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by ajaimk 5y ago
A15 chip => Same one as today's new iPhones.
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by ajaimk 5y ago
This sounds more like dog breeding with elephants and gene editing than Jurassic Park. They are trying to make a cold weather adapted elephant
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by ajaimk 5y ago
That beats the purpose of sci-hub… People should be able to access this information on the internet; not have to google, “how to use the darknet?” First
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by ajaimk 5y ago
Article says this: 10% loss budget in Front side power delivery with a 7x improvement in the future => <2% of heat on bottom.
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by ajaimk 5y ago
The main reason for this is Jio, a new mobile phone network that began in 2010s. They built a 4G only network (not 5G) and used IPv6 from day 1 for their phones. Reference: https://conference.apnic.net/50/assets/fi
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by ajaimk 5y ago
OP is the problem. When your “revolt” is to actually hurt your users as a petty act of aggression towards Apple, then you are the problem.
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Report on Archegos Capital Management (How Credit Suisse Lost $6B)(sec.gov)
14 points by ajaimk 5y ago|9 comments
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by ajaimk 5y ago
HTML version of the original PDF: https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001159510/000137036...
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by ajaimk 5y ago
Since when is being smart and successful a crime? I definitely would expect this from ProPublica but not Hacker News? “Hacker” News!
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by ajaimk 5y ago
It’s actually interesting to me that backblaze has actually reached a size where global logistics plays a bigger part in costs than the actual servers. (And the servers got cheaper). Also, Dell and Supermicro have storage servers inspired b
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by ajaimk 5y ago
You can: https://www.schwab.com/pledged-asset-line https://www.wealthfront.com/portfolio-line-of-credit And HELOCs are essentially the same for people who own a house but not stocks.
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by ajaimk 5y ago
That’s kinda happening now too but with directors that have signed first look deals with VOD providers.
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by ajaimk 5y ago
IE11 is the last IE; not sure if people realize that this actually means "We're dropping support for Internet Explorer" and not just a single version.
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by ajaimk 5y ago
Every OneTrust pop-up for GDPR I've seen is using multiple dark patterns to trick you into giving access to more than essential cookies.
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by ajaimk 5y ago
2 months off for paying annual pricing is a very good deal for someone who plans to use you product on the long term. I personally have a few items I pay for annually because I don't see myself stopping from using it AND there is no ob
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by ajaimk 6y ago
ha; this says more about your search history than you think :-) I get results for Java, Molecular Biology, String Instrument repair shops & a video by Shawn Mendes - Strings.
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by ajaimk 6y ago
“In 2 separate places “
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by ajaimk 6y ago
22 CASE STUDIES WHERE PHASE 2 AND PHASE 3 TRIALS HAD DIVERGENT RESULTS: https://www.fda.gov/media/102332/download 8 of those 22 are for "lack of safety"
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by ajaimk 6y ago
We call this "Actionable IM" where I work. Anyone who doesn't use it doesn't get a response.
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by ajaimk 6y ago
Yes you can. FYI -> https://youtu.be/NJR4gZBLMNw?t=2190
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by ajaimk 6y ago
Looks like that's the very point the author is trying to make. We can't give in to the dictatorship of the Small Minority specially when the most intolerant people seem to scream the loudest.
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by ajaimk 7y ago
Google employee here (my own statements, not the company's, blah blah blah). The incident last week was due to hardware failure and completely unrelated to Capacity or COVID. https://status.cloud.google.com/incident&#x2
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by ajaimk 7y ago
That's ok. The goal is to "puts me into zone". For most people who are used to being in the office, the shoes actually help do that.
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by ajaimk 7y ago
I shared this with my team earlier today. A few suggestions for WFH for a month (lessons learned from working remote 100% in my previous job): * Avoid working a 12 hour day. This will happen with having no more commute. 9-5 will turn into 7
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by ajaimk 7y ago
How does this deal not violate Anti-trust law? The FTC should block this deal as it is not going to be good for consumers.
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by ajaimk 7y ago
While I do work for Google, this is just standard practice for any map maker since they are required to follow local laws. I find this article to be incendiary singling out a single company and acting as if they are doing this with bad inte
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by ajaimk 7y ago
News via Chinese Whisper? This is getting a bit out of hand since the actual paper/study is not available. Even the discussion at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21440947 only links to the previous paper these guy
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by ajaimk 7y ago
I use captive.apple.com regularly but just realized that https was the issue being worked around on WiFi. Learning something new.
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by ajaimk 7y ago
This is a biased article written in an inflammatory style. Also, there is a mistake in the first 5 letters (Gitlab is not "San Francisco based" being remote-only)
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by ajaimk 8y ago
Citation please

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