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571.
by 6nf 7y ago
You can't make features smaller than one atom though, and silicon atoms in a crystal matrix are about 0.5nm apart.
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by 6nf 7y ago
5 left
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by 6nf 7y ago
Also we use sacrificial anodes that are designed to rust away and be easily replaced.
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by 6nf 7y ago
YouTube's algorithm shows people more of the stuff they like to watch. The most popular content on Youtube is primarily driven by demand, not by execs at Youtube.
575.
by 6nf 7y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RY-mlcgFCc4 Legal costs is definitely an issue sometimes
576.
by 6nf 7y ago
What was the level of detail exposed for the average person affected by the breach? Name, address, age etc? That stuff has to be worth more than $4.5.
577.
by 6nf 7y ago
Smaller meetings. Talk to these people before the actual meeting one-on-one if you have to.
578.
by 6nf 7y ago
Go is all about having one way to do something. Small number of highly orthogonal features.
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by 6nf 7y ago
Why three spaces?
580.
by 6nf 7y ago
There's already loads of bots online, this is just another incremental improvement in a very long line. This isn't some unexpected sudden death-knell for online poker.
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by 6nf 7y ago
I enjoyed this a lot, thank you :)
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by 6nf 7y ago
Every browser and most other important software now does auto-updates with no user interaction. ESPECIALLY for security issues.
583.
by 6nf 7y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what did you get the tethers for?
584.
by 6nf 7y ago
Those tend to be mirrors instead I think
585.
by 6nf 7y ago
It's a press release
586.
by 6nf 7y ago
28 is insane. The recommendation is 22-23 for office space.
587.
by 6nf 7y ago
Not sure what you expected with the pricing, Apple isn’t known for bargains.
588.
by 6nf 7y ago
The stock material is aluminium alloy, it’s not that hard on tooling.
589.
by 6nf 7y ago
Handy for debugging I guess?
590.
by 6nf 7y ago
Is it different from reinforcement learning?
591.
by 6nf 7y ago
When will the planned changes to the Chrome API actually roll out to the public?
592.
by 6nf 7y ago
The Secure Enclave prevents this
593.
by 6nf 7y ago
You're quoting a 130 year old book, it might not be relevant to modern tyre designs.
594.
by 6nf 7y ago
They've been around for ages but not in mass produced cars.
595.
by 6nf 7y ago
The picture is just showing the internal structure. The actual product does have sidewalls and look like normal tyres.
596.
by 6nf 7y ago
"In our experience in conducting hundreds of vulnerability assessments in the private sector, in no case have we ever found the operations network, the SCADA system or energy management system separated from the enterprise network. On
597.
by 6nf 7y ago
How does IPv6 solve that same problem?
598.
by 6nf 7y ago
Apple is the only major player moving in the right direction when it comes to privacy. I'm so glad we have them!
599.
by 6nf 7y ago
The US is perpetually at ‘war’ on purpose. It helps to justify the military spending which in turn boosts the economy.
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by 6nf 7y ago
I found this old rendering of what still needs to be built - the scale is just fantastic! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69COc7UhvbY

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