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511.
by 1-6 4y ago
CadQuery with a GUI sounds really good right now.
512.
by 1-6 4y ago
They’ve milked AutoCAD and Revit long enough. Time for alternatives.
513.
by 1-6 4y ago
What ever happened to crop circles. Have we ever gotten to the bottom of those?
514.
by 1-6 4y ago
The Chicken Tax doesn’t help either for manufacturers to build small light trucks.
515.
by 1-6 4y ago
Put together a ‘scrappy team’ no longer sounds professional and sustainable.
516.
by 1-6 4y ago
Will the Chicken Tax law also affect light duty EV trucks? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken_tax
517.
by 1-6 4y ago
To give them credit though, they’ve always tried to downplay crypto for a long time as they knew it was unsustainable even including LHR cards that would gimp Ethereum hashrate.
518.
by 1-6 4y ago
It doesn’t help that energy costs have gone up making mining not palatable when buying coins direct from market is cheaper.
519.
by 1-6 4y ago
I think all EV companies should be all over this simulator as some of the ‘fake noises’ they generate over the audio system doesn’t sound nearly as good as this.
520.
by 1-6 4y ago
You can find a Linux distro for everything these days though.
521.
by 1-6 4y ago
“There is also a BMC based on a chip we could not find information on via Google.” Red flags, literally.
522.
by 1-6 4y ago
Moreover it’s about sales in China. If Apple refuses to follow China’s rules, they’ll suffer consequences in sales.
523.
by 1-6 4y ago
At least the ad for the Pixel buds was a little piece of text. But I agree, it’s nice not to have ads on every single thing.
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by 1-6 4y ago
This guy is full of himself: “we know par exp ́eriences nombreuses at funestes they are apt to misuse and misinterpret them” It reminds me when I learned about Tyndale translating the Latin Bible into English. There was a pushback in creati
525.
by 1-6 4y ago
Hydrogen fuel tanks already have an inner liner to prevent this.
526.
by 1-6 4y ago
Perhaps the wording of the response was done wrong. It sounds like there’s a lack of tools to fully test on Amazon’s Kindle architecture.
527.
by 1-6 4y ago
This can make a nice movie plot.
528.
by 1-6 4y ago
I’m curious because I’ve had kids early. Will I ever be able to catch up with peers who’ve decided their focus would be on their job and forego having children later in life?
529.
by 1-6 4y ago
What happens to safe deposit boxes of those who are deceased? What if heirs aren’t aware, who gets to claim the contents of these boxes?
530.
by 1-6 4y ago
Wow, sounds like the Pareto Principle is alive and well in the arena of Science as well.
531.
by 1-6 4y ago
How does this finding affect companies that have created therapeutics related to Beta Amyloid such as Eli Lilly or Biogen?
532.
by 1-6 4y ago
I’m not sure why Germany thought that it would be a good idea to decommission nuclear energy in the first place. It’s the greenest energy source at scale!
533.
by 1-6 4y ago
They sell frozen Orange Roughy at Costco. It sounds more appetizing than it actually is.
534.
by 1-6 4y ago
Came here to say something similar. First, the ask is to help find things that can make money in the garage. I think that would be like finding ‘problems’ then applying a ‘location:garage’ filter to narrow the choices down. Then, after choo
535.
by 1-6 4y ago
What type of issues are involved when you don’t deliver to the government on time?
536.
by 1-6 4y ago
So basically a Googler, nonetheless.
537.
by 1-6 4y ago
A better approach would have been to split the network and sell off portions of it to private equities to prevent monopolization.
538.
by 1-6 4y ago
We’re just stumbling on natural Pareto principles.
539.
by 1-6 4y ago
I’d like to see a post mortem on that!
540.
by 1-6 4y ago
The attack surface of Apple’s products grow day-by-day with features meant to make life convenient.

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