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by autoexecbat 2y ago
I'd happily buy one for $500, but $3500 is way too much
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
riscv is taking over everything small, it'll work its way up like arm did
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Hopefully everyone is now motivated to clear up legislation regarding what a President may or may not do as part of their official actions
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
AMD should be giving out these units to whichever clouds are willing to host them, so they can get them in the hands of developers to induce demand via working software
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Some transmission issues are solved by local generation
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
I find it really surprising that SiFive doesn't come out with their own edition of this but with the latest cores, rather than a 3rd party with an old u74
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
This seems like a great thing for the environment (geopolitics aside)
38.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
I guess this means it can compete with golang on ease of distribution. Pushes all the complexity away from the end user
39.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
Just waiting for yet more of "Apple Arcade Free For 3 Months" style notifications
40.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
Isn't it just a linux VM with some nice guest intergrations?
41.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
> Why? Sometimes it's nice to just stay in tmux
42.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
> I have no trouble imagining scenarios in which I would prefer a chatbot I'm baffled, which scenarios?
43.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
There should be a limit on the loan size you can take out. It's wild that you can take out 200k with no collateral
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
It's also easier to evaluate the execution competency of a hardware startup team
45.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
Plenty of people struggle with simultaneous action for that. Generally doing one after the other within the same sitting
46.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
> they've backed themselves into a corner with their rhetoric. They could easily turn around and censor any mention of taiwan until everyone forgets about it
47.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
I think most people would be thinking "hmm now I need to read what 'reduce' mean in this context"
48.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
It's also a big risk on Apple's behalf, as the node could have serious delays/problems
49.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
It really depends a lot on the input electricity price too, not just the gas price
50.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
Is there a white-label firefox that I can install that has sane defaults?
51.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
> reincorporate the Bay Area into a similarly singular entity. I really wish this would happen, the city boundaries are so small and arbitary
52.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
Is this just restaurants?
53.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
At some point, nvidia does have to worry about amd getting their act together once they've annoyed all the current customers
54.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
While a kilogram is kilogram, a pound has an accepted definition and plenty of unexpected ones. Is it a troy pound, a tower pound, a london pound, a metric pound?
55.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
It could atleast have a time limit
56.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
> abide by the relevant laws This can unfortunately mean maximal increases in rent each year, rather than someone who is just happy to have a good tenant who causes no trouble
57.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
PG&E makes electric-only a little scary. I'll keep 1 EV and 1 ICE car rather than going 2 EVs due to them
58.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
An actual arrest seems wildly disproportionate for this. Simple administrative fines should have been enough
59.
by autoexecbat 2y ago
I think it depends on if the targeted application is essential to your companies core buisness/product. As an example, say if you're a small cloud vendor, you should probably write your own machine OS imaging automation, but proba
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by autoexecbat 2y ago
Of course we aren't. Testing is very abnormal. Personally, I get daycare-related colds/flus all the time and don't go visit a testing center each time

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