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by ac29 2y ago
The investments OP is referring to are almost certainly the CapEx investments related to opening new fabs and the aggressive push to launch new leading edge nodes. Yes, layoffs suck, but Intel seems to be in a position where something had t
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by ac29 2y ago
You can read the text of 90.35 here: https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/47/90.35 Could you get the FCC to grant you a license you if you say you have a 2 person organization in your house? Maybe, I'd e
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by ac29 2y ago
> I can choose between one of half a dozen banks This certainly isnt true in the US. There are thousands of banks and thousands more credit unions. The medium sized city I live in easily has more than a dozen options, and the county pro
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by ac29 2y ago
Getting paid in stock might be a benefit at big tech, but in the startup world the median value of granted stock has to be zero or close to it. Most startups fail before going public or being acquired.
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by ac29 2y ago
I recently bought a car and they were happy to let me put up to 100% of the purchase on a card so long as I paid the card processing fee (something like 2 or 3%).
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by ac29 2y ago
I do these all the time for work, you can email me if you have a question. It takes about 15 minutes if you are familiar with the process. Individuals using radios for personal use are not eligible for the types of licenses I am familiar wi
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by ac29 2y ago
You dont have to provide detailed specifics of your business use case, usually just a sentence is fine. But 90.35 does not allow for individuals to be licensed for personal communications. My guess is that if a ham club is offering this to
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by ac29 2y ago
> Get an itinerant frequency -- $300 FCC fees are actually only $205. I do these all the time for work. Also, you can get multiple frequencies on the same license, and you should if you are getting itinerants because there are so few and
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by ac29 2y ago
1987? As near as I can tell there was nothing particularly remarkable about TSMC in the 1980s or 1990s.
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by ac29 2y ago
Its ambiguous because its so often done incorrectly that you cant reliably determine what the speaker meant.
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by ac29 2y ago
> A relevant one for this purpose is they've pledged to cut carbon by 50% between 2020 and 2030. I wonder if thats even possible given how much dairy they use. While I cant find any official numbers on their dairy use, one site esti
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by ac29 2y ago
> Even looking at TSMC, Apple has been using all of their 3nm capacity for the past year This isnt right, Intel's Lunar Lake is built partially on TSMC N3B. It launches in a few days.
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by ac29 2y ago
Maybe in the US. There are a number of companies offering robotaxi rides to the public in China.
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by ac29 2y ago
According to the latest data I could find, 2022 had the lowest rate of uninsured Americans on record: https://www.kff.org/uninsured/issue-brief/key-facts-about-th... There were some pandemic era programs that incr
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by ac29 2y ago
> people forced to buy policies on the individual market The individual mandate has been gone since 2019.
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by ac29 2y ago
For GNOME, the project's native text editor is: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-text-editor It is significantly less featureful than Kate or your other apps though.
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by ac29 2y ago
> It can be used to replace "for example" when preceding a list if examples that illustrate a point I think you've already understood it.
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by ac29 2y ago
Are you talking about CNVi? It predates Meteor Lake by quite a bit. Also, the implementation on the SoC is only part of the WiFi stack, it still needs an additional RF chip.
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by ac29 2y ago
48hz support seems pretty common.
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by ac29 2y ago
Fidelity brokerage with SPAXX or another money market as the default cash position.
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by ac29 2y ago
Every brokerage account I have lets me trade instantly when transferring funds in even though the actual bank transfer takes a day or two to settle.
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by ac29 2y ago
You can spend directly out of a money market fund at Fidelity. Yes, there is a bank involved in some transactions behind the scenes, but there is no delay and no extra step to take by the customer.
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by ac29 2y ago
> I've seen many videos by finance youtubers going over the classic "buy a home vs invest the savings" and the dumb mistake that all of them make is assuming that the rent price will stay the same across the entire time fr
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by ac29 2y ago
> Can anyone comment on nextnav's intended duty cycle or just how much they'll occupy? They're asking for a lot of bandwidth, so perhaps it's in a short enough burst and infrequent enough to not cause real problems? A
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by ac29 2y ago
220-222 MHz is Part 90 now and it is definitely in use.
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by ac29 2y ago
You can get a 2-3 year old Bolt or Leaf for well under $20k (under 15, even). Sadly, both are no longer in production (though the Leaf is still on sale from the final production run).
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by ac29 2y ago
Those 100W+ numbers are total system power. And that system has the CPU TDP set to 80W (far above AMD's official max of 54W). It also has a discrete 4070 GPU that can use over 100W on its own.
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by ac29 2y ago
Its written the way it'd be spoken, which seems fine for informal writing
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by ac29 2y ago
> As an owner of an ice lake macbook I can tell you definitively that it’s still utter shit compared to the apple silicon ones. Best case scenario it idles at 14w system power That really surprising since my 8th gen intel laptop (2 gener
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by ac29 2y ago
Thats a pretty ridiculous claim. While public transit in the US could absolutely be improved, suggesting it is "likely" to have a crime committed against you is obviously untrue. For example, NYC's subway had 2 billion riders

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