arcmechanica

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by arcmechanica 2y ago
If you're five years behind in chips, you'll never catch up. Proven time and again. India failed, Japan failed. Maybe TSMC will catch Japan up. We'll see
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
Animal Farm, they'll round up the brown people unless they have H1B, those ones can stay, for now.
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
I'd argue, that just like with inventions, software has at least 100 people working on the same thing at the same time, who gets their first is what matters. Google et al would still be the same behemoths with or without H1Bs.
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
Seems like a recipe for supply chain attacks
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
Is it common for rust to use serbian domains?
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
It's about shifting the tax burden onto employees
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
Most cities are just really police forces with a few ancillary gov services tacked on. AKA the majority of budgets already go to policing.
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
The freshman class of MIT pays enough to cover all other students every year.
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
noone cares
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
anything is a super conductor if you can put an giant amount of energy through it in a short period of time.
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
sun block for rice
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
It was basically useful to average people and wasn't just some way to steal and resell data or dump ad after ad on us. A lot of dark patterns really ruin services.
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
Up from average of 40
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by arcmechanica 2y ago
These reports never actually mean anything when they come out, they __always__ get revised in the following weeks to their actual numbers. Not sure why they think this is a big thing, cnbc should know better than to generate click bait