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by baybal2 5y ago
Voting D, and being very right wind doesn't preclude each other. This election was really an outlier. As the article already mentions: "While Biden performed well among Asian Americans, the data suggest that Trump didn't lose
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by baybal2 5y ago
Most Chinese Americans are extreme right wing, and that includes ones who aren't specifically Taiwanese, or Fukienese Americans.
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Hsi Chinping only spent 2 weeks in US on a work trip. There are no complex reasons at play.
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by baybal2 5y ago
An average semi engineering course in US/Canada will teach you a bit of everything, including physical device manufacturing. India is much more VLSI, and applied skills heavy (Cadence,) thus they dominate there. None of US multinationa
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by baybal2 5y ago
Yes, and that's the problem. The West will not go, and die without one xmass season, and a new Iphone 99. But Western elites all holding stocks of companies valued in trillions will do. I requires a healthy conversation in society abou
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by baybal2 5y ago
I'm afraid none in the West. Speaking, and writing Taiwanese Chinese is something really needed to get onto the cutting edge of device fabrication. An average US college will tell you about VLSI, logic, teach you Cadence, and designing
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by baybal2 5y ago
I'm afraid, none. It takes one to make chip, to read one later
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Around few percents, yes, and already oxidised.
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No, lithium battery fires are really nasty, and that's why he got a chemical burn. LiPF6 is a contact irritant, PF5 it decomposes to is a gas, and also a respiratory irritant, and HF PH5 decomposes in the air is a dangerous poisonous a
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To be correct, ethylene carbonate is not an electrolyte by itself, but a solvent
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Bose don't manufacture, or design anything themselves. Last time I heard they were buying from Goertec.
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by baybal2 5y ago
No. There is very little lithium in the lithium battery. The amount of chemical energy released by burning of the electrolyte, and graphite is many times higher than battery's stored electric energy. Most of what burns in a lithium cel
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by baybal2 5y ago
It is a limitation, i4 is an upper limit what you can put in it, and a 300kw i4 will vibrate itself to pieces in prolonged use. Using bigger engines, for bigger cars really makes sense.
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by baybal2 5y ago
They very much do, but now they have to pay "carbon tax" invented by people who were responsible for most of the pollution until China
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by baybal2 5y ago
Not that in particular, it's Japan turning from an easy going, and simple society into a polar opposite, obsessed with profit, and stimulation like some worst gambling addicts
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by baybal2 5y ago
I am very serious about hardware offload being supercritical for adoption. Not having it, means CDNs must have 4-5 times more CPU power, on top of natural internet traffic growth. Saying "buy 5 times more servers" will not fly HTT
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by baybal2 5y ago
Them experimenting with this never mean they got correct conclusions from it. Google's management gets sane massaged data if their engineers want to forcefully push their projects.
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by baybal2 5y ago
Japan in nineties also seen the most absurd property bubble, which has only met its peer now in Chinese property bubble. Japan in nineties also seen the peak of the most absurd corporate culture in the world, which was a strange broken phon
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by baybal2 5y ago
> Signal drastically recompresses any image sent. The only end to end encrypted software I know of that allows that is iMessage. I believe they wont use Signal's own client to send their exploit. Client side TX restrictions make no
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by baybal2 5y ago
The image library also runs sandboxed, and they found a way to "escape it with ease." Sandboxes don't reduce the need in having programmers with straight hands. They just trade less safe APIs, for ones deemed more so. You wil
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by baybal2 5y ago
Why in the world they put a GIF player into an SMS app?
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by baybal2 5y ago
I am saying this well knowing the conduct of Google at W3C and whatwg, and which I believe you know too. Now, nobody of httpbis raised a red flag, and challenged performance figures of HTTP/2 before it became a standard. Ok, I will tak
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by baybal2 5y ago
Toyota is overreacting
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1688.com
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by baybal2 5y ago
> But why would you put an 800cc engine in a full-sized sedan? You have plenty of room to fit a decent turbocharged two-liter four-cylinder. You will have to, and you say "The size of the car is in no way constrained by the engine s
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by baybal2 5y ago
> I am a little confused about the test methodology. Yeah, I remember Google engineers steamrolled HTTP/2 through W3C with equally flawed "real world data." In the end it came out that HTTP/2 is terrible in real world
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by baybal2 5y ago
HTTP/3 IS NOT FAST. Very likely, smartphones, or wimpier laptops will not be able to benefit from the speed because of lack of anything like hardware TCP offloading which benefits HTTP 1.1.
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by baybal2 5y ago
> The size of the car is in no way constrained by the engine size. It is. Nobody will buy a full-sized sedan with 800cc engine, unless you are in China. There are a minimal size powertrains a car body need to be able to house for its siz
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Notebook players pushing development of high-end models for 2022(digitimes.com)
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Tiny branded cellphone batteries used to retail for $100+ 20 years ago.

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