> People should start using these apps as simple note-taking apps and extend/adapt them based on their needs This. I'm a hardcore Obsidian user both at work and at home, and I started both vaults from absolutely nothing…
You could s/Designers/Engineers/ and end up with the same statement. What you seem to be getting at is "hackers with a great aesthetic sense" - and what makes a hacker, then? An engineering background? A computer…
Meta hires technical artists for a fair amount of code-and-3D work. Here's an open job req: https://www.metacareers.com/v2/jobs/2076260812574632/
If you didn’t have any faith in the mechanisms you had to mitigate COVID-19 pharmaceutically, you would act in much the same manner. Sinovac may just not be that good over time, or maybe it’s just a pride thing in which…
IIRC back when computers were a fair amount more expensive in the early 00s, eMachines and some other ultra low cost computing platforms came supported by installed adware for extremely low costs - I bought one at that…
Here are some other antidiscrimination clauses in Federal law that read in a similar fashion: From EEOC on employment: "race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national…
The old turntable.fm was basically a chatroom in which people would take turns queueing songs for the entire room to listen to and talk about. You could like or dislike the song playing as well. If enough people…
I can confirm that these statements just don't ring very true at most major technology companies; it may be a thing specifically for startups which I have little recent experience with. I know plenty of people in FAANG,…
Agree. I feel like the division in which designers only work in Figma/Sketch/etc. without actually being able to implement those things in HTML and CSS leads to designs that are often impractical for the platform.…
I like this one, too. The moment the people are your adversary in a technical discussion, you have probably lost sight of the actual problem. Much of the time I find it's misaligned incentives or, as Amy wrote here,…
> One needs to work hard to keep up personal relationships with product/sales/project management/etc to ensure that the level of trust is there to be able to have the hard conversations. In the heat of the moment, on…
I'm sure I'm less sophisticated than you are. I wouldn't consider the university I went to selective by any means. But I have had a lot of friends that are musicians, and with that came a lot of hanging out with them at…
> I have made many interesting and creative friends here who are from all over the world. I get to work on mobile games, but there are many other opportunities around. Among my coworkers are digital artists and…
I wonder if this is why I saw Displayport to HDMI adapters this morning in the "Health and Household" category on Amazon over the past couple of days, or if those have always been there and been mislabeled.
Update: Installed Windows 10 Pro on a separate SSD, and I appear to have GPU slots for all GPUs under Windows.
The Folding@Home GPU client works way better on Linux with NVIDIA/CUDA than it does with AMD. I could not get a 4x Radeon VII rig with ROCm to utilise more than a single GPU at any time due to OpenCL errors. Also, the…
Rosetta@home (BOINC) still has a ton of work items and is CPU based, so it's easy to run on most anything. Some are COVID-19, some are MERS, some are things that have nothing to do with coronaviruses.
I did the same. I was hoping for an HTCPCP-like W3C specification that I had somehow missed.
As of today in King County, people are already being directed to ICUs in other counties south of it [1]. It does not help that the first major outbreak is in a long-term care facility filled with elderly and vulnerable…
That's a different angle than Amazon's "no nonessential travel" policy. Being uncomfortable to travel and corporate policy banning travel have different implications and consequences for employees that decide not to…
Do you have a link to a policy document or an article that states this?
this is not universally true. i bought a new 1000W seasonic prime ultra titanium for use in a hashcat rig not too long ago, and the PSU would immediately switch off when all the cards drew power to 100% (all the cards…
Not recent, but in 2007 a B-52 took off with six AGM-129 cruise missiles. [1] All were recovered. The root cause: "A later investigation found that the reason for the error was that the electronic production system for…
> The actual metal and plastic is worth hardly anything, so destroying it isn't a big loss. Even the manufacturing cost is near zero because after launch day of a specific model, the marginal cost to produce one more…
On macOS? It is possible to use a GPU inside of Docker/macOS with Hyperkit? There's PCIe passthrough and/or SR-IOV support? ROCm requires Linux kernel extensions.
> People should start using these apps as simple note-taking apps and extend/adapt them based on their needs This. I'm a hardcore Obsidian user both at work and at home, and I started both vaults from absolutely nothing…
You could s/Designers/Engineers/ and end up with the same statement. What you seem to be getting at is "hackers with a great aesthetic sense" - and what makes a hacker, then? An engineering background? A computer…
Meta hires technical artists for a fair amount of code-and-3D work. Here's an open job req: https://www.metacareers.com/v2/jobs/2076260812574632/
If you didn’t have any faith in the mechanisms you had to mitigate COVID-19 pharmaceutically, you would act in much the same manner. Sinovac may just not be that good over time, or maybe it’s just a pride thing in which…
IIRC back when computers were a fair amount more expensive in the early 00s, eMachines and some other ultra low cost computing platforms came supported by installed adware for extremely low costs - I bought one at that…
Here are some other antidiscrimination clauses in Federal law that read in a similar fashion: From EEOC on employment: "race, color, religion, sex (including pregnancy, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national…
The old turntable.fm was basically a chatroom in which people would take turns queueing songs for the entire room to listen to and talk about. You could like or dislike the song playing as well. If enough people…
I can confirm that these statements just don't ring very true at most major technology companies; it may be a thing specifically for startups which I have little recent experience with. I know plenty of people in FAANG,…
Agree. I feel like the division in which designers only work in Figma/Sketch/etc. without actually being able to implement those things in HTML and CSS leads to designs that are often impractical for the platform.…
I like this one, too. The moment the people are your adversary in a technical discussion, you have probably lost sight of the actual problem. Much of the time I find it's misaligned incentives or, as Amy wrote here,…
> One needs to work hard to keep up personal relationships with product/sales/project management/etc to ensure that the level of trust is there to be able to have the hard conversations. In the heat of the moment, on…
I'm sure I'm less sophisticated than you are. I wouldn't consider the university I went to selective by any means. But I have had a lot of friends that are musicians, and with that came a lot of hanging out with them at…
> I have made many interesting and creative friends here who are from all over the world. I get to work on mobile games, but there are many other opportunities around. Among my coworkers are digital artists and…
I wonder if this is why I saw Displayport to HDMI adapters this morning in the "Health and Household" category on Amazon over the past couple of days, or if those have always been there and been mislabeled.
Update: Installed Windows 10 Pro on a separate SSD, and I appear to have GPU slots for all GPUs under Windows.
The Folding@Home GPU client works way better on Linux with NVIDIA/CUDA than it does with AMD. I could not get a 4x Radeon VII rig with ROCm to utilise more than a single GPU at any time due to OpenCL errors. Also, the…
Rosetta@home (BOINC) still has a ton of work items and is CPU based, so it's easy to run on most anything. Some are COVID-19, some are MERS, some are things that have nothing to do with coronaviruses.
I did the same. I was hoping for an HTCPCP-like W3C specification that I had somehow missed.
As of today in King County, people are already being directed to ICUs in other counties south of it [1]. It does not help that the first major outbreak is in a long-term care facility filled with elderly and vulnerable…
That's a different angle than Amazon's "no nonessential travel" policy. Being uncomfortable to travel and corporate policy banning travel have different implications and consequences for employees that decide not to…
Do you have a link to a policy document or an article that states this?
this is not universally true. i bought a new 1000W seasonic prime ultra titanium for use in a hashcat rig not too long ago, and the PSU would immediately switch off when all the cards drew power to 100% (all the cards…
Not recent, but in 2007 a B-52 took off with six AGM-129 cruise missiles. [1] All were recovered. The root cause: "A later investigation found that the reason for the error was that the electronic production system for…
> The actual metal and plastic is worth hardly anything, so destroying it isn't a big loss. Even the manufacturing cost is near zero because after launch day of a specific model, the marginal cost to produce one more…
On macOS? It is possible to use a GPU inside of Docker/macOS with Hyperkit? There's PCIe passthrough and/or SR-IOV support? ROCm requires Linux kernel extensions.