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Meanwhile the S&P 500 is 5% away from an ATH record. Unemployed people = gambling with stocks + FOMO?

In case you're wondering about pricing: the V100 costs $1260/GPU/month and this A100 will have about 2.5x its performance [1]. A n2d-highmem-96 instance is $4377 per month. So for the maxed out a2-megagpu-16g I would expect around $54k per month before usage discounts etc.

1. https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-ampere-architecture...

If your old phone is rooted:

  adb root && adb pull /data/data/com.google.android.apps.authenticator2/databases/databases

YT and FB allow live streaming your webcam from the browser, and there are some other options like restream Live Studio that offer simple features such as overlays/backgrounds. A full OBS-like web based studio does not exist (yet), as far as I'm aware.

That's great! Let me know if it works well for you and/or if you have any suggestions (I'm Dutch myself).

You need to install the obs-websocket plugin first. You can set up a password there, and to expose the instance remotely you need a tunnel service like ngrok or pagekite.

If you charge overnight on your garage, you never need to visit a supercharger unless you take road trips. Last time I visited a supercharger was 4 months ago.

But Hey, you'll get less email!

You can disable most of the telemetry with command line switches like --disable-background-networking and --disable-sync, but some things like field trials and doubleclick fingerprinting cannot be excluded in regular Chrome/Chromium AFAIK.

What does the license change mean for LibreSSL (OpenSSL fork) and GnuTLS which have "a better license" as their main selling point?

Milligram is not class-less, it's more like a light Bootstrap.

Here is the source code: http://www.cexx.org/loveletter.htm

I love that the guy put in his email and physical location.

To push back to GitHub, you can also use this action: https://github.com/ad-m/github-push-action

Link you are referring to: https://obsproject.com/forum/threads/low-framerate-in-studio...

This is extremely worrying. No other country has seen such a sharp increase in COVID-19 infections like the USA. On top of that, the death rate is also very high. And this is just getting started...

I'm talking about regular network egress. CDN egress is cheaper, but still $13k+ and more depending on destination/cache hit rate/etc.

FYI: 300 TB egress at standard GCP pricing is already more than $17k.

According to the article around 50 billion USD, so half the size.

Mirror: http://archive.is/sy1Ay

My experience with Tesla AP: it's great for highways, but definitely breaks down on B-roads like this. I doubt Tesla will cover this, since AP comes with a million warnings to not rely on it in such situations.

According to the ratings tests, the QC35 has much better NC with -25dB compared to -21dB for the Airpods Pro. The Bose 700 reached an even better -28dB.

I saw Andries a couple of weeks ago at a comedy night in Utrecht. His demonstration of memorization of "best" words was impressive!

Plus a slightly longer lifetime (60k hours vs 50k for LED)

Still impressive for a 1-man show who says he spends just 1% if him time on it.

Why focus on Apple devices only? It seems like a strange business decision to limit a general service to a minority of the market only.

Latest report is that the pilot accidentally hit the wrong button. That's gonna be an expensive mistake.

Telegram does have some unique privacy-related features though that other platforms don't support. Examples are: ability to register without a mobile phone/app, open source library (tdlib), ability to edit messages, ability to delete messages for both sides (including images that are cached on the receiver's side), ability to clear chats for both parties, auto deleting messages.

Something else that's interesting is the doubling of the effective tax rate from 9% to 18% yoy. Is there any explanation for that?

V is a pretty interesting language. I've been playing with it for the last few months, it takes a lot of the good stuff from Go with saner syntax and defaults. And compilation speed is amazing.

The big missing item so far is GC (memory management is manual). Another thing is that the language evolves constantly, so you keep having to change your own code every week or so to stay valid.

Microsoft is putting an enormous amount of work in the development of VS Code. More than 70k closed issues and almost 6000 PRs is massive. Good to see it getting better and better without slowing down or getting bloated (so far). My favorite recent addition is the official Remote extension.