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Cranking up R&D especially during a time to perfect the trade sounds backward. Intel probably has 6 more years then to release anything into full production.
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I’m amazed at how much production goes into each of his videos. His YouTube play button is well deserved.
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Meanwhile, there were two other Googlers who won Nobel Prizes.
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This reminds me of the coastline paradox. I wonder if it applies to mapping an organism’s brain. For example, one can say they know the length of Scotland’s coastline but as the resolution increases, so does the coastline’s length. It’s inf
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When I last checked, even healthy foodies occasionally enjoy shelf-stable snacks.
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Even the iPhone 16 isn’t 120 Hz, only the Pro and the Pro Max are.
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Imagine the ramifications of this. I’m not a technician for any secret agents but I can see how this will make black hat attendees very excited.
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The answer: Beep, Bop, Beep!
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It’ll have to come from Corsair who now owns Elgato. IMHO, they’re a ‘conventional’ company with stock listed on the exchange. If they respond I will be pleasantly surprised.
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Buying Intel at this moment still feels like catching a falling knife. Buyer beware.
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Nice. I just wish they chose a watch with more pixels for the display. Perhaps they’ll consider doing another one as a successor.
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RPi should have never gone public on the stock exchange.
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How big can you make these things before they fall apart from natural forces?
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That’s remarkable investigative work done by researchers. I hope schools keep fostering this type of education to improve communities and bring change to fast-moving industries.
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Gathering data under the disguise of presenting ads now in your car.
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Unfortunately, the demand for space missions is tough to justify starting a new company with that goal in mind. It will require heavy government funding to make it sustainable. And to your comment about SpaceX, this is a Boeing problem and
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Overpromise with headline, underdeliver on details.
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This is the first time I’m hearing about this part of Texas. What else is wrong with it?
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All the nuclear power plants today are concentrated on the US east coast. Could it be a defensive posture against ICBMs flying from the Pacific Ocean?
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Honest question, do Tesla drivers sign a document or press a button before they drive indicating that all their driving data will be gathered?
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It just needs upvote and downvote buttons and it would be perfect.
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LoRa WAN user here, not to get confused with Ai LoRA. LoRa has been a game-changer for IoT devices on the 900mHz spectrum. Chirping allows LoRa to go extremely great distances for free! Overall, the 900mHz band is for hobbyists. I’m gratefu
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You can have unlimited PTO or flexible in-office hours but you can’t have both.
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If it’s for raid system, I would be less reserved about QLC.
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You just violated your first statement.
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Many geographers are into cartography.
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Why they changed it I can't say People just liked it better that way … Istanbul was Constantinople Now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople Been a long time gone, oh Constantinople Why did Constantinople get the works? That's no
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Nice
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I was initially thinking that teeth would be a good one for dentists to be able to check using a digital twin. A patient simply walks in, have their teeth scanned, and a dentist can evaluate problems quickly from their desk.
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"Young people" are not being taught cursive in school. Schools are not teaching cursive to students any longer since 2010 if they're following the Common Core curriculum. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cur

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