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3y ago
Only really benefits a company if they lack the technologies or cloud solution. Not like they are paying anyone to host something besides themselves.
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Microservice works in a purposeful implementation. Otherwise it is safer to build a modular monolith to eliminate REST latency. A process talking to a process is nanoseconds or less, REST is in the high nanoseconds to miliseconds. The volum
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3y ago
Sony does have a stance that we should buy physical media. I don't disagree with this either. They have a large investment in physical media and rightfully so they were one of the originals behind blu-ray technology. Also streaming is
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3y ago
Pricely my thoughts too, I think this is just what people do anyway. Talked about from another's perspective. Like marketing an idea. Reinventing the wheel. Typically not the most ideal option either.
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3y ago
Software unmaintained kills itself. I wouldn't feel all too bad if you found a different solution that fits your demand. To say one shoe fits all is silly.
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3y ago
Ilya is an idiot, there is a time and place to say something or nothing at all. This was a time and place to say something.
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3y ago
They are not at the moment. They are just more efficient. Nirmal solar panels are 15-18%.
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3y ago
My bad. It just feel like it needs more research.
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3y ago
Probably the best song ever because it contains cats.
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3y ago
I'll wait for this to be TLDR'ed through ChatGPT. It uses a lot of high speak, it seems to conclude that nano-particles not just plastics have an effect on proximity to neurons under the right conditions.
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3y ago
This would be treating a hypothesis as fact. That isn't scientific enough, it would be good to isolate a demographic where plastics are least used and a demographic where plastics are highly used with similar populations. Try to remove
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3y ago
Even with microplastics, other microscopic things entered food and consumption too. So I am skeptic, but the world also greatly benefits from the use of plastics in medicine. The rate of Alzhimers is not increasing, which would say elements
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3y ago
Text to speech would be awesome!
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3y ago
Also would be solid if it contained TTS.
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3y ago
I feel like some survival outcomes are entirely just random. It might need some more weights applied to the choices players make.
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3y ago
Right, you could be able to see not only the number of cellphones but also the group.
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3y ago
I imagine it is distinct enough if you're coned into a specific place. They are probably not looking at the global as a whole but like a radio telescope pointed back at Earth.
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3y ago
It is probably because even if the signal is within a certain band the band still has a frequency legenth longer than a simple decimal point. Channels operate in a range of frequency for example. Even if a device 5g and it needs to connect
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3y ago
The problem with a perovskite solar cell is the fragility and life span of the solar cell. If they can stablize the material to last 20+ years it would be entirely worth the cost and development of the solar cells. But right now it is expen
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3y ago
Here I was thinking chips...
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3y ago
Streaming companies promoting stuff so hard only to realize that data is expensive.
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3y ago
Both kinetic energy.
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3y ago
There is a few benefits besides cost. The battery can handle 100,000 cycles, lithium ion 10,000 cycles. Can handle being dry and over charged (lithium can not). Can also handle wider range of temperatures. Only difference is the capacity wh
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3y ago
And what type of energy is light?
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3y ago
future isn't solid state its ultracheap sodium ion once we figure out how to produce them properly
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3y ago
hybrid hydrogen electric car
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3y ago
So can sound, almost as if anything with energy can move or excite particles. In other news scientist discovers water is wet.
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3y ago
Sometimes they do launches at and during CES so definitely keep an eye. The biggest benefit is that it prevents companies from course correcting their design if they announce and release at the same time. Intel gets rug pulled. Which seems
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3y ago
Actually their standard mobile lineup comes first. Then desktop or if the gains are just a small step they skip and go to premium laptop. So it goes standard laptop -> desktop -> premium laptop. That is how AMD has released chips for
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3y ago
My guess is that the market wasn't ready at the time, now high consumer demand for handheld PCs.
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