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by andruby 2y ago
It's unbelievable that INTC market cap is only 133B, AMD is only 274B and NVDA is 3,130B. That's 23x INTC and 11x AMD.
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by andruby 2y ago
We use planning poker when evaluating our work tickets. I built https://pokershirt.dev as a small app for use to vote and reveal the votes simultaneously. Created with an early version of Phoenix (and re-created with LiveView) H
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by andruby 2y ago
We had an experience where it was product that pushed for cleaning up the flags. The best companies I've been at where those where product and engineering really operate as one team.
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This is really good. I'm blown away by how important the speed is. And this was from a mobile connection in Europe, with a shown latency of just over 1s.
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The article states that it would need 650KW to charge at 6C rates. Huawei has already announced 600 kW DC fast chargers: https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Electric-cars-in-China/Chi...
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by andruby 2y ago
These are companies that might never treat "software" as a core part of the product, and mostly manage it as a cost center. The fact that VW invests in Rivian so it can potentially "use" its software is pretty telling in
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Using AI to Boost Accessibility and SEO (Elixir)(fly.io)
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by andruby 2y ago
I'm glad I grew up hearing floppy disks, hard drives seek, cd drives spin and most importantly, a modem establish a connection. Silence is nice too though.
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by andruby 2y ago
> The voltage is a mess on LFP That's a weird statement. The voltage curve for LFP [0] is just a lot flatter. That's nice for your electronics, but makes it hard to estimate state of charge based on the voltage alone. So the BM
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by andruby 2y ago
> I think most people don't realize the value of privacy That is so true. There is one point I like to use whenever I get into a privacy debate. If they'll say "But I have nothing to hide", then I'll ask "we
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by andruby 2y ago
Thank you for this. My kids are bilingual in Dutch / English and often make up such words. I like that they'll use words from different languages in the same sentence. School disagrees though. I've once heard someone say that
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by andruby 2y ago
That’s very different than what the OP question is about. Both are called “bounties” though. One is getting paid to write code that fixes bugs or adds functionality to open source projects. (Pays very little and we suspect nobody makes a li
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by andruby 2y ago
Are you talking about fixing known bugs, or a "security bug bounty" where they are paid to report unknown security issues?
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by andruby 2y ago
Playing devil's advocate (I don't agree with the conspiracy one bit). They might be saying that the war happened, and then "the media" used that to stop talking about covid. Honestly, I would say that's just the med
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by andruby 2y ago
I would also like to know any economic type simulator recommendations. My list would probably include: Capitalism and Capitalism 2. I also put a lot of time into Civ1, the original X-Com and Theme Hospital. Not really simulators, but they a
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by andruby 2y ago
For those familiar with DIN paper sizes, that going from A2 (60cm x 42cm) to almost A4 (30cm x 21cm). That's a large reduction. Do they mention weight difference anywhere? (couldn't find it in the article)
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by andruby 2y ago
> and the fact that nvidia is worth more than them You scared me. I know the market is hyping up Nvidia hard, but if it was really worth more than Apple then things would really be crazy. AAPL market cap is still 10x NVDA’s (3.2T vs 330B
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by andruby 2y ago
Indeed. And that has always been Apple’s forte.
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My opinion is that the market is treating Nvidia as the shovel sellers during a gold rush. If almost every business that wants to do AI needs to buy Nvidia hardware, their sales will go through the roof. That’s what the market is pricing in
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by andruby 2y ago
From a business perspective it's not _stupid_. It sucks for us customers, but it's "smart" from a business point of view. Until they get serious competition, I doubt they'll change their practices. And while I hate
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by andruby 2y ago
It's crazy that Google doesn't prevent those videos. It can't be that hard to detect and block.
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by andruby 2y ago
The fact that the flap survived is amazing design indeed! I wouldn't assume it's 1 guy though, probably a team, or a woman for that matter.
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by andruby 2y ago
You can format disks in MacOS to be case sensitive.
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by andruby 2y ago
This is an open weights 22B model. The download on Huggingface is 44GB. Is there a rule-of-thumb estimate for how much RAM this would need to be used locally? Is the RAM requirement the same for a GPU and "unified" RAM like Apple
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by andruby 2y ago
They don't always all line up in time. Companies grow and die all the time. Trends, Hypes and Bubbles are probably a consequence of human nature: most investors have a deep fear-of-missing out, so in general money loves to jump on the
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by andruby 2y ago
Some car markers will die, others will rise (BYD), hopefully most will pivot successfully and survive, perhaps by buying some of the tech from Tesla and others.
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by andruby 2y ago
Hard to know if you're being sarcastic or not. I'm not a fan of how they handle FSD marketing, but they are very good at automating car manufactory. I believe they are more or less the only company that can mass-produce EVs at tha
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by andruby 2y ago
I agree with this principle in general. But for SMTP libraries, that's often part of stdlib (Ruby, Python, PHP, ...).
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by andruby 2y ago
No it doesn’t, but it doesn’t have to. It warms up 20 minutes before I get in, so there is no ice to scrape nor fogged window.
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by andruby 2y ago
same. love it. had to buy a microwave oven last year and went out of my way to find the same one. two dials is the only ui you need for a microwave.

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