Maxion

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by Maxion 5mo ago
It's just an insane amount of money to invest with the long-term effect of you oversaturating the chip market. Throwing 20B into a chip fab in the EU would be politically a very unpopular move, if it's done as a public company or
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by Maxion 5mo ago
Works just as well anywhere, really.
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by Maxion 5mo ago
Obscurity by itself does provide risk reduction. Think about leaving your bike unlocked in times square, vs. the top of a 7 000 meter mountain in the himalayas. Which unlocked (unsecure) bike is more likely to be stolen, and ergo has a lowe
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by Maxion 6mo ago
I love their vibe coded "anti-abuse" systems :D
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by Maxion 6mo ago
That's just a mean comment
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by Maxion 6mo ago
I read somewhere that the carbon plate is more to stabilize the shoe, that with only the foam the shoe would be very unstable.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
10% improvement on a 5 hour marathon time is more absolute seconds than on a 2.1hr marathon time.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
What also happens is these gatekeepers end up being those requested to review papers. When a paper comes up for review that challenges the status quo these gatekeepers nit-pick the paper and recommend it not be published. This happened to m
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by Maxion 6mo ago
There's a lot of this going on in science. Once the common accepted truth is "X" papers that are counter to X or show that X is not true, end up not getting published and then funding dries up.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
This aestethic is useful though for SaaS apps and the like that know themselves to be generic.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
I am not sure if you're entirely familiar with how science works? The study has a fairly large effect size, there's plenty of other research into body chronology that shows similar effects and differences between people. The metho
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by Maxion 6mo ago
Thanks for explaining this!
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by Maxion 6mo ago
> ...library management is turning into more of what keeps me shelling out. Library management whas how Lightroom got started. Back in ~2005 or so when the first betas came out that was the big selling point and why I and other photograp
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by Maxion 6mo ago
Yeah, the UI in darktable is not good enough to go through a large shoot. When I've tried to use it I always end up doing all my selection in PhotoMechanic and then in darktable I just do editing. But even that UI/UX is terrible.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
I still do not understand how marketers haven't understood that quality > quantity.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
The satellite data persumably also needs to be purchased, the area is huge, and this island is relatively tiny.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
iMessage is AFAIK only really a big thing in the US.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
1) Put data on X/Y chart 2) Find ruler and pencil 3) Draw line Doing this you will make all kind of fun predictions.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
In my experienced Snowflake is often used as a data warehouse.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
Overall on it's own that isn't yet profitable to do, unless you're e.g. a wind producer.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
We still managed fine. All young kids sleep quite a lot. Newborns a crapton. Older kids who don't are old enough to sauna too.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
And those that don't have usually access to one in the building that they can use. Or if they don't have that, can just go to one of the numerous public saunas.
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by Maxion 6mo ago
I would argue it's mainly inexperienced devs who deploy on the very latest. Once you get some more years under your belt you realize the value of LTS versions, even if you don't get the shiniest shiny.
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by Maxion 7mo ago
To be fair, 7.9 inches is quite a bit bigger than 7 inches. That's ~30% more screen area.
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by Maxion 7mo ago
Not a car engineer, but those motors can be pretty high A, so this could also just be a feature that helps the starter get as much power as it can while cranking.
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by Maxion 7mo ago
> All that is to say, this space is ripe for some open hardware/software love. There's just so many computers and what-not in modern cars that this is a very tall ask. You'd need a project on-par with HomeAssistant to ge
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by Maxion 7mo ago
Someone in our org starred our main repo, so for me this isn't true.
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by Maxion 7mo ago
A lot of defense spending revolves around overall manufacturing capacity. Deals contain options that won't be executed unless it's war time. These options increase the cost of the deal as the manufacturer needs to keep capacity.
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by Maxion 7mo ago
AFAIK there's no murdering of citizens going on in any EU member country by the same countries government at the moment.
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by Maxion 7mo ago
The other problem is that this is a bit of a circular path, with deps being so crap and numerous, upgrading existing old projects become a pain. There are A LOT of old projects out there that haven't been updated simply because the bur

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