aswanson

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by aswanson 2y ago
This is the way.
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by aswanson 2y ago
I'm pretty sympathetic on protecting the country from CCP subsidized market capture, but at this point we need to let BYD sell here. It would lower vehicle prices and knock off tesla. Both of which need to happen.
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by aswanson 2y ago
The one kid just graduated high school. So, unlikely.
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by aswanson 2y ago
Wages have been flat against productivity gains since the early 1970s in the US. The only way to make it here is to invest heavily over a long time horizon.
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by aswanson 2y ago
2025 is shaping up to be When the Villains Win year.
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by aswanson 2y ago
Humans have a need to be heard, hear, argue, and cheer. Human nature.
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by aswanson 2y ago
That cant be good for his health.
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by aswanson 2y ago
What's dogecoins valuation? Cardanos? Bitcoins? There is a nigh-infinite amount of capital ready to get entranced by a sexy story.
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by aswanson 2y ago
You can also be too efficient in your career/life. You can take the "Inject noise into the system" as injecting positive randomness into your associations with people and ideas. If something seems slightly interesting but off
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by aswanson 2y ago
What odds would you place on intel succeeding with 18A?
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by aswanson 2y ago
Yup. We wont make anything but valuation spreadsheets for private equity to analyze by then. Legacy of Jack Welch and simple-mindedness of shareholder value uber alles.
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by aswanson 2y ago
Exactly. The pandemic has brought to light the flaws in lassiez faire libertarian economic philosophy. The US has hostile opposition and has to take steps to keep itself safe from adversarial actors. We dont live in an ideal world and we ha
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by aswanson 2y ago
There was a recent murder caught in HD by a Tesla in a hotel parking lot. The quality is unreal: https://youtu.be/ij85PgNjqAI?si=lGlJBOWdgLDSKSj7
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by aswanson 2y ago
Yes.
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by aswanson 2y ago
Bulgaria still has a legit sbc industry. Olimex makes good products.
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by aswanson 2y ago
Absolutely. Breaking a design down into verifiable, testable chunks is, imo, the major delineator between a school project and a professional product.
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by aswanson 2y ago
Hard to argue with that. Still remember a co-intern telling me "Steve Jobs returned to Apple!" and just shrugging.
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by aswanson 2y ago
My bad. Should have rtfa. Guess he's just an idiot.
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by aswanson 2y ago
Probably thought he was safe in his country. You can be tech literate and international criminal law illiterate.
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by aswanson 2y ago
I want to move to radxa and orange pi but the community & documentation are lacking, along with the sourcing from China.
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by aswanson 2y ago
Pico board is the module. I agree that placing the xtal etc is too much.
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by aswanson 2y ago
The pico board is the de facto module for me. Very cheap and breaks out every useful signal.
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by aswanson 2y ago
Roblox and Tik Tok.
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by aswanson 2y ago
There have been studies showing that the driver was likely an asshole. Not kidding: https://youtu.be/jN7mSXMruEo?si=2VnfQw_rMsZckB1I
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by aswanson 2y ago
https://youtu.be/jN7mSXMruEo?si=2VnfQw_rMsZckB1I
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by aswanson 2y ago
Recently saw a YouTube video where around 500 kids a year are killed by their own parents because they can't see them in these monstrosities.
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by aswanson 2y ago
Completed in 2 years. Impressive.
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by aswanson 3y ago
It's used in speech signal processing & seismic signal analysis.
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by aswanson 3y ago
A square wave would take an infinite number of sinusoidal waves to perfectly reconstruct. To approximate it, one truncates the coefficients. This is done in any engineering application where memory isn't infinite. Which is all of the
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by aswanson 3y ago
I come from an EE background. I didn't understand the importance of computation in general until entering industry, and I want to understand compilers before I leave this earthly plane, just for the sake of understanding them.

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