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When the Trump administration came close to forcing a divestment/shutdown on TikTok in 2020, Americans were 10% of TikTok's user base but 50% of revenue. Of the top 50 most-followed accounts < https://en.wikipedia.org
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The law mandating TikTok's sale requires the president to formally state whether TikTok is in compliance with the law's requirement of at least 80% non-Chinese ownership. The EO is the executive branch's way of making the for
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I was struck by that quote, too. Set aside IBM inventing RISC in the first place. How was it possible that in 1992, two years after RS/6000 hit the market and made IBM a first-class RISC workstation player—a peer of Sun and HP in terms
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And, in fact, Mashey specifically discusses what you identified, and what Houle wrote (rushing to post a gotcha on HN, obviously without having read Mashey's lengthy writings).
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The VAX (2005)
(yarchive.net)
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Shooting the WristWrecker5000 (.50BMG 1911 Handgun) [video]
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Cheap and Easy Guide to Building a Private Telephone System
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Meta's AI system Llama approved for use by US Government agencies
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I misspoke. The 7800's sound hardware is worse than the 5200's (which is the same as the Atari 8-bit), but is the same as the 2600. Still, having audio hardware (or, really, anything else) decrease in quality from the previous gen
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> better sound Amazingly, the Atari 7800 has worse sound hardware than the 2600/5200! That's got to be up high on the list of Tramiel skinflinting.
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2600's sprites and better-than-beeper sound aren't enough to make up for the Apple II's other advantages. Consider this homebrew version of Pac-Man for 2600 < https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPttWAND5ok &g
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In 1977, the Apple II was the only personal computer in the world on which this sort of game—color, animation, sound—was possible. Not TRS-80, not Commodore PET. Put another way, from 1977 to 1979 (when the Atari 8-bit appeared), the Apple
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Patanegra wrote: > To get in, you need 4 A* from an independent schools, or just 3 As from state schools. In reply, I provided a recently prominent example of someone recently admitted to Oxford with lower than 3 A grades on the A-Levels
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Publicly cheering Kirk's murder is what made Abaraonye notable. I provided a citation for the ABB grades, which is relevant to the comment I replied to.
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>To get in, you need 4 A* from an independent schools, or just 3 As from state schools. Or ABB for the incoming president of the Oxford Union, the one who cheered Charlie Kirk's murder a few months after debating him in person. <
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There isn't an AI bubble–there are three
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Takeaways from CNBC's Investigation into Walmart Marketplace
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Trump answered a reporter's question about this. The fee is $100K per employee per year.
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>$25K annual fee per H1B worker as opposed to $100K one-time It's $100K per employee per year.
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>The only effect this is going to have is accelerating the offshoring of jobs through more hiring in India Such offshoring was possible before and after today. Put another way, if all the H-1B jobs really can be offshored quickly and eas
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>you think any rational actor in this space that was hiring H1Bs isn't going to simply relocate them to more friendly jurisdictions for immigration? This was true before and after today. Put another way, if all the H-1B jobs really
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>This will only drive jobs offshore This was true before and after today. Put another way, if all the H-1B jobs really can be offshored quickly and easily the way so many Indians and anti-Trump people here and elsewhere confidently predi
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Fat Bear Week is here early, and the bears are fat and playful
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HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen11 Review Great New Mini Server
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From Wikipedia < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCMag >: >By its third issue PC was square-bound, because it was too thick for saddle-stitch. At first the magazine published new issues every two months, but bec
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Similarly, when the Trump administration came close to forcing a divestment/shutdown on TikTok in 2020, Americans were 10% of TikTok's user base but 50% of revenue. Of the top 50 most-followed accounts < https://en.wi
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>If you are successful the newUSA will force you to divest what you've build against your will. Besides what bluecalm said, if TikTok were a Canadian, British, French, German, Korean, Japanese, or Taiwanese company, the US governmen
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More like the other way around. US users are today 21 of the 49 TikTok accounts with the most followers < https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most-followed_TikTok_a... > (not including TikTok itself). When the Tr
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Yay! Yogis Can Fly! (2004)
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Installing NetWare NFS Gateway 1.2 on NetWare 3.12
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