nobankai

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by nobankai 1y ago
You are talking to an ex-IDF member who is being deliberately obtuse.
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by nobankai 1y ago
I'm sure the average American will appreciate this insight when they apply for payday loans.
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by nobankai 1y ago
> buys a $7 oat milk latte Well no wonder you're poor. If you bought an espresso machine it would pay for itself in less than a month.
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by nobankai 1y ago
Let's put it this way. You're a wealthy patron that sponsors an animated feature-length film you intend to put on the blockchain. You pay the animators, the film is made, and now the hash is on the blockchain. Strictly speaking, y
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by nobankai 1y ago
I cannot name a single moment in the history of my life where another person has asked me who "owns" a piece of digital art. I know people who asked about the author, but nobody cares about the owner . Unless your ownership confe
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by nobankai 1y ago
> but what matters is the provable artist signature. This actually means nothing in a medium where you can create infinite perfect copies of something. If we had 100,000 identical replicas of Starry Night then there would be no value i
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by nobankai 1y ago
> make this make sense. Sure. Modern Chinese RoRo vessels fit more than 1 shirt on them. The average shipping manifest to America looks more like 125,000 shirts, 10,000 tons displacement of natural gas, 40,000 sex toys, 20,000 Macbooks a
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by nobankai 1y ago
If that's your best refutation then I must have hit close to home.
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by nobankai 2y ago
If you don't know the answer, it's time to hire an engineer.
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by nobankai 2y ago
Ask Linus Torvalds.
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by nobankai 2y ago
Not really, "master" is about as indistinct of a term as "merge" and "rebase" are. There are huge amounts of git ergononics that can be improved and master branch is one of them. If it wasn't for muscle me
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by nobankai 2y ago
Why? To make people type more letters and waste their employer's time? For the record; I still use master branch for personal projects. But trying to impose it on anyone else is madman-levels of obsession that you might want to work ou
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by nobankai 2y ago
WRT github, you just skip the second line when adding your upstream origin. If you mean the greater global consciousness... nobody cares. Main is 2 fewer letters to type, you'll sound like a madman advocating for anything else. It woul
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by nobankai 2y ago
> All of a sudden they're competitive with NVIDIA Apple has no interconnect technology comparable to what Nvidia ships to datacenters. The larger Nvidia clusters measure their addressable memory in terabytes, the value of Unified Me
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by nobankai 2y ago
> I’ve asked both Claude and ChatGPT, and they agree that finding contracts in the range of $150–$200 per hour should be realistic. Unless Claude or ChatGPT is offering to pay that salary, I would take it with a grain of salt.
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by nobankai 2y ago
Very reminiscent of the "native gaming is over" crowd that promoted HTML5.
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by nobankai 2y ago
Is this what SEO spam looks like in the AI age?
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by nobankai 2y ago
If you can afford a Tesla, you do not principally concern yourself with the price of gas.
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by nobankai 2y ago
Used ICE is still cheaper in the US, doubly so when you don't have charging subsidies. Not to mention the variety of Chinese EVs available to the international market. Aftermarket prices are hitting a desperate low for a very, very goo
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by nobankai 2y ago
RISC-V chips tend to be slower, but architecture-wise there's not much an ARM chip can do that a RISC-V one can't. Both are pretty well-supported for the coding/web browsing use case laptops get employed for.
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by nobankai 2y ago
The "support" is complete. Proton has only a few critical dependencies and they are officially supported by AMD's GPU drivers already. I cannot name a single part of their hardware stack that would not get supported on-parity
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by nobankai 2y ago
That is ideal, but also pretty unnecessary. The only thing AMD has to support on their end is Vulkan, and the work on that front is effectively finished. What Valve can offer is HID support for handheld hardware and potentially shader cachi
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by nobankai 2y ago
You could mod one into the hardware if you really wanted. The drivers for the Magic Trackpad are pretty much flawless on Linux, you could engineer your own plug-and-play solution with COTS hardware if you found the motivation.
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by nobankai 2y ago
Just read jtsummers comment. I am responding to the parent's question in context, I don't care about the numbers or who they absolve.
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by nobankai 2y ago
I can't blame YC for feeling the heat. VC has gone off the rails in the past few years, and their proudest alumni is an ex-Worldcoin CEO that wants everyone to invest in technology that's been "around the corner" for the
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by nobankai 2y ago
Specifically because it was designed to comply with compute sanctions.
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by nobankai 2y ago
https://archive.ph/1IXry
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by nobankai 2y ago
ARM is not a GPU architecture, nor is Apple Silicon the most power efficient GPU/CPU available to datacenters. The factor Apple is optimizing for is their own profit - they're terrified by the notion that another company might dic
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by nobankai 2y ago
Yup. Apple knows that they don't have to ship anything more than a whitepaper to justify their stance to current customers. They could announce an internet-connected bidet with a webcam and there would still be people arguing that it&#
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by nobankai 2y ago
In the big '25? Nixpkgs is the New Way.

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