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by shiftpgdn 2y ago
Tiny corp/tinygrad has been working for a year+ and has raised something like $5 million dollars to try to get AMD chips up to speed to Nvidia, without much success. Check out twitter where George Hotz has been very vocal about AMD ne
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by shiftpgdn 2y ago
Canonical is a ripe target. Canonical has been trying to grow Ubuntu and other tools in the enterprise world for the last few years without significant success, and much of the Nvidia devkit stuff is built around Ubuntu.
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by shiftpgdn 2y ago
I don't entirely understand why you can't just have a motor move the door for newer aluminum doors. They aren't that heavy.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
We need to put the sulfur back in the cargo ship fuel ASAP. Since the ban ocean water and global air temps have shot up like a rocket, far beyond the normal swings in El Niño weather patterns .
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
I fly Texas to Florida pretty regularly for leisure with my kids. We all have clear/global entry. Our normal procedure is to pick 6-7AM flights with carryon only. This means leaving for the airport around 4 or 5. With a 2.5 hr flight
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
Colorado doesn't salt the roads (for the most part anyway). They use de-icer, sand, and gravel.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
I am currently on a team of a dozen people, I am one of two who are married and who has children. It is challenging to say the least.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
I could buy a whole off lease fully deprcriated server and a year of colo with a gig link for under $4,000, yes. I would almost certainly see better performance than any cloud provider can give me too.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
You don't spend time charging if you use home charging infrastructure.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
My Audi e-tron now sells for $25-35k used (from the original $80k+USD MSRP!) I did not pay for the internet package, and therefore my car is now completely offline. I use apple carplay so the MMI/computer is mostly useless anyway. I be
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
I pay $23/USD/mo for the family version in the US.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
Do you buy them after you’ve finished listening?
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
It depends on the state/region as it depends on the underlying electricity cost. You can “fill up” for like $5-15 if you’re in a state where electricity is inexpensive and you’re willing to charge at off peak times.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
I believe all the cray stuff is being spun down and discontinued.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
If you are easily motion sick they will not work for you. They’re a great product though, and I love the idea. Unfortunately I move my head around too much when sitting still I get motion sick trying to read text.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
Nuclear reactors and thermal depolymerization seems promising. We could probably mine every landfill site in America for a century before needing to think about something else.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
Niedermeyer is a pathetic member/leader of “TSLAQ”, a group of people that think all of Tesla sales are fake, that Tesla is a large scale financial fraud like Madoff, and other completely insane theories. He has made it his full time j
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
Apologies, that's what I get for skimming through the thread.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
Using Texas as an example: 10-80% on a Model S/X is 70kwh. Rate billed to customers will vary from 30-50c/kwh at time of charge. Spot in Texas typically ranges from 5c to 15c/kwh. Assuming charge equipment is fully deprecia
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
They're quite close in arena format: https://chat.lmsys.org/?arena
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
In states where they are registered as an energy provider? A lot. A 10-80% charge will net Tesla $20. Comparatively a gas station that refills a midsize car with a 20 gallon tank will only net $6.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
I understand that and am calling that claim into question.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
You must not have been spending million per year. A friend's company spends 10 million/year with GCP, which isn't huge, and can have an engineer from any group in a meeting the next day after a high priority issue. How frequ
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
TikTok found all of those people very quickly, they famously don't use a public cloud provider. Infra isn't magic.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
Nature abhors a vacuum. If the ad displays are worthwhile then advertisers will be drawn to use X regardless of the audience or what their ads are displayed next to. There is a porn shop in my city with a Coca-Cola billboard above it beca
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
Western market Volvos are made by the "original" Volvo with minimal Geely influence. For now anyway.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
This is unquestionably a hit piece. I’ve been to Boca Chica and their safety standards seem leagues ahead of oil and gas.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/lexus-rz-steering-yoke/ They already did.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
Tesla is one of the few companies that does not allow lease buyouts.
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by shiftpgdn 3y ago
I have been saying for years the next move for Apple is to ditch the charge port entirely. It makes the phone significantly more secure as well since Cellebrite, elcomsoft, etc rely on the lighting port /usb-c for mobile forensics wor

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