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by baybal2 3y ago
Apple for long time tried to buy JBD Display, they sent their due-diligencers, which inspected everything millimetre by millimetre, and then poached their process head. JBD then armed itself with lawyers, and for long tried to frustrate App
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by baybal2 3y ago
It can't afford to. It will be instantly recognized as an admission of weakness in the snake lair. For as long as Putin's regime stands, klepto elites around him will be sure that, at least within Russian borders, they are still k
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by baybal2 3y ago
> but it also has led to complications with power supply ripple showing in ADC readings. High-end MCUs used to have separate voltage inputs to ADC, for power, and voltage reference. Older ATX power supplies actually had very high quality
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by baybal2 3y ago
Because they took upon a very hard task, and kept punching it year, after years, through, low margins, highly cyclical market, extremely low returns on capital, tricky clients, and a marathon like RnD expenditures. They are the leader becau
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by baybal2 3y ago
Battery people keep comparing apples, and oranges. Battery pack energy density, battery, single cell, cathode, and their rated, nominal, and absolute capacity are all different things. A single cell will always have > absolute capacity t
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by baybal2 3y ago
I want to underline, it's not about any other chemistry overtaking lithium he is talking. Lithium will almost certainly remain the one, and only mainstream battery chemistry simply because of physics. Lithium ion has the lowest mass pe
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by baybal2 3y ago
I was recently asked why so few chips support decoding AV1 in hardware. There were multiple mutually incompatible AV1 versions early in development, and some companies chose to not to implement either until the situation settles down. But b
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by baybal2 4y ago
> The collaboration will focus on mobile SoC designs first, but allow for potential design expansion into automotive, Internet of Things (IoT), data center, aerospace and government applications. Take a note on the wording. They are defi
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by baybal2 4y ago
Non-touchscreen smartphone boom been going for years prior. The problem was that embedded OS-es like Symbian, A200, PalmOS were running circles around Windows Mobile. Most of them used Samsung SoCs which were few times slower than StrongARM
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by baybal2 4y ago
There is currently a huge inventory crisis across laptop brands.
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by baybal2 4y ago
Depending on what you are manufacturing Plasticky goods probably yes, but for electronics assembly, it's already USD 2500 a month for a good experienced assembler.
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by baybal2 4y ago
> Japan should move to withdraw from the Sakhalin projects eventually “if they’re really serious about supporting Ukraine.” What an irony. Japan has to buy its own oil from Russia, from the island Russia seized from Japan.
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by baybal2 4y ago
The fallacy of "reformed communism" hopers is that with development came not their hoped reform, but even stronger regime, and harder life. Way more, many times more rich Chinese are fleeing China now, when it reached some level o
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by baybal2 4y ago
I've been working in, and out of South China since 2009, and have called it quit 2019, when it became clear the industry was done for, and CoVID mess only reinforced my decision. I never held any fraternal feelings with the country, ev
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by baybal2 4y ago
But it will be enough for 50kg of plutonium even with most primitive reactor
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by baybal2 4y ago
Lots of other modern dyes are quite poisonous as well, and are not banned even for things like toys, or foodware. Lead oxide for example only got banned in the most of the world in 200X, with countries copying EU's ROHS regulations. Ch
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by baybal2 4y ago
The land there is leased, but Russia have to pay annual fees for property of Kazakhstan on the territory separately. Cases of Kazakhstan seizing something there because of late utilities payment happened before.
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by baybal2 4y ago
Flash memory chips have passed 1 trillion long time ago. The first one was a 512GB Samsung flash chip
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by baybal2 4y ago
I worked for a client in 2019 which wanted to make something similar to what Nokia is doing now. They wanted a barebones, no effort to catch up to top competitor phone, with more practicality, and everyday convenience in mind than putting i
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by baybal2 4y ago
Abu Ghraib happened, and My Lai happened, and Hersh was first who brought these two stories to light. Neither were some giant secrets, and were previously dismissed as unsubstantiated rumour. Hersh collected enough factoids together to subs
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by baybal2 4y ago
It's unrelated, that's the thing. IDRA's "press" is a casting machine, not press forging.
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by baybal2 4y ago
Explaining, the "gigapress" is not a press, it's more of an injection moulding machine for aluminium. That's the biggest outrage. This is the real metal press: https://youtu.be/iZ50nZU3oG8 And what Elon
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by baybal2 4y ago
Toyota wasn't first. But it was them learning a lot from working on looms, and other stuff at textile mills taught them how to max productivity. Textiles making was already a very competitive industry in late 19th century, and the only
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by baybal2 4y ago
Erdo, and AK ratings have tanked so hard already that there is no chance he will be winning anywhere fairly at all. Now, the question is whether will he go for electoral fraud, or leave his post knowing for sure that a jail term awaits him.
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by baybal2 4y ago
The actual video https://youtu.be/MxVuuxJalb4
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by baybal2 4y ago
And he also claimed that Moraji Desai was... an American spy. The guy is obviously picks up lobby chatter, and lets his imagination to run. My Lai was never a giant secret, he was just the first to bring it to the wider audience.
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by baybal2 4y ago
Some context here. There were a series of large scale terrorist attacks in Pakistan recently, with recent killing 101 people. This has caused an extreme level of criticism of the government, and the government is trying desperately to find
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by baybal2 4y ago
There are thousands of S300*, and Buk missiles in stockpiles of both Ukraine, and Russia. Enough to shoot down each other's airforce a few times over.
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by baybal2 4y ago
> Ukraine has repelled Russia very effectively with just manpads, ATGMs and NATO intelligence. Ukraine has effectively repelled Russia because it's the second biggest military in Europe after Russia, and second strongest air defence
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Air Force general predicts war with China in 2025(nbcnews.com)
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