comment #48983262
No, I’m just saying I don’t know if buying SPY today would be a good idea.
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Comment #48980300
SSAO really is awful but it’s the best performing AO we could get for a long time afaik. It’s such a hallmark of 00s and 10s rendering that I laugh every time I see it in a modern …
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Comment #48969858
Ehhh, I think most engineers that actually want this are pretty accepting of their current tooling and wouldn’t want to switch to a whole new Linux distribution just for a slightly…
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Comment #48968099
The reality is more along the lines of traditional rendering with special ML models inferring and splicing in generated frames. Framegen is already in most modern games and Nvidia …
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Comment #48959859
Would have been an amazing idea 10 years ago. Not sure anymore.
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Comment #48959686
Fun fact, Gigabyte motherboards do the same thing. Thankfully they give you an option to disable it in BIOS.
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Comment #48927375
Are you sure you've ever gone above 60hz and 60fps? It is unequivocally agreed to look much better
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Comment #48875127
Why waste time memorizing arcane flags when you can spend that time actually building things? Frankly I still check man pages for things like tar all the time and I’ve been using l…
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Comment #48847693
Yes, this is a separate runtime. Docker handles containerization differently with more overhead. OCI is a 'standard' way of constructing container images and both are compatible wi…
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Comment #48825252
Interesting. From the hyundai manual, driver attention monitoring only uses front sensor with no face recognition in the vehicle as far as I can tell. Are you sure your cruise cont…
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Comment #48824351
For those interested or forced to buy a new car — I recently picked up a brand new Hyundai and was impressed the new tech does not get in the way. ‘Driver attention warning’ does n…
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Comment #48808737
This is something audiences are clearly desperate for today. I think it's obvious when looking at the huge success of Helldivers, Bodycam, Ready Or Not, Arc Raiders, (none of which…
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Comment #48732597
I've done some basic testing of the CoreAI framework (using Apple's official 'llm-runner' and officially supported .coreai converted models) and seen no noticable performance incre…
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Comment #48664853
Truly despicable shit from these manufacturers. Don't buy smart TVs, or block their network access if you must.
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Comment #48612695
The web browser is a compiled program. The problem is that it’s a huge program.
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Comment #48414172
Yes, if you enjoyed the show, I cannot recommend the book enough