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electronbeam
2y ago
Qualcomm should put a giant bid on SiFive tomorrow, to remind ARM that its not unassailable
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electronbeam
2y ago
In the bay area it’s mildly different as its known that the wages are high
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electronbeam
2y ago
Nintendo should really enable IPv6 on the Switch to help with this
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electronbeam
2y ago
Lots of companies need skills they don't know how to ask for. So they advertise for the wrong things. For example a medium size real estate firm probably needs someone to deal with the computers. Its a grind but cold reach out can go f
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electronbeam
2y ago
New grads are a lot of work to train
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electronbeam
2y ago
I was told they get harder to remove when you’re older
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electronbeam
2y ago
Depends on what yield AMD has, they may be able to undercut that if aiming for marketshare rather than revenue. The marginal cost of each chip is dollars. The 5 digit prices for H100s are just margins to be undercut
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electronbeam
2y ago
1st stage reusability matters more so they can reach a cost model similar to F9, second stage is really just bonus. If they never get the second stage working with reusability they could strip the design down to a simple S2
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electronbeam
2y ago
Power them from a pure sine wave inverter connected to a battery thats being charged. Aka a good UPS
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electronbeam
2y ago
Its not laundering to buy gold and store it, same with stashing USD
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electronbeam
2y ago
The real money is in renting infiniband clusters, not individual gpus/machines If you look at lambda one click clusters they state $4.49/H100/hr
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electronbeam
2y ago
The PCIE has much lower perf than even a 1x slice of an SXM
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electronbeam
2y ago
Im surprised Adobe themselves dont try to help with this. Adobe would be able to try a vertical integration play
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electronbeam
2y ago
Its their itch to scratch, and its good to have an independent implementation anyway
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electronbeam
2y ago
I think its meant as not spooking the people in countries with unreliable currencies that hoard USD like one might gold bars
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electronbeam
2y ago
China and Tawain do trade despite the situation
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electronbeam
2y ago
I’m looking at them, they’re nice.. be more specific?
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electronbeam
2y ago
Charity from yet another private company is very different from a taxpayer funded public service
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electronbeam
2y ago
The should raise the taxes to account for land size to make it fair
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electronbeam
2y ago
ACM/IEEE should really run a name allocation service
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electronbeam
2y ago
Too many people love smallpox, especially the younger croud who missed the early 2000s
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electronbeam
2y ago
Its like asking how long a car can last. Apple makes it difficult to continue using them
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electronbeam
2y ago
Desert land is already cheap, energy storage prices will come down, its just a question of how much. Grid storage can take weight penalties that typical battery users cant
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electronbeam
2y ago
Removing access the the courts results in alternative forms of justice
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electronbeam
2y ago
Ban the advertising of betting, like cigarettes in many countries
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electronbeam
2y ago
Why would they want that
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electronbeam
2y ago
Is it missing a license?
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electronbeam
2y ago
Do you have a source for this?
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electronbeam
2y ago
They’re paid to support the CEOs hunch, so it’s credible to take action on the hunch
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electronbeam
2y ago
Its the $$ cost of big nat hardware, compared with dumber routers If someone is torrenting behind the NAT you can get exhaustions
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