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I'd presume that a node shrink would lead to a significant decrease in power consumption.
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They'll catch up. Besides they can skip 7nm as soon as their 5nm is ready. Intel has access to most of the same machines TSMC has.
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When intel manages to get fab process for 5nm ready, the performance (single core) will be significantly higher then ARM due to Intel's superior architecture. They're going to figure out a way, don't count them out yet. I
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> because it's generally considered that overpopulation leads to competition. It's not that straight forward. But an over simplified answer would be the population pyramid. Tax base shrinks, more tax burden on working class p
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6y ago
The reason for much increased competition is the slow population growth rate. If government policy dictated that population should be increased, then we could have good times. They wont come until then, and the path forward is space coloniz
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What they DON'T tell you about Covid: Fewer beds taken up than last year
(dailymail.co.uk)
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A very significant percentage of Reddit browses the old interface (I think 20% or 30%). These people are likely to leave and help create another viable competitor.
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It isn't. I've worked with a company in past that has the most advanced tech available. It can uniquely identify iPhones of same model/make/year/os/safari version in the same region under the same ip address. T
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The US is a richer country. This is the biggest reason. People are more expensive there overall, not that they are (median) much better or anything. The other reason is that the US corporations have managed to capture a large pie of the val
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6y ago
Brave 2.0?
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> Setting a moral example by Doing the Right Thing would be a ridiculously huge mistake It seems like we need moral people in leadership positions around world the at the top who don't care about game theory. Game theory is a curs
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6y ago
Would you pay $10/yr for this feature?
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One of the major impacts of CVOID is likely going to be on men's fertility.
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6y ago
Not yet. Intel fabs have a higher capacity, but if they don't get it right, Intel is going to be in the water.
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> https://transparencyreport.google.com/user-data/overview WTF? This makes me extremely uncomfortable for some reason. There was some hope in mind that Snowden was exaggerating but this is just insane. It feels li
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The API for this should come up in next few months. Besides cookies/storage/other state mediums can be compartmentalized even now atleast theoretically with an extension. The colored tab border isn't possible yet in chromium,
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Mozilla is no better than Facebook anymore. Different side of same coin. They're not even interested in moving the web forward instead crying at Google for increasing the capabilities of the web browser instead improving Firefox. Users
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6y ago
Help other people. Volunteer for causes. Explore philosophy. You're a free man. Use what you have wisely. Have a family.
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Growth and Usage of the Web and the Internet (1996)
(mit.edu)
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Many people are uglier than others too. Some people get more tinder matches than others. Do we also throw acid on the more attractive people to ensure a more equitable society for the relatively ugly men/women? Why only the equity of m
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Have they accounted for the age? The indian population is younger than the west on average.
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> The Canadian military is launching propaganda missions in Canada? (Or at all, for that matter)? WTF? Everyone with a little bit of sense knows that democracy is a façade.
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Dropbox isn't needed, we already have rsync.
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Does Covid-19 affect male fertility?
(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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You pay as little as you can get away with.
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This comment won't age well.
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Look up replies to my comment. You'll find them. https://www.nifdi.org/what-is-di/di-vs-di.html https://www.nifdi.org/research/history-of-di-research/projec...
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> 1. School is probably the best public invention to systematically distribute knowledge to the masses. Some like to point out "dropouts", "self-taught" geniuses or the "lucky few" as models instead of exce
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The hammer needs to be unleashed fast. I'm fed up of Apple and Google at their behavior. Make app stores monopolies illegal.
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> Is it bad that deep down, I feel that I don't care for humanity's proliferation or "success" if my progeny is not part of it? No. Since you have no stake in the future why would you care to invest in it? Makes zer
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