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I hope Nvidia comes along and scoops up Altera. That will show Intel a lesson.
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When Intel does something like this, it reveals how tight their operating margin is. This is not a good sign. Intel has never been able to push away from the fact that they'll always be a hardware first company. It's a very tight
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This was actually a bright-spot in Intel's lineup that had a chance to be a moonshot. I don't know why Intel is giving up this early especially when AMD acquired Xilinx recently. Is intel trying to emulate Nvidia? I don't thi
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How many 9's would that be? Should it be miles/interventions or miles/incidents? I would think a better scoring system should be based upon human interventions.
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No, Nvidia just found themselves in a lucky situation. They were already building GPUs mainly for gaming. Crypto then came along and swiped up a bunch of GPUs. When the self mining craze somewhat waned the AI craze started as the boundaries
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You have a good point there. I understand that citizenship is tracked at the federal level and not the state level; although the federal government relies on local county records to prove status. The system requires an overhaul and the stat
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Because homeschooling reinforces the societal stereotype that men work outside and that women work in the home. But there's nothing wrong with this social structure and it is still the way a majority of families operate across the worl
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Why is the US not tracking all these humans? Count them in the census, let them pay taxes, get them all legal protections under US law. Let them fight to stay in this country with productivity. I'm pretty sure they'll want to leav
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Why do you call them 'economic migrants?' The longstanding description before was 'illegal aliens.'
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So what's the point of this comment then?
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Prompt: Text-to-CAD, read this website full of building codes and generate 10 different floorplans that satisfy all requirements. Response: Sorry, there are codes that counteracts other building codes.
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A machine should be able to interpret topographic lines and generate an architectural floor plan that minimizes cut and fill.
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The gateway to 3d cad is a properly functioning 2d cad system. At least, that’s how I view 3d. At the very least, the tool should be able to do additive and subtractive operations (boolean). Union, add, subtract, intersect, etc.
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I think that target consumer you’re referring to have moved on from modded Integras, Civics, RSXs, and GR86/BRZ Rice Rockets to Tesla Model 3s. You certainly get more HPs/lbft torque for the buck and you don’t even need to tune it
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> Tesla's Autopilot and its Autosteer feature could be why Tesla is so crash-prone. I disagree with this statement. I think the greater issue is that suddenly, you’ve you’ve given every Tesla owner a car that can accelerate to the e
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I thought the Aqara water sensor technique was brilliant. I wish more device makers would build IoT devices that connect directly to sensors.
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Not only will they save money on record keeping, it’s a way to create sunken treasure chests. When people die, digital files can easily be removed without trace. I expect this move will allow the government to purge lost records of dead peo
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Buttons aren’t necessary if the UI doesn’t suck.
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I don’t think people necessarily follow this rule.
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B&O will have to build hand carved (wooden) or CNC milled electronics that borders on art. Hopefully the’ll incorporate upgradeable CPUs or microcontrollers then to really make it timeless. I can possibly see a direction there.
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This is true in reality but a bad model to build a business on especially if it’s an electronics company. What Apple did is difficult to emulate and brands like Hermes and LV have stuck to craftsmanship and scarcity. B&O used to be a fe
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I thought the additional colors looked pretty modern on Tux. How would you change our favorite penguin?
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My technique of finding high quality logos involved looking for PDFs with logos embedded into them and then importing it to Illustrator. Earnings statements and digital product catalogs have interesting logos too like Bluetooth and CE/
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It’ll come back online. There’s probably some geomagnetic storm.
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TED talks are like LinkedIn posts: Cringey and nothing you can do about it.
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Maybe Intel should start stepping up their Arc GPU game first.
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Steamboat Willie seems perfectly adaptable for AI animation. Can’t wait to see new cartoons.
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I don’t know if this is true evidence but you have to wonder what the market will look like once Boomers need to vacate their homes, only to see a market where old millennials who don’t have much working life left decide never to buy their
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Will we one day be able to use AI to make code memory safe?
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I look at the closing of FAO Schwartz or Toys-R-Us and recognize that the kid consumer has also moved on from physical tangible goods to virtual digital goods. Either that, or China has become extremely efficient in drop-shipping toys direc

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