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by boojums 4y ago
If you are willing to deal with the complexity, I think you can multi-pattern your way to 7nm without EUV. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiple_patterning
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by boojums 4y ago
>letters of recommendation from professors You may need to broaden your search to include less prestigious schools that still have good programs. The quality state schools I am aware of also accept letters from technical managers.
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by boojums 4y ago
Nice, now do AIPAC.
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by boojums 4y ago
SK Hynix, Micron, Western Digital, and Samsung were able to improve NAND/DRAM faster than Micron/Intel could bring the cost of 3DXP down. I don't know if I'd call that squandering a lead considering Micron never had a hi
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by boojums 4y ago
Does this change help 3rd parties (e.g. the Green party)?
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by boojums 4y ago
I recommend giving Deep Rock Galactic (mine ore and shoot alien bugs as a scifi dwarf) a try.There is a progression ramp early on as you unlock mechanics that quickly levels off to purely cosmetic rewards. Missions take ~30min to 1 hr to co
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by boojums 4y ago
My group got moved 100% work from home, but people remained in the geographic area. We get lunch together on a biweekly schedule which helps keep the social aspect of working in the office alive. Depending on your situation, you could try s
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by boojums 4y ago
I'm a little surprised they are even considering removing the feature. It seems like a key selling point of Nim.
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by boojums 4y ago
>No facebook account requirement anymore either When I logged into oculus.com on Monday it said they were disconuing Oculus account support Jan 2023. Sounds like they just delayed it.
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by boojums 5y ago
Business Unit and Single Sign On most likely
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by boojums 5y ago
The premise of the book is interesting, but I do not enjoy Eric Flint's prose or characterization. If you liked 1632 you may also like Belisarious [0] by David Drake and Eric Flint which has a similar feel set in the Eastern Roman Empi
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by boojums 5y ago
"Dear FBI, please tell your friends at the NSA to knock it off" On a serious note, I'm glad researchers like you exist.
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by boojums 5y ago
How well does your Pinephone deal with calls and texts?
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by boojums 5y ago
>There's also an annual fee of $180. It sounds like this model is targeted at business users. I expect most VR enthusiasts that care about privacy to the extent of $500 + $180 per year would never buy something from Facebook anyway.
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by boojums 5y ago
For archiving ebooks you have purchased, you might want to check out Kobo's book store instead of Amazon. Some publishers chose not to use DRM at all or use Adobe's. Depending on the jurisdiction you live in, downloading the file
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by boojums 5y ago
Mind sharing the Synapse configuration changes you made to enable the audio/video calls over peer-to-peer?
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by boojums 6y ago
It is really easy to setup your own matrix server on something like Linode. https://linuxhandbook.com/install-matrix-synapse-docker/
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by boojums 6y ago
Any particular reason why you didn't sell it and get a better headset (Index or HP Reverb G2)?
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by boojums 6y ago
Mind sharing the name of the stories in question? I am interested in reading them.
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by boojums 6y ago
You may be interested in Minimal Pair Testing [0]. The idea is to train you ear to decipher between similar sounds (for example if you wanted to recognize "lock" vs "rock"). I first encountered the idea in Fluent Foreve
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by boojums 6y ago
> servers-as-pets This is a great way to put it.
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by boojums 6y ago
> Comparing a cost that's been validated across many units over decades with the "should cost" for a design that hasn't even had gone critical in a prototype is almost meaningless. The poster is likely talking about n
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by boojums 6y ago
Anonymous communication is interesting. It is nice to see another project in this space. Like some of the other commenters, I am curious how the moderation will work. Without IP address logs or user accounts it seems hard to ban malicious u
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by boojums 6y ago
On p41 of the .pdf: > Paytm may not be a direct competitor building a search engine, but all of these use cases are user journeys that never touch Google . Emphasis in the original. I found this interesting given the target audience o
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by boojums 6y ago
> and I've been told I will potentially pay more since I make more money. On the surface this strikes me as insane, but from the perspective of the opposite situation it sort of makes sense (e.g. if the poster's income fell it
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by boojums 6y ago
I wonder how much Google's reputation around accounts will impact this. It is one thing to get locked out of your Gmail account with no recourse. It is something else entirely to get locked out of your bank account. From the article, i
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by boojums 6y ago
I would guess that was in part driven by Intel announcing the delay of 7nm products to 2023.
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by boojums 6y ago
I feel like "Not that exciting really" is underselling it given that your hobby project is matching current $1000 pro equipment, but that could just be my own ignorance with the subject matter.
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by boojums 6y ago
Do you have any information on your digial audio interface you can share? Seems like an interesting project.
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by boojums 6y ago
Do you have any scifi or fantasy recommendations that fulfill this criteria?

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