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721.
by 6nf 8y ago
> We want to see a doctor now. We want immediate access to all the best equipment, and specialists, and drugs, and we don't want to wait around or travel far. And we increasingly want it for every citizen. Australians can get these
722.
by 6nf 8y ago
From that pic it looks like they were able to measure accurately to within meters of the actual shape at this distance! That is incredible
723.
by 6nf 8y ago
Like what tests?
724.
by 6nf 8y ago
What ‘other qualities’ should (for example) the US Army test for if not IQ?
725.
by 6nf 8y ago
Hmmm I'm trying to picture what a debugging session with something like this might look like... I can't decide if it would be amazing or impossible
726.
by 6nf 8y ago
I'm going to say 'yes'. It's a good question and I think Excel qualifies even though in normal use Excel shows the data but not really the logic / formulas etc.
727.
by 6nf 8y ago
Big fabs don't pay $80 for one 300mm wafer
728.
by 6nf 8y ago
‘Information wants to be free’
729.
by 6nf 8y ago
Sure it is, where do you buy your silicon wafers?
730.
by 6nf 8y ago
Can you actually force Mark out as CEO given that he’s the majority voting share holder?
731.
by 6nf 8y ago
If two surfaces are flat enough and moving fast enough, the tiny amount of air (or helium these days) causes them to act hydrodynamically and float across each other which is great cause there's zero friction which means they never wea
732.
by 6nf 8y ago
The amount of silicon we're talking about here is only a couple of cents per device
733.
by 6nf 8y ago
> it's niche but it happens. Do you have an actual example?
734.
by 6nf 8y ago
So can you help the authors of this article with their quest to find any success stories at all?
735.
by 6nf 8y ago
Tether is Hong Kong based and as far as I can tell they don't have any people or infrastructure in the USA so it's going to take much longer for the CFTC to actually do anything here.
736.
by 6nf 8y ago
I don't need your flowcharts, I'll be heading for the door!
737.
by 6nf 8y ago
Taping off over 8 weeks or more is much easier. 1 week is just not enough, it's basically cold turkey.
738.
by 6nf 8y ago
AlphaZero draws a lot against Stockfish but Stockfish won ZERO games in their 100 game match up.
739.
by 6nf 8y ago
But I didnt even take a file offline. I just forgot to update it.
740.
by 6nf 8y ago
It's certainly good if you know how trees and linked lists are implemented, but as you point out most app devs are working on a higher level of abstraction. All of that nitty gritty implementation details are already available to appli
741.
by 6nf 8y ago
Last time we got actual numbers from Apple (only a few weeks ago btw) the iPhone was selling just fine even at the record setting price points.
742.
by 6nf 8y ago
If analog computers are superior why is everything digital
743.
by 6nf 8y ago
Ads are not a feature
744.
by 6nf 8y ago
> Everything on your phone--everywhere--is the endgame. The endgame is everything on every device you own. Sometimes you'll use your watch. Sometimes your phone. Sometimes your tablet or laptop and sometimes your big screen TV. It&#
745.
by 6nf 8y ago
Do you know much CO2 we release to mine and move 1 tonne of olivine?
746.
by 6nf 8y ago
Do people actually use JS for data sets larger than 4GB in the browser?
747.
by 6nf 8y ago
If you're not getting much direct sunlight, and you think you may be affected, it's a really good idea to get your Vit D levels tested.
748.
by 6nf 8y ago
5% is a lot. Political ads are 5% of Facebook's revenue? Wow that's way more than I expected.
749.
by 6nf 8y ago
My uncle went to the dentist complaining of bit of bleeding in his gums. The dentist immediately sent him to get blood tests done and the next day he was diagnosed with leukaemia. Three days later he passed away.
750.
by 6nf 8y ago
TDP = thermals, which I did mention. You can reduce thermals in other ways, not just smaller features. Size is small enough for anything consumers care about, even watches.

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