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vGPU
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Comment #39672044
The Omada line makes pretty decent AP’s too. A step above ubiquiti in terms of reliability but also dead simple. I’d have gone ruckus if I could have but the mailman stole my $200 …
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Comment #39671999
I actually picked up a refurb desktop from Walmart with a ryzen 3500 for $400, it runs basically everything without breaking a sweat. Proxmox running homeassistant, docker, my seed…
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Comment #39613640
Has it gotten any better recently? I run a node but I haven’t actually used it as a search engine in a while, as I found the result quality to be exceedingly poor.
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Comment #39598098
I have a 14 MBP M1 16/512. It’s… not great. The other day photoshop was running super slow so I opened up process manager and discovered that not only had it eaten all 16gb of ram,…
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Comment #39530416
Considering the disaster Gemini has been so far it may easily turn to being just as mocked as Siri is now.
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Comment #39520199
Not to mention intel rapidly catching up in the $/perf calculation.
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Comment #39425747
I just tried the latter with gab’s AI and it was excellent.
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Comment #39425724
How is that “creepy”? Regardless, we’re already seeing the effects as manufacturing moves away from China and towards India. Now, what happens to those increased wages when the dem…
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Comment #39379063
The most amazing thing about their current offerings is that they haven’t screwed them up yet. AMD has a looooong history of seemingly deliberately shooting themselves in the foot …
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Comment #38809964
Which they are likely sorely regretting as tensions flare higher with China and our navy is struggling to protect shipping around Israel.
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Comment #38789595
> However, like all ferrocyanide salt solutions, addition of an acid or exposure to UV light can result in the production of hydrogen cyanide gas, which is extremely toxic. Now tha…
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Comment #38785471
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Comment #38766444
I have a few zooz Z-wave devices and a bunch of zigbee stuff. The Z-wave devices turned out to be significantly more unreliable surprisingly. The only z-wave device I still have ru…
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Comment #38717462
The topic will get downvoted regardless.
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Comment #38717442
DM’s are still working too.
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Comment #38717335
Down for me too.
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Comment #38705467
Sure but what’s the energy and overhead tradeoff?
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Comment #38699306
Because my ADHD means that if I don’t have a closed door I will literally never get anything done.
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Comment #38698971
https://thoughtcatalog.com/daniel-hayes/2016/03/i-will-liter... https://www.thewrap.com/hollywood-stars-donald-trump-violent... ‘I hope Trump is assassinated’ - Sen. Maria Chappell…
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Comment #38698784
> Forbes reached out to Twitter for comment, and received an automated poop emoji, which the company has been using to respond to press requests for at least a month. You gotta adm…
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Comment #38698748
Musk has enough money to single-handedly pay for the costs of running twitter for the next few centuries, and nobody in their right mind would actually let twitter be “killed”.
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Comment #38691007
The algos will immediately yank the price up as soon as an order that big comes in. On many smaller stocks it’s possible to manipulate the price with less than $100k.
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Comment #38686476
> Researchers collaborating with Baker’s lab collected samples from North Carolina’s Cape Fear River in 2016. Using this new detection method, they tested the samples and found 47 …
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Comment #38685766
They will almost certainly settle, and very quickly in my opinion (also just a layman opinion however) because if Masimo is successful in forcing them to stop sales the next logica…
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Comment #38685712
They’ve already spent >60 million just on legal fees. Somehow I very strongly doubt they’d have spent that much just paying their employees more.