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by vardump 3d ago
It's interesting how people who stare only at P/E make consistently bad investment decisions. Perhaps P/E is not such an important indicator overall?
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by vardump 3d ago
I first read that "every $1T brings back $100", thinking, wow, is it THAT bad? No, it's very unlikely at this point every $1 Nvidia invests brings back $100. Stating something like that is almost a red flag that things are
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by vardump 6d ago
Did Google do something special to block Windows on ARM?
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by vardump 17d ago
Game of Life was everywhere in the eighties. Numerous computer magazine articles and type-ins were published. There was an implementation of it for practically everything. I once programmed Game of Life for an Amiga bootblock. During the la
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by vardump 18d ago
Maybe we can connect multiple Samsung RAM sticks to a grid and call it RAMsputer.
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by vardump 19d ago
Yes, that, and P.P.S. Make sure the page works in Chrome. The page instant scrolled suddenly back to previous video examples after I scrolled down. It was disorienting.
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by vardump 26d ago
"easily adds 4Mb RAM". A bit misleading way to say 512 kB RAM.
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by vardump 1mo ago
Someone managed to create a longplay of the Fun levels. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QDrMXBBxEdc
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C64 Lemmings Reloaded(lunaticlab.itch.io)
1 points by vardump 1mo ago|1 comments
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by vardump 1mo ago
Can that list be real? If so, it's absolutely crazy. A lot of very common words are blocked.
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by vardump 1mo ago
Every big company? YMMV, but I'd say about 20-40% do.
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by vardump 1mo ago
A lot of things went right just by pure chance in the beginning of Amiga’s history. Sadly that luck reversed later.
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by vardump 1mo ago
You could develop real C programs. Partially thanks to AmigaDOS.
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by vardump 1mo ago
Dr. Tim King, thanks for introducing real computers to me, in the form of Amiga.
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by vardump 1mo ago
A great resource for any performance deoptimization.
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by vardump 1mo ago
Any kind of constructive discussion becomes very hard. Fake ”criticism” and cheapshots make actual criticism nearly impossible.
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by vardump 2mo ago
The current crop of cars are significantly safer than in early 2000s.
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by vardump 2mo ago
That is a bit too harsh. Not all applications require those guarantees. It’s fine if you can trust the inputs.
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by vardump 2mo ago
I honestly don't see how Russia is going to win. The West is never going to allow that, because the future consequences would be detrimental.
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by vardump 2mo ago
True before the war. Putin did manage to make Ukraine united. The clear majority of Russian speaking Ukrainians support Zelenskyy now.
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by vardump 2mo ago
Sigh. It's still a very cheap price to pay for the European security.
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by vardump 2mo ago
Ask Google AI what's the real value of the supplied aid. Also, supplying Ukraine is a cheap way to prevent similar invasions from happening in the future.
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by vardump 2mo ago
Because it's not true? If you think it is, sources please.
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by vardump 2mo ago
Ah ok. I replied to ~45 minutes stale page.
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by vardump 2mo ago
Raspberry Pi and other SBCs, Android phones and practically all of the embedded devices with a display and microprocessor. All have unified memory. Linux runs just fine on all of those.
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by vardump 2mo ago
> actively helped Russia in its invasion of Ukraine That's the opposite. Without Musk, Russia might have succeeded back in 2022. All other communication methods failed other than Starlink, which Musk provided early on. In terms of c
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by vardump 2mo ago
Little by little, memories of the 1980s fade.
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by vardump 2mo ago
Curiously Teslas currently have two click wheels in the steering wheel.
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by vardump 3mo ago
That’s nice. Windows drivers have always been a PITA to test.
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by vardump 3mo ago
I’ve been looking for a wind turbine you could deploy on the roof. I’ve got 15 kW of inverter capacity available. So far my conclusion has been that it’s not yet time for this.

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