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Note that I said "often" , not "always". Corporations marketing their products will have the loosest definition. For example, packaged food labeled as "Plant Based" often include dairy. Not sure how Dairy is Plant Based. This is what WFPB is all about...

"Plant Based" is often shorthand for "Whole Food Plant Based" where sugar and refined flour would be out. Which is the direction many are moving today (myself included).

Sure if you get your "carbs" from donuts, wonder bread, and soda they are a problem. But if they are from whole plant foods like beans, oats, vegetables, they are not a problem. The problem with the SAD (Standard American Diet) is that "carbs" come mostly from the former, not the latter.

There is nothing wrong with "Starches". That sounds like carb phobia.

Strix Halo could have cost advantages over Discrete GPUs since it uses a shared memory pool, while having similar to discrete GPU performance. AMD would have to price it enough that system makers see a clear savings though. Temptation will be there to increase profit margins...

You really need a great part to succeed in laptops. AMD seems to have even tougher time selling laptop GPUs than they do desktop parts. So Intel will have to spend it's time in the wilderness before it would make much sense to chase laptop wins. Desktop remains the crucible to improve their...

That isn't really a sustainable position if your competition is good for everything including gaming. They are not perfectly fine to compete with larger future iGPU/APU parts, from AMD and potentially more on the Windows-ARM side. APU/iGPU competition will scale up in the future (soon...

But Laptop SoC are likely too slow to very large LLMs. I don't see any push to run LLMs on SoCs... Consumer applications of AI will likely involve models optimized for 8GB. Hobbyist stuff can expand as much as you want, but if you want to run those massive models, you likely aren't going to...

Intel without credible GPU is dead in the long term. Instead of cancelling a long time ago, they should have made a serious GPU push a long time ago.

It's not just performance. Another reason NVidia has mindshare, is because they lead on introducing features. RT, DLSS, G-sync, Fake Frames... You often end up waiting years for AMD to catch up, and when AMD offer the features it's often a lesser version.

Another garbage, robot voiced sensationalizing channel to add to the block list. Not watching more than the few seconds it took, to recognize that. From your still image, that looks like something I saw about 20-30 years ago in Popular Science. I remember free piston engines with coils to...

Keep your bridge, you bought it, believing the nonsense story that, 4000 Super cards have something to do with the "AI bubble". :rolleyes:

I think you need to visit this thread: http://www.portvapes.co.uk/?id=Latest-exam-1Z0-876-Dumps&exid=threads/should-mlid-be-considered-a-legitimate-source.2617535/ MLID made up nonsense, is just nonsense as usual. 4000 Super is a mid cycle refresh that doesn't need motivation beyond that. Mid cycle refreshes are aimed at...

IIRC, he previously claimed he stepping away from MLID after another previous major mistake and the blowback, but that didn't last... unfortunately.

I coincidentally stumbled on that yesterday. Highly recommend it. I'm a display nerd and researched all that info to better understand VR displays over many hours, spread over many weeks. So I didn't learn anything new except for the Holographic lens stuff, but everything else is bang on and...

I think it will be fairly easy to update for Devs, but unfortunately AMD FSR is compiled into the game EXE so much for difficult for end users if the Devs don't bother. AMD is talking about future proofing with this one and it being trivial to update going forward after this, so I'm betting...

Essentially this is the same path as Apple M1 - Ultra. Two massive chips with a massive interconnect.

Motortrend compared three of those, and on their test non of them got near EPA range, they were typical 30% off: https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2024-tesla-cybertruck-vs-rivian-r1t-vs-ford-f-150-lightning-comparison-test-review/...

I'd like a Rivian, but I don't have $45K for a car.

That's barely visible to me. Nice and understated, after seeing things like this: And those low ground clearance models I listed before lack those thin strips of black if that bothers you so much. Lots of low ground clearance models without black plastic. The black trim is just Rivian...

That's pretty small plastic cladding IMO. Can't please everyone. I doubt that will be a major impediment for most EV buyers. In fact most EVs are more car oriented with lower ground clearance, like the Tesla 3 and Y, VW ID.3, ID.4, Hyundai Kona Electric, Ioniq 5, 6, Kia EV6, Niro, etc...

I don't think there is much lift on the base model. Probably has 7" of ground clearance, vs a normal car with 6". R3X with it's bigger wheels is the more "off road" oriented one with more ground clearance.

The same Elon Musk that said by 2020, you could sleep while your Tesla did the driving, or you could just add your car to the Tesla self driving Taxi fleet to earn you money. These are some of his claims from 2019 about the next year...

What do you mean by "Car Version". The R3 hatchback is not very big. At most it's about 175" long. A Honda Civic Hatchback (definitely a car) is 184" long.

Is that all? I'll check my fridge. I might be out of Liquid Helium. ;)

The two tone paint jobs are to capture original VW bus nostalgia, but single color will be available.

Rivians have a very clean design, but no they are have no Van plans.

VW iD Buzz is coming this year: https://www.motortrend.com/uploads/2023/06/059-2025-vw-ID-buzz.jpg

What else is based on?

I wondered if anyone would be talking about that engineering sample. I started seeing a lot of things indicating Lion Cove wouldn't have HT/SMT, and this seems to be the source. An engineering sample. I think it's a bit early to assume that HT is gone based on an early engineering sample...

IMO, MLID is for people that want their tech rumors in the form of an embellished soap opera, full of fake drama for clicks. I could never stand listening to the guy. He just set off my BS detector immediately. I have no doubt he sometimes gets leaked info sent to him, but he mixes in a bunch...

A lot of cars had that classic coke bottle shape in the late 60's. The car they are really try to evoke is the Second Generation Dodge Charger, which is probably the most famous and iconic model of the Dodge Charger. Also made more famous with the 1969 Charger used in "The Dukes of Hazzard".

How does that change either case? When a car is moving beyond parking lot speed, it's wind/tire noise that you hear for oncoming cars. In a parking lot everyone walks in front of moving cars regardless, so it's up to the driver to be very careful and not hit people...

In a parking lot, pedestrians usually just ignore cars, and it's up to drivers to be extra careful and not run them over. Extremely often when I'm grocery shopping, there is some pedestrian obliviously walking in front of my car, when I'm already rolling (ICE car, not hybrid). So in both...

It really isn't. Pay close attention the next time you are near a road. You don't actually here engine noise of approaching cars (normal cars without loud exhaust), you hear wind and tire noise.

The new Dodge Charger EV reveal has been making some positive waves. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a60047406/2024-dodge-charger-daytona-ev-revealed/ I don't mind the looks... But that's where the good ends for me. I'm much less enthused than the press on this one. I would not buy any...

While the R3 looks like a classic small hatchback, it isn't. I'm certain it's bigger than the 2017 HR-V. It's not a compact econobox turned into a CUV. It's an R2 shortened a bit. The R2 is 185.6"L x 75"W x 66.9"H. I only expect the length to change, and probably only shortened about 10"...

R3x vs Golf Country:

Apple attempted to market the productivity side, but that doesn't actually make it better at productivity than what we already have. A lot of people fell for the marketing and didn't buy them just to watch videos, but for many people that ends up being what they are use for, because it's...

AMD CTO Mark Papermaster, seems to indicate AMD is going to AI Upscaling this year: https://www.ign.com/articles/amd-exec-says-2024-is-a-huge-year-for-ai-upscaling-as-it-tries-to-make-up-ground-on-nvidia "... We're enabling our gaming devices to upscale using AI, and 2024 is really a huge...