Mengkudulangsat

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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
Hopefully that happens rare enough that when it does, we can call upon highly-paid human experts that still remembers the art of doing long divisions.
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
The only reason I hate Comic Sans is because I'm told to do so by the Internet.
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
All those future spare GPUs will make video game streaming dirt cheap. Even poor people can enjoy 8k gaming on a phone soon.
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
Foundries are supremely water-hungry too. I recall the Abu Dhabi - Global Foundries experiment didn't work out.
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
Wow. Talk about perverse incentives!
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
Sometimes the cash doesn't even leave the VC until a capital call is made. This "round" is just to lock in a valuation.
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
Zheng He's travels would make for very good worldbuilding. He made a lot of stops in SEA and had a massive impact on local cultures, including on the Malacca Sultanate where I'm from.
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
Here in Southeast Asia we have a wealth of myths and histories that barely made it into popular culture. AAA games are expensive, multi-year projects. Completing such an endeavor requires a ton of faith and persistant backing that cannot be
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
Shouldn't EVERY app be deletable by law, everywhere? I don't care if it breaks the phone, it's my right damnit.
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
Ex-purist like me bought our own full node and fiddle with it all weekend just to play around with the lightning network. Aint' nobody else got time for that.
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
>"The reality is that our CX team has been running at 200% to 300% overstaffed for much of this year," she added. " It's a thinly veiled lay-off.
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
Over time the ecommerce space is going to demarcate into two segements:- [1] High value, high trust purchases that really neeeds to arrive and for warranties & customer service to work. [2] Crap; where you buy on impulse, forget immedia
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
Wow, that explains a lot. Mullvad has been nigh unusable for me.
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by Mengkudulangsat 2y ago
How does working harder solve "rising borrowing costs and oil prices and a rapid depreciation of Korean currency"? Those are all exogenous factors.
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
How is composting organic waste any different from burying them in a landfill? Aren't landfills just giant compost bins?
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
Sometimes we need to incorporate a shell just to have cleaner legal agreements. A typical investment firm may have dozens of special purpose vehicles just to manage shareholders.
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The 3D Filament Tier List: Which Spools Rule? [video](youtube.com)
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
(1) Motion detection lights above every doorway in the house. (2) Anti-slip pads beneath every carpet. (3) Guardrails and grip points in places where you normally wouldn't consider it (e.g. garden).
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
Carsome; a similar "unicorn" in Southeast Asia missed its IPO targets twice. Any other comparable startups in other markets?
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
The OpenAI Dota2 experiment produced many interesting behaviours, even the pros are impressed.
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
If every home has big battery, the local fire department is gonna go crazy. Those things are a nightmare to deal with.
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
Many developing countries are stuck with "whatever the Fed does" whether we like it or not. When the US raise interest rate we see large capital outflows wakening our currency.
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
I still need Adobe to sign and fill forms. Wish Sumatra can do those too :(
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
I just open the adblock settings and clear the cache.
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
If it were not for clunky game support, the day of the Linux desktop would have arrived decades ago.
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
Silver Lake being one of Unity's largest shareholders explains their recent behavior perfectly. It's a private equity firm whose sole concern is squeezing blood out of a rock.
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
They are doing mortgage boycotts in China as a form of collective action. Very interesting to see how that plays out. [1] https://www.reuters.com/world/china/chinas-mortgage-boycott-...
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
Taiwan is doing electric bikes right. They're not a $25k toy, they are $2k tool.
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
Fantastic, force every centralized exchange to stick to being on-ramps. This will a) Force people to learn self-custody & b) Force people to learn how to use decentralized exchanges.
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by Mengkudulangsat 3y ago
Which is why Reddit got into its current predicament in the first place. Profits may be optional (depending on the goals of the organization), but breakeven is mandatory.

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