Anyways, the important thing is the “TOPS” aka trillions of operations per second. Having enough ram in important, but if you don’t have a fast processor than you’re wasting ram while you can just stream it from a fast ssd.

One such cases is when your system can’t handle more than 50 tops, like the apple m systems. Try an old gpu, and enjoy 1000’s of tops

Application Programming Interface, are you talking about something on the internet? On a gpu driver? On your phone?

Then also, what’s the size model you’re using? Define with int32? fp4? Somewhere in between? That’s where ram requirements come in

I get that you’re trying to do a mic drop or something, but you’re not being very clear

Accurate, you even got the debugging chair right

Again, you’d be waiting around all day

Good point!

Then don’t go with an Apple chip. They’re impressive for how little power they consume. But any 50 watt chip will get absolutely destroyed by a 500 watt gpu, even one from almost a decade ago will beat it.

And you’ll save money to boot, if you don’t count your power bill

If you enjoy waiting around, sure

And then have them all fail within week of each other, under a couple months. They’re garbage, get something decent like a Toshiba or something

Going seagate is a great way to save cash and lose data

TLS is not picky, as long as you’ve got your certificate you can use it pretty much on whatever port with whatever content. It doesn’t even have to be http

That’s not a great approach, but you do you

Damn, suppose I won’t just pass it as a pointer from the call site. That’d be so difficult to add an int to a struct

30 years my ass

I suppose you’ll have to do a 10$ repair on your decade old keyboard, and recycle the remains

I’d do that just for fun, but I don’t mind getting paid for that either. The main reason I haven’t yet is simply because I’ve been busy doing other things. But it is on my list of fun activities to try out

If it’s a problem I might do something about it, but I doubt my personal stylistic preferences should determine that of a shared project.

hahaha, that’s a solution!

No lithium, it’s got a capacitor. Those things can handle a lot of charge cycles

Holy damn! The tiny solar panels from 2010 are back!

F### all the stupid disposable battery requiring garbage

Again, it’s an easy refactor to make it not global. There are cases where that extra abstraction work simply does not add value.

With your background, you should know that

It only takes a single example of a project that presented a clear goal to prove you wrong.

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However… plebbit is just garbage, and it’s obvious