AgloeDreams

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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
I always felt the Next platform limitations is why he was paranoid about CPU architecture at Apple.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
I thought the same thing, these businesses clearly are out of cash and credit and need to break leases to save SOME stores compared to losing all. The idea of harsh leases in large retail stores kinda always made me laugh: For a JCP or the
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Same. The person who wrote this clearly never has a 16 person standup that lasts 45 minutes.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Yep. TSMC 5nm will start shipping this quarter and AMD will likely do a die shrink next year for Zen 4
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
AMD is sold out due to demand and Price/Performance, Intel is sold out dude to incredibly large inability to ship anywhere near enough quantity. It's probably 5+ AMD 7nm units per every Intel 10nm. Meanwhile Apple has been shippin
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
The problem is that Intel still can't ship 10nm in mass production. Apple's has been shipping all new chips, in TSMC 7nm, since the iPhone XS in 2018, at tens of millions per quarter, in fact nearly every product Apple sells is 7n
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Totally agree though 7nm brings them to UVL which will make that step much easier. But they will still be at least a year behind.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
I honestly think Apple will deliver this later this year with the new Air. There's a reason why iPads are so well liked and are so incredibly fast.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
You are spot on on 10nm fab, it's why Apple shipped an update with split 14 and 10nm chips on different models, it wasn't large enough or cheap enough to update all models. A notable thing about TSMC's 5nm is it is shipping i
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Kinda like trying to debug an issue in a large JS SPA on IE11's F12 tools, bad, inaccurate test data is a 10X slowdown.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Positive financial results, one surprise to be seen here is a massive reduction in model S builds, more than 60% drop-off QoQ Presumably due to COVID, but maybe not?
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Basecamp pitches and shaping are kinda like design docs but with a lot of what I found to be lacking here? You might want a look, they they refreshingly human-readable concepts.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
I wish I could 'fail' that badly.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Yup, plus the K-Cup machine is higher profit and lower cost to build than a Nespresso machine. The BoM for Keurig is incredibly low for the selling price, something like $12 on a $130 machine. They flipped the razor and blades model and man
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Technically speaking his investment came with a retroactive co-founder status according to the company. But yeah no he wasn't there in the beginning.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
In fairness, the company set incredible records for fundraising and lines of credit every quarter to offset massive losses, ignores basic safety concerns in production, ships beta software, sold still non-existing products ( Roadster 2, Sem
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Short of range issues, you should drive a Taycan to see just how much better it can get. The Car lacks the infotainment tech of Tesla, the network, and the autopilot tech but from a driving dynamics and quality standpoint makes the Model S
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Steve Jobs didn't go off talking about how the stock is overvalued and go off producing short shorts as a joke. He had numerous notes of how he didn't care about what the competitors or nay-sayers said. Job's jabs at others (
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
It's Harvard. It doesn't matter how they accounted it, they have not changed the Tuition cost with this announcement so it's the same money and they are not hurting for students.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
When you curate Art, everything looks like a wall to hang canvas.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Weight increases mortality in all accidents. Either by increasing the likelihood of the other driver being injured or by increasing the amount of force impacted on crumple-zones in single car accidents. All modern safety studies have shown
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Speaking of timing.. .you got that Timing chain Tensioner replaced right? Mine blew on my 2009 Eos and lunched the motor.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
This has had little to no real evidence in specifics to SUVs. Plus it increases the risk on others, which is something one should have to realize. Pluuus, Larger vehicles suffer from worse handling, worse braking distances and higher accide
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Especially with pollution, however there are also social implications that can change your mortality rates. for example a low stress job in NYC could have great social payoff as you are surrounded in a world with anything and everything. Wa
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
You are spot on. What's really interesting is when companies publish death rate numbers. In everything I've seen, most low-cost car models suffer on safety, generally due to lower cost construction, materials, or cheaper safety&#
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Uhhh... how is this any different? Thy have stated that the download options on these macs will be any source you want, ARM and Intel Mac apps, plus docker support for linux and etc. It's the same stack.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
For emulation of x86.. that's not too shabby at all seeing as the Surface Pro X emulation is a much harder hit. Keep in mind that the iPad result is based on use of 8 total asymmetric cores, which is kind-of an issue for apps like thes
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Generally in large old companies? 'blindfolds' then 'anger' and 'lets buy something off the shelf'
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
Ironically that got so bad that they sold 'Microsoft signature editions' without junk at the store.
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by AgloeDreams 6y ago
> Great place to try out new computers. Maybe that was the issue. At an Apple store if you said 'my kid needs a laptop for college' they will walk you to ONE computer (MBA) and say 'it's the best one' it's p

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