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by 7e 3y ago
https://www.statista.com/statistics/216335/data-usage-per-mo...
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by 7e 3y ago
Global internet traffic is estimated to be 3 yottabytes per day. So Starlink is now carrying one of out every 77 million parts of worldwide traffic. Wow, that's small.
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by 7e 3y ago
Global internet traffic is estimated to be 3 yottabytes per day. So Starlink is now carrying one of out every 77 million parts of worldwide traffic. Wow, that's small. EDIT: there's some confusion information out there. With a mor
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by 7e 3y ago
Isn't the headset $3.5K, not $5K? If you're not familiar with the price, why should I read any further?
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by 7e 3y ago
This is a function of interest rates. When rates are high, more people rent vs. buy, it costs more for landlords to service their debt, and it costs more for developers to build more units.
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by 7e 3y ago
This also allows highway speed limits to vary based on conditions, which is better than the status quo.
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by 7e 3y ago
Who pays for highways now? What kind of question is that?
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by 7e 3y ago
The earth is full, so there's less natural wealth available per person. People are living longer. Further, the Ponzi scheme of population growth is slowing down, which means fewer people younger than you are available to support your w
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by 7e 3y ago
The earth is full, so there's less natural wealth available per person. Further, the Ponzi scheme of population growth is slowing down, which means fewer people younger than you are available to support your wealth. This is not a surpr
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by 7e 3y ago
The highway could also broadcast the speed limit, via beacons. That would be more reliable than GPS, but GPS doesn't track your location. A GPS receiver is just that--it receives, never broadcasts. It needn't record anything in or
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by 7e 3y ago
The town’s existing coal plant is winding down in 2030, so there need not be any new permanent construction. One set of workers will replace another. There will be an influx of construction jobs, but there are a few small towns about an hou
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by 7e 3y ago
From each according to their ability, to each according to their need.
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by 7e 3y ago
Before that, Intel's.
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by 7e 3y ago
Googlers, stop downvoting me and get back to work!
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by 7e 3y ago
There are no benchmarks in this s*t article, just SWAGs. If this chip doesn't support FP8, there's no way it's going to beat the H100 on workloads that matter.
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by 7e 3y ago
If I need a laptop ASAP, I would buy a MacBook Pro and use Time Machine to back it up continuously. Then I would pick up a used MacBook Air for $700 to keep as a spare. If you can’t afford to be without a laptop for a few days, you can affo
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by 7e 3y ago
Can someone summarize the Framework value proposition? Is it for tinkerers, or people who can't afford to buy an entirely new laptop every three years?
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by 7e 3y ago
Tesla isn’t a car company, it’s a conglomerate?
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by 7e 3y ago
From the statement, "Total GAAP gross margin" is still declining on a quarterly basis, to 17.6%. Your statement is also true because regulatory credit revenue is also down QoQ.
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by 7e 3y ago
Superchargers aren't profitable. That's why they were opened up. So it's basically gauging insurers on parts, making Teslas more expensive to insure.
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by 7e 3y ago
Some more than others. If pollution credits are sold, buying a Tesla just allows someone else to buy a pas guzzler. If Tesla kept them off the market, buying a Tesla actually reduces air pollution.
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by 7e 3y ago
Not at all. Tesla could keep them off the market, which is consistent with their mission statement.
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by 7e 3y ago
Tesla keeping pollution credits to themselves, off the open market = good Telsa selling pollution credits to competitors to stall their EV programs = bad
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by 7e 3y ago
Every auto manufacturer plans to do this. The regulatory environment dictates it. Thank you, governments of the world. Now if only Tesla didn’t sell pollution credits to the highest bidder, their cars would actually have a net positive env
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by 7e 3y ago
The author has no point, and this post is riding some kind of geek activism vibe. The author complains that they couldn't use C++ on the iPhone or iPad, even though you can. They then complain that the Vision Pro isn't "open&
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by 7e 3y ago
If you’re short, you prefer a vehicle which elevates your view.
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by 7e 3y ago
“public danger edition” is pretty accurate.
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by 7e 3y ago
Search is already dead, or soon will be. Bard is their only hope, but of course, Bard hides the ads that content providers put on their websites. So, Google is fecked royally, and all of their entitled, dysfunctional employees are in for a
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by 7e 3y ago
Storing even 10% of US electricity usage from summer to winter could be in the tens of trillions of dollars. Spending $10,000 to store $2 of electricity in a battery is not scalable. Other forms of energy storage are the future.
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by 7e 3y ago
Do most cult members regret joining cults? That's what I really want to know!

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