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					So, I grew up on the US/Mexican border, in a city where saying there's no opportunity is like saying the Titanic suffered a small leak on its maiden voyage. There were two kinds of people in said town: Mexicans trying to find something less shit than juarez and white trash reveling in their own failure. I came from the latter, for whatever that's worth.
 
 I graduated high school when I was almost 16 years old. Parents couldn't really afford to support three kids and pay the rent on the latest in a long line of shit holes we migrated in and out of. If being a serial eviction artist is a thing, my family were savants.
 
 I applied to college and got accepted only to be told by my father that he didn't see the need. Turns out the only reason he'd helped me graduate early was so I could start working and help pay his bills. I said okay, turned around and tossed a bag and my shitty af spare parts computer into the back of the junkyard Vega I generously referred to as a car and moved cross country. Car died on arrival, so I was basically committed.
 
 Pulled shifts at two part times and what kids today call a side hustle to pay for school, couch surfed most of the time. Sleep deprivation was the only constant.
 
 Over the first 4 months I'd tried leveraging some certs and previous experience I'd obtained in high school to get employment, but wasn't having much luck in the bay area. And then I lost my job. The book store having burned down on the same weekend the owner was conveniently looking to buy property in Vegas.
 
 Depression sets in, that wonderful soul crushing variety that comes with what little safety net you had evaporating.
 
 At a certain point, I was basically living out of the campus computer lab, TA friend of mine nice enough to accidentally lock me in on the reg. Got really into online gaming as a means of dealing with my depression. One night, I dropped some code on a UO shard I'd been playing around on. Host was local, saw the code and offered me a job at his firm that paid chump change, but was three times what all my other work did combined and left time for school. Ground there for a few years until I got a position with work study at LBL that conflicted too much for it to remain mutually beneficial. Amicable parting of the ways.
 
 Fucking poverty is what convinced me to code for a living. It's a solid guarantee of never going back to it. And to anyone who preaches the virtues of it and skipping opportunity on grounds of the moral high ground, well, you know.11
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					Hello World!
 
 Migrating to my first Thinkpad (E585), something that I've wanted to do for a long time. I've heard a lot of great things and I wanted that sweeeet performance boost over my budget craptop (partially pictured).
 
 > Ryzen 5 2500U
 > RX Vega 8 integrated
 > 8GB DDR4
 > 256GB NVMe
 > It's a thinkpad
 > Runs Gentoo Linux and I swear I've spent the entire weekend learning and configuring it (my first time) 12 12
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					!rant
 New MBP ordered today from work. 14 days and it’ll be here!
 
 15”
 8 Core i9 2.4Ghz -> 5Ghz
 32GB Ram (2400 MHz)
 4GB Vega 20
 2TB SSD
 
 Excited!! Bring the Apple hate. I’ll wait 👍🏻👍🏻32
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					Me: *creates a new telegram bot*
 
 User: Hey, compliments for the bot! How did you create that? Did you use HTML or other programming stuff?
 
 Me: ...
 
 The funny thing is that 1 week later I discovered that someone actually created a library to create your own bot with HTML and CSS too.
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					Is a 2017 MacBook Air good enough for web development and for working in IntelliJ IDEA, Android studio & XCode?
 
 I'll be building a PC with Ryzen 7 and Vega for performance intensive tasks later. I need a laptop with good build quality under $1000.
 
 If you know any good windows laptop in this price range please let me know :)9
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					Holy fuck AMD really have made a comeback... NVIDIA is admitting they lost (how I interpret this, no flame) and then we have Intel literally running their already fragmented CPU range into a ditch of mismatched specs and just brute forcing higher cord counts on an almost out of date manufacturing process...
 
 And now AMD is also releasing new mobile chipsets with integrated Vega graphics (on the zen based chips) that are already outperforming the closest Intel competitor on thermal and raw performance...
 
 What the fuck!!!
 
 AMD might actually become Intel and NVIDIA rolled into one the way they are going in my eyes... 11 11
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					Installed on my 2x 980 TI SLI the newest Nvidia Driver 384.76.
 
 Played games on it and some Video Editing. Noticed that I have bad laggs and checked clocks.
 
 Wow clocks were locked at half the max Output. Checked if I can do anything to increase it, nope it's locked at half the Performance.
 
 Tried to install previous Driver, install failed. Went 2 Drivers back and installed the 382.33.
 
 Everything worked again.
 
 WTF are the guys at NVIDIA coding while being drunk?? How the fuck can you lock the powertarget of the GPU at half the Performance and after 4 days not releasing a hotfix? Are they testing this shit even or forcing it into production?
 
 Currently NVIDIA has really crappy drivers and with every update it gets even worse.
 
 And the only option you got is GPU's from NVIDIA and AMD. And Vega is not even released yet.
 
 Hope that AMD will beat the shit out of NVIDIA...5
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					Hey Guys,
 I am planning on getting an Vega 56 for Linux. Does anyone know how it performs. I heard a lot of good stuff about Vega 64 on Linux. But the power consumption is quite high and I am not sure if the drivers work well.
 So I was wondering if it's actually worth it or not.6
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					I want/need to learn a new language for web backend development.
 I have seen Go but everyone is saying it's bad and I shouldn't learn it. What do you think? Should I learn Go or Python? Or maybe some other language?12
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					I have this fixation with minmaxing core clocks, voltages and their respective curves (P states, basically). I'm still not sure how much it actually improves my experience, but I'll be damned if it isn't fun and interesting to mess around with these numbers and see them climb higher but remain stable.
 
 Currently messing around with a Vega 64. They come in severely overvolted, and I'm trying to get it to retain its performance with less voltage aka less heat. I don't even need to turn on central heating if I'm running stress tests, the bloody thing runs at 80°C! So I guess you can see why undervolting the card is of interest
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					I'm planing on building a custom PC and I was thinking on using Ryzen. Should I wait for the Ryzen with Vega or shoul I use the older ones ? (The Vega ones are still not available in my country )3
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					Thinking very VERY seriously about pushing the button on this.
 
 iMac 10-core Xeon W, 64GB DDR4, Radeon Pro Vega 64X, 2TB SSD
 
 $6,727 plus tax $403.62 and then another hundred for shipping before fucking December in 'rona.
 
 Could sign up for Apple Pay and do $600 payments for 12 months 0 APR... shouldn't be too bad of a problem provided the world holds together that long... And if it doesn't, then this is my last computer... and I guess it'd be nice to go into the afterworld with a freshly upgraded rig.
 
 IDK, Please talk some sense into me about how stupid this would be.
 
 Also to factor in... I need to buy a new machine one way or another SOON. Or else I need to wipe my main and be out of commission for at least 3-4 days which could cost me a few grand on its own... and then also still buy a lesser mac for my daughter.
 
 Why an iMac and not a cheese grater similarly priced? If I get the iMac I can give my current iMac to my daughter for school. My old 2015 iMac isn't holding up to my use anymore, but should be fine for a few more years for a high schooler to work on. If I get a cheese grader fine, but factor in at least another $300 for a minimum 27" 2K monitor.
 
 Any reason to even think of a refurb trash can design? Are they too old now?
 
 General thoughts on why this entire rant is retarded? Like. I too dislike Apple, but I need them. It's love/hate. But god if I do this I'm buckling in for the next 5 years... tax write off would be nice I guess.
 
 Can't really back down the specs any because I dual boot windows and do some gaming. Need 2TB so I can give Windows and Mac a TB each (and I still have 8TB external).
 
 Don't really want to go lower than the Vega 64X because even that benchmarks poorly against many cheaper cards... for gaming (but does do better for some other tasks)...
 
 Ugh... talk me into or out of buying another god awful expensive mac.26
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					Dra. Nattalí Rodríguez Vega: Servicios Dentales Pediátricos en Manatí, Puerto Rico
 
 La salud dental de los niños es esencial para su bienestar general y para prevenir futuros problemas. Por eso, es fundamental contar con un dentista especializado en niños que pueda ofrecerles atención profesional, cálida y adaptada a sus necesidades. En Dra. Nattalí Rodríguez Vega, nos especializamos en servicios dentales pediátricos en Manatí, Puerto Rico, brindando atención de calidad y un ambiente amigable para que los niños disfruten de cada visita.
 
 ¿Por qué elegir nuestros servicios dentales pediátricos en Manatí?
 
 Ubicados en Dr. Pedro Blanco Lugo, Torre Medica II, 200 PR-2 STE 355, Manatí, 00674, Puerto Rico, ofrecemos una variedad de servicios dentales pediátricos pensados para cuidar la salud dental de los más pequeños. La Dra. Rodríguez Vega, dentista para niños en Puerto Rico, tiene años de experiencia trabajando con niños y familias, y se dedica a hacer que la visita al dentista sea una experiencia agradable, sin estrés y educativa.
 
 Servicios dentales pediátricos que ofrecemos
 
 Nuestra clínica está equipada con la última tecnología y un enfoque preventivo que prioriza la salud dental de los niños desde su primera visita. Algunos de los servicios dentales pediátricos en Manatí que ofrecemos incluyen:
 
 Exámenes dentales de rutina: Realizamos exámenes periódicos para identificar posibles problemas dentales a una edad temprana, como caries o malformaciones dentales, asegurándonos de tratarlos antes de que se conviertan en complicaciones mayores.
 
 Limpiezas dentales profesionales: Eliminamos la placa bacteriana y los residuos que pueden causar caries y enfermedades de las encías, ayudando a mantener los dientes saludables y fuertes.
 
 Tratamiento de caries: Si detectamos caries en los dientes de tu hijo, realizamos los tratamientos necesarios para evitar que se agraven, protegiendo la salud bucal de tu hijo a largo plazo.
 
 Aplicación de sellantes dentales: Esta es una medida preventiva en los dientes posteriores de los niños, creando una barrera contra las caries y protegiendo los dientes de los más pequeños.
 
 Ortodoncia pediátrica: Evaluamos si tu hijo necesita algún tratamiento de ortodoncia para corregir problemas de alineación de los dientes en el futuro.
 
 Educación sobre higiene bucal: Enseñamos a los niños la importancia de cepillarse correctamente los dientes y de mantener una rutina de higiene adecuada para prevenir problemas dentales en el futuro.
 
 Un ambiente amigable para los niños
 
 Sabemos que para muchos niños, el dentista puede ser una fuente de ansiedad. Por eso, en nuestra clínica dental pediátrica en Manatí, trabajamos para que la experiencia de cada niño sea lo más relajada y positiva posible. La Dra. Rodríguez Vega y su equipo se especializan en trabajar con niños, explicando los procedimientos de manera clara y amigable, sin generarles temor.
 
 ¿Estás buscando un dentista para niños en Puerto Rico?
 
 Si estás buscando un dentista para niños en Puerto Rico, Dra. Nattalí Rodríguez Vega es la opción ideal para ti. Ofrecemos un enfoque personalizado y profesional para cada niño, con el objetivo de que cada visita sea una experiencia educativa y libre de estrés. Nos enorgullece ofrecer servicios dentales pediátricos en Manatí para garantizar que los niños de la región reciban el mejor cuidado posible.
 
 Contáctanos para agendar una cita
 
 Si deseas saber más sobre nuestros servicios dentales pediátricos en Manatí, o si necesitas agendar una cita para tu hijo, no dudes en llamarnos al +1 (787) 921-7779. Estaremos encantados de ayudarte a cuidar la salud dental de tu hijo con la mejor atención.
 
 ¡Confía en Dra. Nattalí Rodríguez Vega para la salud dental de tu hijo y dale a tu niño una sonrisa saludable desde su primera consulta!3




















