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Yes, they need water cooling.

The marketing communication is amusing: "Optimized for water cooling": https://images.anandtech.com/doci/15062/AMD%20Fall%20Desktop...

Threadrippers are at least HEDT; I think this TDP is not unusual. Paradoxically, AMD's marketing is likely more reliable when they specify that the i9-9920X wall power consumption is up to ~300W (https://images.anandtech.com/doci/15062/AMD%20Fall%20Desktop...), rather than Intel's own spec (https://www.intel.com.au/content/www/au/en/products/processo...).
Well I had this kind of travel (no phone, no credit card just some cash and 1200 page lonely planet india book) in 2008 and 2010. Heck, 2 years ago I could still have the same when hiking through everest region, if i didn't pay for their wifi internet.

Its still out there if you accept taking a modest comfort hit. Just one tip - bring more cash than you expect, even with reserve
...that problem is not going to be solved by granting creators new rights which will also be assigned to YouTube under revised terms and conditions

If I've understood TFA correctly, the proposal is a law that prevents exactly that from happening. You can define a right as unwaiverable. Any new terms and conditions will be void.

Oh and yes, I think it's a good idea. Either you remove the video or you pay.
> that have the side benefit of improving security

Sometimes. Other times they have the side effect of worsening security, as line employees have to deal with bullshit "security" rules and invent undocumented, untracked workarounds just to be able to do their jobs at all.
I am aware, nevertheless the flag is called CONFIG_IA32_EMULATION because the 64bit kernel is emulating the 32bit syscall interface.
Is there a cool story around how the person came to own such a thing?
It's an extension which on the chrome store has 2,213,581 users and 710,051 users. Clearly that doesn't encompass everybody.
Consider the anteater, or any actual creature apart from humans. Carrion eater could be another good example. Now consider where does human morality come from and what does it mean within nature?

But I suspect your question is not a sincere search for understanding rather it's a statement about your own beliefs and choices.
I think TDP is becoming less and less of a comparable figure. All designs could use far more power in specific worst case corner cases (eg. a very specific instruction stream that causes every functional unit to be in use every cycle, and all data paths to toggle logic state every cycle).

Yet in the typical use case (desktop PC, most cores idle most of the time), power consumption will be far lower.

What really matters is the graph of "how much computation can I get out of this thing in 10ms bursts, 1 second bursts, and 10 minute bursts?", with a specific cooling setup.
They are not converging, not even close, please don’t spread misinformation.

In 12 months up to March 2018, there were 18,746 armed police operations in the UK. Weapons were fired on 12 occasions. In comparison, 1,147 people were shot dead by police in the US in 2017.

Since 1990, a total of 70 people were fatally shot in the UK.

12 occasions of guns used vs 1,147 people shot by the police during the same time frame. 70 people killed in 30 years vs 1,147 in 1 year.

So please, UK and US police are not converging, do not spread misinformation.
Live Lite doesn't have max tho
> I respect your decision to be completely and utterly wrong

That’s hilarious but...

> The progressive movement was the movement of eugenics.

There, again, have been a number of separate “progressive” movements in US history, eugenics was a minority view within one of them. But, while you are wrong here, it's not nearly so flagrantly wrong as:

> And no, there was no group of white people saying white people are all great, stick together, etc. That wouldnt happen until the 60's and 70's, after eugenics was taboo.

I don't think it ever happened; even white racists don't tend to think white people are all great. But, no, white racists that saw the race they favored as the “white” race did not first show up in the 1960s-1970s, as evidence by the Cornerstone Speech in which Confederate Vice President Alexander Stephens laid out his view of the central case for the Confederate cause in 1861: “...Our new government is founded upon exactly the opposite ideas; its foundations are laid, its cornerstone rests, upon the great truth that the negro is not equal to the white man; that slavery, subordination to the superior race, is his natural and normal condition. ...”
There are many similar cases: when some school started fining late parents, more parents came in even later (because, after all, they paid to get their children cared for, so why bother?). It's a well known effect. Fines often reduce the feeling of responsibility.
You are very uneducated on the topic if you think macos is a more suitable setup for gaming than Linux. The Mac gaming community consists mostly of casual gamers since the only hardware available is weak laptops or $10,000 workstations. Proton being built in to steam means that most games just work on Linux with a high level of performance. AMDs open source drivers are very good and included with the Linux kernel.

Currently there are no game consoles you could consider high performance but the switch is by far the lowest performance. Which is fine for what it is but it not even close to something you would substitute PC gaming with.
A good place to start is probably Wikipedia:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec_sovereignty_movement

I would caution, however, that there aren't any big issues on a day to day basis. It is more of a simmering undercurrent of separatist sentiment that waxes and wanes with time.

Edit: one might compare it to the "problems" experienced by Scotland within the UK.
Actually it only gives a limited numer (10 or so) hits from your history. I remember years ago, this wasn't the case and you could keyword search your history/bookmarks and the dropdown would get longer and get a scrollbar, but you could actually scroll through 100s of hits that way.

I used that a LOT, and I'm still sad they removed it for some reason. 10 is very often not enough, because it lists too many similar domains.
Pretty much don't agree with the premise (which is that the most relevant part of copyright is monetisation). With existing copyright, you can offer a license that lets you decide exactly what you want. If that's monetisation, then so be it. CC-NC is probably exactly what you want.

Of course Youtube (and similar services) can't be forced to accept those terms. There should be no copyright-like law that says, "You must use me content and you can't make money from it". They have to be free to accept or reject the license. That they are on the power side of the equation is too bad, but that's life. You are free not to use Youtube and distribute your material using an NC license another way.
Something similar - https://aaronos.dev/AaronOS/aosBeta.php
I still have issues with Blink's CSS columns 7 years later, so this isn't a one-sided deal.
> Specialized fields like games aren't necessarily a problem - computers have been beating us at arithmetic for decades, and it isn't exactly world shattering.

I would argue that it is, because that’s the driver for industrial automation.
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> growing their board size, for example, making more types of pieces with different moves, or making other changes to their rules

This would also make the games more difficult for humans, and it would erase much of the accumulated knowledge about strategy.
I absolutely love flamegraphs for analysing performance. If you haven't used one before and you're interested in optimization (in particular, of large programs you're unfamiliar with) then check them out! I also find them to be an easy way to get a grasp on complicated call stacks, since the addition of method linking on the call stacks makes it really easy to follow.
I would agree that it isn't a scientific hypothesis, but it's an important perspective, in a similar way that heliocentrism was an important perspective as opposed to geocentrism+epicycles.

For example, if we take Hossenfelder's argument and apply it to relativity, we have the argument that talking about a region of space is quite nonsensical because at any point in time an observer can only know that things in the past up to the distance light has travelled used to exist. But it is useful to model reality as a universe that can communicate at most at the speed of light.

Now, our current experimentation and exploitation of high-particle physics is still sufficiently immature, and the computations sufficiently inefficient that we can, and have to still rely on obvious collapse events. But if you eventually wanted to talk about, say, the two systems converging to the same state or diverging from the same state, then the MWI is a useful perspective, modeling the evolution of universe-space.
I'm not sure whether people use $2k CPUs in "most of the time all cores are idle" scenarios a lot.
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Yeah, I’m not sure those two things are very different. History happened, it’s still happening. The Republican Party is still disenfranchising black voters as they did in history. Black people with equal education and training still find it harder to get jobs than white people, as they did in history. You can’t chuck history out of the window if you wanna create equal opportunities because history is what’s created the unfair system we live in today.
Our local library has a monthly "amnesty day" where you can return books and get new ones with the late fees waived. So if the fees are a problem for you, you come on that particular day; but if you're just late and want a different book now, then you pay a dollar or so.
> Yes, they need water cooling.

That's inaccurate. Air cooling solutions are readily available for Threadripper.

Water cooling systems simply move heat to a more convenient place to air cool it away (thus the radiators and fans at the destination). The only limiter on air cooling (and not water) is weight/size on the CPU socket (or amount of air moving over the fins of the heatsinks).

Some examples of retail air coolers that can cool it out of the box already:

https://www.amd.com/en/thermal-solutions-threadripper

https://noctua.at/en/amd_ryzen_threadripper_tdp_guidelines

https://www.coolermaster.com/catalog/coolers/cpu-air-coolers...

Now the hypothetical ceiling on water cooling is of undeniably higher. You could literally use a jet engine as a fan to cool the water, or send it through liquid nitrogen. But we aren't there yet with 280 Watts. At the current wattage air cooling remains viable, with some trade-offs (e.g. huge air coolers, requiring huge cases, plus strong in-case airflow).

You definitely don't "need water cooling," yet. At least not for threadripper.
I almost forgot about space 1999.
Cops should lose their jobs if they commit crime. But, recklessness, drinking and domestic violence are common symptoms of PTSD. Police see a lot of bad stuff. Maybe the police department should look after their people better before their officer’s conduct gets out of hand.
Alternatively, 1mm^3 of water is 1mg. Imagine the average ant as the sum of three balls, each measuring 1mm^3. That's 3mg.
Do you ever take antibiotics?
Yes, the so-called "naive" solution is the best one, in my view, insofar as it is correct. Of course, choose the "clever" solution if speed is more important than correctness (in other words, if the approximate number of digits is acceptable, eg. if a +1 safety buffer is used) - though then benchmark to show that it is actually faster, for the distribution of numbers you actually encounter.

So, the discussion of this problem can be extended further into a discussion of specs, tradeoffs, benchmarking, etc.
I think this is a communications issue. If you ask them to solve it and then they clearly did, but you then say: “bUt yOu dIDn’T SoLvE iT tHe RiGht wAy”, then it is clearly your fault.

I think if you tell stuff like this upfront it is totally acceptable: “Reduce the number of digits in a given float without converting it to a String”.

Even students with previous knowledge could take this as a challenge where they learn something.
I find it disturbing that more and more websites, and especially personal blogs, refuse to even show any content without loading scripts from google and cloudflare. It's a bunch of text with images. It's literally what HTML was made for.
This is exactly what i mean ! :)
I'm not vegetarian but are you arguing that effort put into raising an animal gives you more of a right to slaughter it?
It’s only a meaningless phrase if you’re motivated to interpret it in ways that are unhelpful. In that sense every phrase is a meaningless phrase until you get some details added to it.
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An important part:

> This is an observational study, and as such, can’t establish cause. And the researchers caution that the number of included studies was small and their methods varied considerably, which may have influenced the results.

People who are sick or have other health issues will do very little running, so correlation and causation and all that.
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A programmer’s work is never done
I had not. I do remember a fake windows 95 I guess that runs entirely on the browser, I wanted to make something along those lines but generic, hence the web components.
There is plenty of insecure open sourced software and secure closed source. I'd be surprised if there was any correlation here.
If iOS now works with the java edition I'd consider that a major achievement
And C isn't the only way to apply computer science.
Is anyone good at C++ thou, didn't Bjarne only rate himself as 7/10 at C++ coding
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> I didn't read that part of the CIA report

ffs you are a CEO of a major public company and make 100s of millions per year. 99% of your job description is to be a thoughtful bulshitter yet that's the best you've got?
well, I kinda feel silly right now with so many similar projects
So what is up with AR?

The way i naively imagine startups work is that they identify a market, develop a product for that market, then sell the product to the market.

So where have the AR startups gone wrong? Did they not actually identify a market? Does the market turn out not to exist? Have they not been able to develop a product that adequatly fits the market? Are they unable to sell a perfectly good product to the market for some reason?
Not only is it true, self-checkout machines can be adjusted to account for expected shrinkage.

In one neighborhood the machine can be configured to be extremely sensitive to weight and quick to give loud warnings as soon as a mismatch occurs, in another it can be configured for easier use, by ignoring single weight mismatches and allowing voiding of cheaper items without employee oversight

ftp://ftp.software.ibm.com/software/retail/marketing/pdf/sco/RTE03002-USEN-00.pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/330214157_SELF-CHEC...
> in many European cities, wearing a MAGA hat would be seen pretty close as wearing nazi insignia

Which ones?
That's like saying that heat sinks 'don't make sense'

Water cooling systems allow heat to be moved away from the chip's surface more efficiently than pointing at can at it can. Once moved away, a larger radiating surface can be air-coooled
I should be free to trust whoever I want, but the EU has decided to pass laws that suppress that right.

Does the US have no laws that regulate how people should interact with each other?

Rhetorical question. Of course it does. So do you complain about that as well, or is it just the EU protection laws you dislike?
nope. I'm often involved in touching various infra stuff in our engineering team (load balancers, TLS thingy, etc..) so want to see noticably when the HTTPS redirects are not implemented on the site or when debugging some issues.
It's correct that TDP is getting more relative¹, but it's not correct that we're talking of corner cases. Anandtech locked an i9-9900k to 95W, and the loss was considerable (between 8 and 28%)².

¹: it needs to be noted that in the last years, Intel's TDP is getting "much more relative" than AMD's
²: https://www.anandtech.com/show/13591/the-intel-core-i9-9900k...
Love ableton, but what are good open source programs using ableton's simple approach? I know LMMS
I'm guessing the creators solved a real business need and decided to go open source. Really nice folks btw. Props to juxt.
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A MAGA hat is not dissimilar to a nazi symbol, albeit to a much lesser degree. You wouldn’t want Nazis around even if you knew they weren’t gonna do anything. Just having people around that devalue other human beings as lesser than them is enough.
This is really a re-write of Bert's great piece on the outage, which was discussed a couple of days ago - if you're interested, I strongly recommend you go read it https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21476451
You must hate how supermarkets and restaurants have to comply with those pesky health standards.
To me this means that Google are within their rights to remove access to a system that THEY deem to be not commercially viable.

Rather than "hey, you're not making us any money, you can no longer access Youtube" it's more "hey, this service we're offering you is costing us more to run than we make out of it, so we're going to shut it down".

People are reading this wrong IMHO.
Not trolling, I was genuinely interested
Yeah, but no city I've ever been to has matched London for diversity. It truly feels like the world embedded in one city. I love it dearly.

Rural Wales has always seemed a bit racially non-diverse with the resulting odd views that come from that.
Money quote - "Capacity engineering is no joke."
Edit: Sorry I accidentally posted on the wrong thread
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Precisely. It was the first solution I came up with after reading the title. It's perfect in that all the subtleties are already handled by the language. Digit length of base10 numbers isn't really a logic/math/computer problem, it's a string and writing convention problem.
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I love that they have "faces".
That's a really tired joke. Do you know why you hear it so much? Have you ever considered how inundated the world is with carnist culture? Everyday vegans come across media, friends and assumptions about the normalization of eating animals. How do you know that someone is a carnist? They'll tell that dumb "how do you know someone is a vegan" joke.
It was posted here on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21247759
For correctness sake you should normalize your numbers for population, but your point of course still stands.
Ok, I can read it normally with llpp after downloading it.

Edit: This document is a great resource to keep by for when the time is needed :)
When does business need a mobile app?
Using raw numbers without adjusting for population is spreading misinformation. America's population is ~5x greater.

Using numbers from 1990 is also meaningless for addressing the claim that gun use by UK police is increasing, as low numbers could just represent it being low in past.
I understand what you say, but i think you are wrong.
Assembly is closest to what a cpu actually does for REAL, so you are programming.
When using Python or whatever any advanced language, you are less programming CPU and more relying and tons of layers from other's works which are basically created to never let you understand how to program a CPU.
So peoples feels they are programming, while they are just integrating tons of library and set them to do something usefull (which is good too).

But if you want to teach programming, i would follow my path, and provide a deeper understanding at how to control a cpu and how it really works. In order to demystify computer and gives student a real experience of all the hidden works that are done with a 4 lines python code.

and for the fun side, guess why assembly is the second searched language on Stack overflow during weekend : https://stackoverflow.blog/2017/02/07/what-programming-langu...

i guess people are trying to have more fun on weekend than on boring office project during work days :)

And those numbers show a real interest about Assembly which is usually greatly discarded in any common CS teaching anywere.
So teachers decides it's not interesting, while in fact most peoples search about it on weekend...I mean it illustrates a real issue here. May be understanding how to program a cpu at low level is something natural, that only scholar peoples cannot understand, therefore neglecting natural tendency of normal peoples to try to understand how things really work...

And for those really wanting to even dig deeper and understand what is a CPU, i strongly suggest looking for "from nand to tetris" https://www.nand2tetris.org/ wich basically start at nand logical gate, to the extent to create a full working cpu and programming it to play tetris.
It's Python. Efficiency has gone out the window long ago.
Oh yeah, definitely get Suite if you're specifically interested in Max, but I got the impression OP was just generally interested in trying Ableton.
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For him, sending an email with an attachment was very impressive.
If by "carnist" you mean omnivore, guilty as charged.
False equivalence. Markets are subject to the health standards in their juristiction. The EU does not rule the world.
> That's inaccurate and doesn't actually make sense.

You want a steep temperature gradient at the limited chip surface to maximize heat flux. Pumping a liquid with high heat capacity to it steepens the gradient where you need it. Cooling the liquid on the other hand can happen over a much larger surface area with shallower gradients and thus lower heat flux.

Note that while the heat pipes in air coolers do use convection they do so passively, liquid cooling solutions are active.
Most democracies today don't have an armed population.
I bet I have been in more GDC events and some AAA studio offices than you have...
Agreed on glucose, I should have written glucose aka refined sugar.