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by bgnn 2y ago
Current Dutch government is pro-Trump
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by bgnn 2y ago
This is shortsighted. A lot of EU businesses can, and do, benefit from partnering with China. Most EU countries willingly and intentionally de-industrialized in the past decades (see Dutch disease) and moved the production to China. Europea
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by bgnn 2y ago
Well, yeah, and US hostility towards Europe on top. Why should ASML obey US foreign policy decisions while US doesn't care about ASML?
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by bgnn 2y ago
Not here in the Netherlands. By law anything heavier than 23kg should be carried by a machine. In principle one can carry something heavier, but then there needs to be a written plan etc. It's very common to carry stuff with a small cr
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by bgnn 2y ago
Plastic should not be used as food packaging.
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by bgnn 2y ago
I mean this is what I do too, while doing daily groceries. I think the fridges are much larger in the US, amd the prevalence of the car culture, you guys ended up having bigger but far away super markets. We also have those in Europa but I
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by bgnn 2y ago
I can confirm this, being resided in several European countries. I do my groceries twice daily as the supermarket is 7 mins walking 2 mins cycling distance. Most people do the same. Some people, including my immediate neighbors, do a monthl
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by bgnn 2y ago
It's more expensive to replace old windows with triple-pane as most window frames aren't thick enough. But it's definitely not a luxury.
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by bgnn 2y ago
I got extra thick glasses (12mm thick each instead of 6mm standard) for my argon filled double pane windows in the bedroom. The noise isolation is incredbly improved. It did cost only 15% more. This is Europe again.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Don't they use machinery to carry the windows? Even double pane gets heavy. The windows of the sliding doors I've recently got replaced were like 200kg each.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Most temperature sensors are accurate to 0.1C. Most weather forecast is 0.5C resolution. So yeah only explanation to Americans behavior is an aversion against fractional numbers as you said.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Correct term is Europeans, not Euros. I think you are ignorant about law in general and European institutions. European Court of Justice is established in 1952. European Economic Community is established in 1957. Ireland joined the European
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by bgnn 2y ago
Last 5 years or so I buy meat maybe once in 3 months, and that is strictly from the local farm. They have their own cows, goats, pigs and sheep. You just get an email for the next slaughtered animal and reserve the cuts you want. This happe
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by bgnn 2y ago
It's being talked about in the linkdd video.
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by bgnn 2y ago
If you study medicine in Turkey, at a public or private university, you have to do up to 3 years of mandatory but paid service in a place government assigns you in order to obtain your diploma. This is how you can get rather good healtchcar
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by bgnn 2y ago
EDA companies have limited exposure to the inner workings of the fabless semi giants (Broadcom, Qualcomm, AMD). They have even less exposure to running a fab service for fabless companies.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Cadence is a horrible company which just relies on monopolistic tactics rather than innovation to keep their position. Plus, their digital design tools are second grade. That aside, he doesn't have fab experience. I guess that's v
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by bgnn 2y ago
This is wrong at so many levels. It's sad to see probability is used as a hand trick to make this kind of claims look scientific..
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by bgnn 2y ago
Depends on how much you practiced high school math. It's not hard but we forget it without practice.
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by bgnn 2y ago
luckily the software I need to use works only on RHEL.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Unless you are American. Then the bully shows their teeth.
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by bgnn 2y ago
In my country we used to use woolen matresses, which would be completely emptied and washed twice a year, and the wool would be dried in the sun for a good two days, then whipped with a long stick for couple hours, and then filled back in t
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by bgnn 2y ago
This! I love the UX in my Mazda 6.
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by bgnn 2y ago
most of analog design nowadays is getting the sign to the ADC, the ADC itself, and the clock generation for the ADC. The ADC is by far the most complex subsystem and it's partially digital partially analog, though the analog parts are
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by bgnn 2y ago
Inaccuracies with respect to the silicon (active and passove parsitics, mechanical stress effects, temperature dependencies etc) mainly, user friendliness and proper documentation as secondary .
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by bgnn 2y ago
CEO controls the US government (corruption)
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by bgnn 2y ago
This is a weak argument. Qualcomm is charging for iphone and ipad too. They could do it if they wanted. The real reason is Apple wants you to buy an ipad for on the road. Laptops, according to them, are strictly for office/home usage w
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by bgnn 2y ago
Piggy backing on this: memory scaling was slowter than compute scaling, at least since 45nm in the example. For 4nm the difference is larger.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Since there us actually bo government above countries, yhe international stage is a practice of true anarchy.
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by bgnn 2y ago
Muse semi is an easier path. For Europe there is Europractice which gives access to pretty much any technology. The problem is access to software and fabs. EDA is expensive and nobody will give access to individuals. Same for fabs. They don

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