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by Hasz 9y ago
I think the poster was getting at the fact that pot users dwarf meth users in quantity, for example. I think the OP got it right -- even if there was no heroin crisis in the US, the cartels would turn to some other money-making proposition.
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by Hasz 9y ago
A second vote for Netlify, it's incredibly easy to use. I'm not monitoring uptime, but have had zero issues so far. I use it with Hugo, a static site generator. I believe Netlify has an easy SSL setup option, but it has been a whi
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by Hasz 9y ago
Ah, my bad. I figured the /prep/ guide and the /gcnc/ guide were distinct, but I see how you could take it a different way.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Off topic, but the same guy (Michal Zalewski) has an absolutely amazing guide to his CNC work. http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/gcnc/ For something a bit less depressing.
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by Hasz 9y ago
The ASIC developer (mainly Bitmain) is in a huge position of power here. Bitmain seems to be the only serious game in town, and spooling up a chip run isn't quick, even for someone like Intel, AMD, or the dozens of other chip makers (T
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by Hasz 9y ago
There is a video of it at a trade show on YouTube. The craft definitely exists, whether or not it flies is a different question. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll-3jDTibSQ
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by Hasz 9y ago
No. In basically no other industry does "performance" double every two years. Agricultural output doesn't double every two years, drugs aren't twice as effective every two years, and cars aren't twice as fast every
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by Hasz 9y ago
Does the warranty include labor?
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by Hasz 9y ago
Moore's law is the exception, not the rule. Does Tesla have any sort of public lifetime estimates?
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by Hasz 9y ago
If it's any consolation, I did too.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Mexico has no cancer within, it is the cancer. The central government is inept and corrupt, leading to the drastic measures you see here. A revolution on the part of the Mexican people is needed, but the US will never allow such volatilit
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by Hasz 9y ago
Is this even remotely surprising to anybody? All these ICOs are pump and dump schemes at best. This guy just seems to have ditched the formalities and simply stolen the money.
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by Hasz 9y ago
It seems like battery swapping would be a viable alternative here. The packs are only ~17kWh
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by Hasz 9y ago
The tricky part with hydrogen is the containment. You either need cryogenically cooled tanks to get it to a liquid state, or metal hydrides to store it chemically. Both have fairly poor energy density (by volume and mass). What's more,
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by Hasz 9y ago
I can't imagine the liability involved for the vendors selling this stuff. That being said, a UV sterilizer (available from most camping stores) will destroy most bacteria and viruses and should leave you with all the minerals and (lit
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by Hasz 9y ago
I would argue the energy was always there -- it is the mass-energy equivalence, after all. I should probably clarify my point: energy must come from somewhere; energy is not spontaneously created. Also, I don't even think anyone has br
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by Hasz 9y ago
I would like to mention this ring of plasma is visible only under a microscope. - Sure, just not very quickly. It will likely come in the form of antennae (tuned to 1/4 of the resonant frequency, likely around 900MHz or 1800Mhz based o
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by Hasz 9y ago
Didn't downvote you, but I would guess it's because the post sounds like an advertisement.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Any details on the hardware? Passive RFID, NFC, BLE or something else?
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by Hasz 9y ago
Of course. I think bodycams are a huge step in the right direction, in terms of holding police officers accountable for their actions whilst also protecting them from false claims. Culture change is fundamentally slow, but I think process i
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by Hasz 9y ago
>if the police show up anywhere, be it an Occupy protest or a carjacking, there is likely to be mayhem and bloodshed. If you grew up in the US (I can't speak for other countries), I think most people, despite the media coverage, wou
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by Hasz 9y ago
I have a huge conflict in my mind. I am a firm believer is due process and equal protection under the law for all. What you are suggesting is far from it, and a far cry from the ideal. SWAT teams, as heavily armored as they are, are still p
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by Hasz 9y ago
Math in the US needs a revamp. Kids get the notion early on that math is some sort of ominous monster ready to devour their time and grades. It has a bad rap, and this keeps people from getting into it early on. What we need is someone to &
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by Hasz 9y ago
What's worse, Uber's interests and and "independent contractors" interests are not fully aligned. When Uber wins, there's plenty of drivers on the street and no surge pricing. When drivers win, it's surge prici
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by Hasz 9y ago
Come to Denver. Better weather than SF and Seattle, and lower (relatively) cost of living.
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by Hasz 9y ago
It's a great move. Why waste money racing GM/Tesla when you can wait for the hardware to become a commodity?
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by Hasz 9y ago
Why are systems like this connected to the internet? As far as I can see, any safety monitoring system should be air-gapped, or, if remote control is absolutely needed, be connected via a robust physical interface, i.e a thick cable. There
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by Hasz 9y ago
Might be more like "we'd lose more than 500M while we build our own" so a 500M price tag makes sense to have it now.
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by Hasz 9y ago
Dunno if you're still interested, but here's my clarifications. What makes reddit great is the millions of users. Millions of user are instrumental to its success and popularity. However, reddit can still exist if no one used it.
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by Hasz 9y ago
I’m not trying to complain, and I don’t disagree. My wording is used. If the GA144 can actually be better than existing solution, there’s thousands of engineers who would happily try it. But until GreenArray can demonstrate a compelling use

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