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901.
by avs733 6y ago
I am not a lawyer... My snarky answer says “who wrote and who is interpreting the licensing agreement”
902.
by avs733 6y ago
And this is what killed earlier attempts at self driving cars... liability (and merging problems but those were fixable) Granted in the late 90s the self driving technology was mostly focused on closed roads and using modified systems (eg m
903.
by avs733 6y ago
The James Webb space telescope would disagree with that assessment.
904.
by avs733 6y ago
If naming victims is important, than we should also name the students who are victims of their parents being systematically excluded and oppressed as well I would imagine?
905.
by avs733 6y ago
...citation?
906.
by avs733 6y ago
>In my days (at one of the Ivies), admittedly a long time ago, I seem to remember that we had to complete a lot of coursework at home and most if not all our exams were open-book. I even remember a test or two where we could bring all ou
907.
by avs733 6y ago
easier solution: I signed up as a chegg tutor and advertise my services for any class I'm teaching. I also make clear that students cheating hurts other students, not me. Their degree is worth less if we graduate cheaters, my job isn&#
908.
by avs733 6y ago
a better tool is establishing assessment methods where you can't cheat.
909.
by avs733 6y ago
My institution is using software called honorlock. It is a MESS. your laptop/device doesnt' have a webcam? you cant' take a test. Do the computers in computer labs have cameras? No. Need to take a test right after an in perso
910.
by avs733 6y ago
well good, we wouldn't want you to be without your nice gray women's blazer...that thief's family be damned!
911.
by avs733 6y ago
the conversation on this thread is bizarre and concerning. It's stuff...it's literally stuff! The lead example is a blazer... That commenters are willing to permanently disfigure people because their blazer, or table leg is taken
912.
by avs733 6y ago
> My friends on the left tend to blame deregulation. Sadly, not one of them is spelling out exactly what regulation they think would solve this problem. This is objectively false and highly misleading. What to do isn't going to be s
913.
by avs733 6y ago
the analysis is bluntly false for several reasons, starting with really bad strawmen. I'm trying to coherently put together a post with links explaining just how bad it is because of the utter lack of technical knowledge the author dis
914.
by avs733 6y ago
Another way to frame it is as a form of communication: You have made cancelling through English difficult so I am communicating cancellation to you financially. It’s funny how they listen more to the latter. The only dark pattern they have
915.
by avs733 6y ago
That got to me...because I've lived/worked in multiple parts of CA as well as the Midwest. If your choice for a last meal in SFO before moving to the Midwest is an overpriced salad, that makes me less inclined to trust your judgem
916.
by avs733 6y ago
Sample size of 1.
917.
by avs733 6y ago
I struggle with labeling them mistakes. They aren't 'mistakes' as in 'oopsie', they are cops prioritizing their pride and ego over their responsibilities. When this happens as frequently as it does, it is not a mist
918.
by avs733 6y ago
whataboutism
919.
by avs733 6y ago
I wouldn't even have thought to look at 200mm for a shortage. That is an (in hindsight) obvious corner of death for these processes/products I wouldn't even have thought of.
920.
by avs733 6y ago
I’m honestly surprised we have not seen a blank wafer shortage. I remember the craziness post 2011 earthquake...”well how many wafers do we have”
921.
by avs733 6y ago
I would bet money on this one. No first complete wafers in 2023.
922.
by avs733 6y ago
You can’t parallelism those... you need a building to install tools in it. You need the tools installed to qual them. You need the tools quaked to qual a process... From personal experience I would posit scaling semiconductor manufacturing
923.
by avs733 6y ago
it's possible but it's going to take at least a year to build the building, another year or so to install, and another year to qual (these are ballparks). Not to mention they have to staff the thing, train the staff, etc.
924.
by avs733 6y ago
comparative data point: Intel's last fab build took 9 years to go from green field to producing wafers (note...faster is possible) https://www.tomshardware.com/news/intels-long-awaited-fab-42... Some more realisti
925.
by avs733 6y ago
not that I am aware of (read: no unless someone proves me dumb) Major supppliers include: Nikon ASML KLA-Tencor Applied Materials (AMAT) Lam Research the timeline they are suggesting isn't literally impossible as a matter of phyics but
926.
by avs733 6y ago
The risk to their business of negatives whether or not they are false negatives, is likely higher. The resource asymmetry between a tax payer funded prosecution and a defendant funded defense is enormous.
927.
by avs733 6y ago
unfortunately, the technical illiteracy of much of the US judiciary has made this effective.
928.
by avs733 6y ago
If only... Anyone who talks about scientific conspiracy theories really astonishes me because it is so obvious they do not know any actual scientists all that well.
929.
by avs733 6y ago
I wouldn’t take the heroin version of anything unless the alternative was highly likely and extremely bad Would I drink murky water in the woods? Maybe? Am I about to die of thirst and have no other clean water sources? Would I take a vacci
930.
by avs733 6y ago
Irresponsible or less wrong?

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