garkin

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by garkin 6y ago
Being middle class is not a crime and never was.
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by garkin 6y ago
I just tested it. They use built-in Microsoft Sam as TTS (at least in Windows), old and awfull. TTS in the Edge is pretty close to the bleeding edge. It's good. Both English and Russian. And Edge is still a gorgeus Chromium without rec
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by garkin 6y ago
I personally use Edge almost daily for their awesome in-browser TTS and reading-mode feature. I inspire you to try it. For general purpose Google account integration convinience grip is yet overweights their constant effort to ruin UI and e
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by garkin 7y ago
Energy is not the only thing you should care about freight and human logistics. Logistical resources of cities are scarce and it already badly affects labor market there.
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by garkin 7y ago
Dark matter sounds super intuitive as for me. Let's assume we observe a system of planets and we have a good theory to describe its behavior. Then with better tools and more observation we found an orbit deviation. Patch it by assuming
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by garkin 7y ago
Here is a fresh Zen1 timings comparison from Reddit[1]. Most increase is between 3200cl14 vs 3200cl12. 12%. Difference between this two is almost purely a Latency. Then compare 3200cl12 and 3600cl14 - 3%, marginally no increase. Almost no d
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by garkin 7y ago
2400 vs 3000 vs 3200 MHz RAM | Ryzen 2nd gen: https://youtu.be/TjMq-Nv6Mq8 It affects general tasks too, but with much less magnitude than gaming, because games are concerned with frame times and overall latency the most.
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by garkin 7y ago
I will distill your post to: most user builds are bad balanced to begin with and they wont see a difference and would had a better price / more cores. Valid point, i agree with it. Still could be argued about a need for a better memory
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by garkin 7y ago
Zen 2 is very good in number crunching and synthetics. But it has a problem - terrible memory latency. 70ns with 3600cl16. ( https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/18168279 ) It distills to a not-so-good gaming frame time
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by garkin 7y ago
My only problem with Medium are rehosted "personal blog" junk domains. Otherwise uBlock would work without any additional effort.
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by garkin 7y ago
It's more like "25% and counting". It was ~3% 10 years ago. Tendency is pretty obvious and omnious for Google and like.
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by garkin 7y ago
https://workflowy.com/ This simple yet robust app totaly ruined mind maps for me.
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by garkin 7y ago
"Potential threat" trading in modern world is ridiculous. Why doesn't it smell ultra iatrogenic for anyone?
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by garkin 8y ago
It uses Intel Optane. It's basically super fast SSD used as RAM.
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by garkin 8y ago
There realy should be some kind of ISO about node naming. I guarantee this "5nm" would be as much missleading as their "7nm". Only thing that matters is wafer price, yield, transistor count and TDP.
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by garkin 8y ago
I tried ReasonML an year ago. It was __very__ amusing to play with Variants, Pattern Matching and Units. If programm compiles - it almost always just works. It's an indispensable tool to play around and get more ideas how to write a be
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by garkin 8y ago
Why did you drop OCaml?
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by garkin 9y ago
It's not for client. It's for server and bandwidth.
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by garkin 9y ago
I watched both a while ago, things could have changed. Inferno was positioned back then as some kind of a ressearch thing not suited for production. Preact pros was: - very small size (it's near 5kb Non-Gzipped without compatibility la