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by baybal2 5y ago
The Xive, the biggest mining business there actually don't mine itself. They lease self-contained mines in ISO containers, and a membership in the pool. Anybody with access to near free electricity gets it hauled, or even flown to him,
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by baybal2 5y ago
It's a complete shutdown, likely somebody pulled the plug on the sole cable which connects the country to the Internet.
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by baybal2 5y ago
Having a VSAT backup on hand is very handy in such places
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by baybal2 5y ago
A lot of springs with preload force enough to fatally injure, not a problem?
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1922: The Year That Sealed the Fate of Russia and Its Neighborhood(rferl.org)
3 points by baybal2 5y ago|0 comments
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by baybal2 5y ago
XSLT is there, chrome supports it, but no progressive rendering, or support of modern XSLT versions. Basically, Google wants to kill XSLT, and normal web in favour of Javascript, and WASM based web. Why? They don't want people to turn
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by baybal2 5y ago
The problem with CSS, and HTML is that content structure, content layout, and its styling is intertwined like spaghetti. A ground up HTML rewrite is needed.
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Poll Finds Majority in US Consider Democracy Threatened(voanews.com)
6 points by baybal2 5y ago|0 comments
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by baybal2 5y ago
> Ask HN: Why is there a chip shortage? Most shortage todays is on 200mm. Why? Trump's sanctions on SMIC brought down like half of world's 200mm capacity. > Can automakers not use a 7nm fab? No, process, and cell libraries a
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by baybal2 5y ago
I became 3400 dollars richer buy selling few old unused stm32 reels
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by baybal2 5y ago
The absolutely dreaded music player on Toyotas was that bad, that they returned a 2-din slot on a lot of their vehicles past 2019 in Asian markets.
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by baybal2 5y ago
I have almost the same point. Being somebody like Toyota, they can not fear being captured by the upstream when they can rm -rf android at any time with an OTA. Toyota can be to Android Car what Samsung is to smartphone Android.
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by baybal2 5y ago
I doubt autonomous driving will bring end to any of their trouble. They better spend money on adding unicode support to their music player.
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by baybal2 5y ago
Are you in VLSI?
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by baybal2 5y ago
Ingo wasn't working at Linux full time at the time of his peak. He was indeed a Jedi master level C programmer even before he started working at Linux kernel seriously.
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by baybal2 5y ago
What has happened? It's not clear from the headline.
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by baybal2 5y ago
There are very few "native Beijingers." Most were sent to the countryside during the cultural revolution, and still live there. Mostly, only very the well connected, or elite members themselves from original population managed to
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by baybal2 5y ago
> "For someone in the middle class, there has never been a better year to live in China. That comes down to the entrepreneurs, who are creating businesses to please people." Every rich Chinese I know is trying to leave China
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by baybal2 5y ago
> China had very cheap labour that the US could never compete with. Not a case now. Skilled assembly line workers cost more in South China than in cheaper US states. Amazons, Googles, Facebooks still keep pouring into China like there is
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by baybal2 5y ago
Unfortunately, pretty much all even moderately accurate coverage of China is completely evading the Anglophone media. Matters.news is blogging community of few authors not afraid speaking their mind. It's still just a drop in the ocean
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by baybal2 5y ago
> I don't think the author's American-ness disqualifies them from writing about China. It does. Americans, and Chinese Americans themselves sometimes don't realise that Chinatown America is absolutely not characteristic of
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by baybal2 5y ago
Nobody really did. China does not have any kind of coherent regional policy, or, well, any kind of real economic policy. The infamed communist 5 years plans barely mean anything for the real economy. South China got ahead in manufacturing d
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by baybal2 5y ago
In India itself, most actual elites are completely non-religious. Nehru specially got himself a christian chef, so he can cook him beef, and pork, without having to hear too much whispers behind his back.
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by baybal2 5y ago
It's a thing with the new generation suave hipster frat boys apparently.
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by baybal2 5y ago
Lol, that is by no chance a pre-requisite. I lost count for beef/pork eating supposedly high caste members in the West, who at the same time were shaved head, janeu/tilaka wearing, and demonstratively religious.
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by baybal2 5y ago
In 2012 at one local tech event in Vancouver, I've overheard a whole lot of white suit donning guys sitting behind me playing the classic South Asian "guess a caste" game — "Arora, Sharma, Verma... we wanted a Marwari
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by baybal2 5y ago
The speed of Bluetooth is also a solved issue by an alternative PHY mode. It works, it's a solved issue. And if Apple wanted more bandwidth, at lower power, they had just to put lawyers to destroy UWB patent trolls.
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by baybal2 5y ago
Nothing needs to be replaced, it's all in the standard, and Apple just needs to support it. Every dumbphone around 2005 was able to share, and receive files, use HID devices, and put a lot of context to things like remote control info.
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by baybal2 5y ago
Conventional single HEMT FETs already passed 1THz
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by baybal2 5y ago
Sberbank is a joke of a bank, mostly serving older generation who kept using it on inertia from the time it was the only bank you got in the country. Generally, it's bureaucratic, kafkaesque, and ill, as the country which once made it.

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