All tech is killing off budget options because of the increasing percentage of wealth owned by the top 1% who will just buy the most expensive option without regard for features or practicality.
Small phones would be cheap and cheap phones break the illusion that 2000$ phones are normal.
It has nothing to do with demand, it’s just that the bottom 99% isn’t a profitable market segment anymore.
Yeah, i think for a general community post like this, that sentence has too much subtext (SAT is NP-complete so if it was solved in polynomial time then the title of the post would be P=NP not something about ETH).
Anyways, there could always be a hard limit at like n/logn^2 or n/logn^1.000001 or something like that.
Isn’t 2^{n/logn} still faster-growing than any polynomial?
This is besides the point, but I think you should play Night in the Woods. (the OST isn’t the main attraction but if you liked Oneshot, Oxenfree and Celest, i really think you’d like it.)
A game with an amazing, non-original soundtrack is Life is Strange but a lot of people don’t really like that game’s story that much, so i’d recommend NITW first.
When i was running bazzite, I was running more apps through arch distroboxes than flatpaks, and many things i wanted to install were just straight up impossible immutably, so i switched to cachyOS and turns out, you want something, it’s on the repo or AUR and just works.
It was the default terminal, yes. I also got pissed by the change, as not only does Konsole look worse than whatever it was, i had to rebind things like the terminal shortcut.
That’s how my mind works without any drugs…
This is something I’ve noticed recently which is that a lot of piano pieces are metrically ambiguous because there is no rhythm instrument to anchor the downbeats. There are some songs which I interpret in a different time signature than the author and I don’t think you should give the author’s vision too much credence in this sense.
I’ve installed one TUI app through brew (spicetify) and it seemed perfectly cromulent.
I think CachyOS is very nice - it’s as simple to setup as Bazzite for gaming but you don’t have to virtualize software that doesn’t come as a flatpak so it’s more flexible. As another commenter said, btrfs gives a really nice safety margin. The only prpblem is that Arch-based distros like Cachy should be updated quite frequently(I wouldn’t go longer than two weeks) so its not good for secondary PCs you interact with infrequently.
This isn’t a gender thing, it’s a working-class thing. Let’s not get divided unnecessarily divided.
For me personally, the very simple answer is it feels really good to have designated workspaces for different applications and not having to spam alt-tab to get to a specific window.
If you want to do it yourself instead of using a math library, then my immediate thought is tp write out and calculate the Taylor series of your function. sin(x) is basically x +x^3 + x^5 +… with appropriate constants (look them up on wikipedia) so then sin(x)/x is the same thing but you divide all the parts by x so you’re gonna have c + x^2 + x^4 + … Now just add more parts in a while loop until the error term is small enough or you have spent some maximal number of allowed iterations and you’re good.
Funny, I have the exact opposite reaction. I can see myself using the fork fine, but its so unclear where the knife’s handle ends and blade begins.
Production being sold out doesn’t mean anything when there are no commercial entities left to actually pay the bill.
I was under the impression that the underlying memory chips are the ones we have a shortage of, and HBM is just one way to package them?
Who do you think is going to be buying DRAM at the current prices in 2027?
Before the bubble, there used to be oversupply of DRAM leading to price fixing scandals, that’s what will eventually happen again.
The best pen for math notes is the cheapest ballpoint you can find at your grocerie store.
Gel smears too much and you’re going to be loaning pens to classmates so just keep a stack of cheap pens.
Bought three beers, for the glory of the empire!