sadness2

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by sadness2 6y ago
Killing a larger animal really sucks, at least it did for me the first time and I hope never to do so again
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by sadness2 6y ago
There's always a loud contingent of AMD fanboys, but then there's the silent majority who don't care and just buy on raw gaming performance per $, which is reflected in market share. https://www.cpubenchmark.net&#x
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by sadness2 6y ago
This would not be a change in pricing strategy by Intel. Intel has consistently provided better price-to-performance ratio for gaming than AMD. Since AMD bumped their pricing with this launch, Intel arguably still holds this edge, especiall
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by sadness2 6y ago
For gamers, I expect these will be priced such that Intel will offer a better price-to-performance ratio than AMD. I've seen so many industry pundits talking about the defeat of Intel for the last 2 generations, but gamers just quietly
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by sadness2 6y ago
I recently watched a video where three cats waited half a day by the door, waiting for their owner's return.
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by sadness2 6y ago
This article is an Idealogue, not Journalism.
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by sadness2 6y ago
The performance is in the same ballpark for cost-performance as Intel 10th gen, and the 10th gen Intel platform will be compatible with Intel's 2021 chips, whereas if you get an AMD board now, this will be the last processor which it s
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by sadness2 6y ago
Fear of thousands of eventual deaths is very rational.
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by sadness2 6y ago
Thank you for this generous offering! Do you have any tips around expected costs or power/performance requirement?
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by sadness2 6y ago
I'd adopt this immediately if it could integrate with editors like vscode
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by sadness2 7y ago
I wonder whether you have some reason to think they haven't read that work, and this isn't them building on it
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by sadness2 7y ago
Yikes. You haven't reduced inter-component communication. You've basically got an interface distributed across all your components, and defined as a data schema. Any change to this can now potentially break communication between a
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by sadness2 7y ago
Radical! Some counter-points, though. - Infrastructure as code and schemas as code make it easier to keep environmental parity, because everything can be rolled back/forwards/reset with easy source control and CD operations. Visua
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by sadness2 7y ago
Context is everything
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by sadness2 7y ago
Our kids would definitely be worse off without screens. We don't have time to give them their ideal levels and kinds stimulation, and screens are a tool which helps their parents' sanity. Us, as their parents being driven insane w
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by sadness2 7y ago
Failing to improve or temporarily affecting mood != damaging
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by sadness2 7y ago
What is Docker? We just don't know.
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by sadness2 7y ago
It's our brain's job to give us lots of ideas. It's then our job to contextualize and filter those ideas, into "useful" and "discard". You shouldn't feel guilty for having a brain which gives you outr
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by sadness2 7y ago
More like what conclusion are the reporters drawing, because usually it's a million miles from what the researchers are concluding, but much more exciting.
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by sadness2 7y ago
I don't do any of those things, and I find the experience nice. These are pretty specific customizations.
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by sadness2 7y ago
Not reading. Nothing is ever as good as this flow chart: http://sethrobertson.github.io/GitFixUm/fixup.html
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by sadness2 7y ago
A lot questions about cost, but nobody is talking about speed. They said the frame was both fabricated and erected in 24 hours. That's a big one-up on prefab.
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by sadness2 7y ago
It seems to be universal that basing people's career progression on metrics is harmful. People try to do this with engineers as a substitute for understanding what's happening on the ground and having an actual relationship. At be
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by sadness2 7y ago
> And the leaders of tech censorship isn't in China, it's in the US since major tech companies are in the US. This is like saying Iran is the biggest polluter because they produce oil.
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by sadness2 7y ago
>Realistically, there is little incentive for China to cut back on coal usage. How about the world not ending?
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by sadness2 7y ago
> many military structures above ground and below have been declassified and sold off for reuse as homes, data centers, even cheese factories Or have they? 8-)
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by sadness2 7y ago
There would be nowhere to go to escape global ecological collapse. Mitigation is the only option. If the plankton dies, so will your rainforest.
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by sadness2 7y ago
I propose moral autonomy as a more interesting phenomena to distinguish.
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by sadness2 7y ago
Self consciousness can be equally stratified and broken down functionally. It's not a boolean either.
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by sadness2 7y ago
This doesn't seem simple to me. A fully connect external coordinator, helping to determine which preexisting central weightings can be re-used for the specific task at hand, which tasks need to be redirected to less well-trained networ

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