RobLach

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by RobLach 6y ago
Movie theaters aren't going away. Once people feel comfortable densely sharing an indoor space again they'll spool back up offering that experience. You only need to taste it again. The market will likely be much smaller given peo
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by RobLach 6y ago
I just checked a couple boutique builders and they’ve all got 5000 series Ryzens in stock.
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by RobLach 6y ago
Hard to imagine climbing out of this: https://i.redd.it/p3spidsev6261.png less than 30 seconds after a 130mph/55G crash through a metal barrier and sitting inside a fireball
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by RobLach 6y ago
And it’s a foolish assessment. Finding Java programmers who can navigate all the hoops of low latency Java is more difficult than finding a C programmer who can do the same with C.
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by RobLach 6y ago
Intel 7nm line has non-economical yields and is effectively a failure. They’re backporting their 7nm designs on to older processes at huge penalty to buy time for a new approach while putting out a couple flagships on the 7n line at a loss
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by RobLach 6y ago
The true question is whether throwing electricity at your algorithms is cheaper than, for example in the Spotify case, hiring a couple hundred curators to hand pick music for a wide range of segments.
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by RobLach 6y ago
PE can lend to its owned assets. Accumulation of capital is powerful in that way.
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by RobLach 6y ago
For an article describing how they’ve managed to make something go faster you’d think they’d mention how fast they got it to go.
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by RobLach 6y ago
Has this ever been tried with a traditional but curved silver halide surface?
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by RobLach 6y ago
You can publish without an academic affiliation.
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by RobLach 6y ago
I can't fathom the death march those employees are facing.
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by RobLach 6y ago
A moonshot isn't something that you need to figure out how to achieve, it's something you already know you can do as long as you dedicate a lot of operational and material resources to it.
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by RobLach 6y ago
One group has 3 calorie restricted meals and another has an 8 hour window where they eat whatever amount they want.... Useless.
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by RobLach 6y ago
Well... they misunderstood because it's misleading. The burden of clarity is not on the reader.
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by RobLach 6y ago
A minor one, and misunderstanding of the argument. The "obese-normalization" you speak is about fat-shaming abolitionism, against discrimination in professional and social spaces because of body composition, not that such a body t
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by RobLach 6y ago
It's no different than any other javascript enabled browser + web page. The modern web is pulling in the background all the time. You'd have to go back decades for 1 click to equal 1 GET.
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by RobLach 6y ago
ARM will not be cheaper after this.
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by RobLach 6y ago
Define "left-wing American cultural values". As far as I can tell, "left-wing Amerians" are in constant debate about such values amongst themselves, to a fault.
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by RobLach 6y ago
What is "fair, neutral, and global" is also all debatable, especially when it comes to human interactions, and ultimately distills into arguing epistemology. A code of conduct's purpose is to bound and define the operational
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by RobLach 6y ago
Here you go https://www.powermag.com/how-much-will-hydrogen-based-power-...
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by RobLach 6y ago
Compared to this, extremely small, but compared to the overall economics, quite significant. Here is a chart of transmission losses from the source to the end user across US states: http://insideenergy.org/wp-content/up
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by RobLach 6y ago
With all claims like this, it’s rarely the case that these decisions were made on the basis of a claim like that but it was used in a compendium or arguments for whatever policy. If you’re a pro-car lobbyist for example, you might as well t
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by RobLach 6y ago
Opiate dealers often stock narcan.
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by RobLach 6y ago
Lumber is currently close and I bet could potentially totally be if you reverted to wood burning energy sources. That said, I’m unsure if having more trees is actually responsible given the fire risk.
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by RobLach 6y ago
Unfortunately the same conditions are reappearing which will negatively compound the situation: https://www.chicoer.com/2020/08/23/national-weather-service-...
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by RobLach 6y ago
Wouldn’t that jeopardize the filtration ability of these masks by affecting the fields of the electrets under heat?
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by RobLach 6y ago
2 separate studies are pointing to herd immunity being impossible because SARS-CoV-2 antibodies disappear over time and previous carriers could become infected again. There haven’t been any cases of reinfection afaik but we’ll see in due ti
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by RobLach 6y ago
It still doesn’t make sense to send beginners into those depths.
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by RobLach 6y ago
I'd wait till I see the price.
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by RobLach 6y ago
No joke. How was this better than a bar chart like how every performance metric comparison ever uses. And that 2 points are “more is better” while one is “less is better” is inexcusable.

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