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8y ago
PAO is also quite busy in the morning for Googlers commuting on aircrafts. Unfortunately bandwidth is much worse than road and train networks. You can't support thousands of people commuting by air every day.
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8y ago
But prototype is more than an idea though
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8y ago
> At $50B Market Cap, Tesla should be delivering at least $2B Annual profits. LOL what? Show me another company with $50B market cap growing at 50% a year on the top line to deliver $2B in profits. I'll wait.
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8y ago
Why? If they don't work in Arizona, they won't work anywhere else. If AV doesn't work in Tokyo, they may still work in many places.
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8y ago
Maybe the court feels there's a good chance for the verdict to not be overturned, since the supposedly infringing products were designed before Apple switched to Intel modems.
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8y ago
You just discovered market capitalization. Congrats!
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8y ago
Not just hardware. TPU probably was only tested to work on one kernel version, one compiler, one version of GRPC etc. It probably takes a lot of effort to develop Windows driver, libraries, support for many kernel version etc.
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8y ago
It's not unrealistic that his conducts did $167M worth of damages. Obviously Tesla won't be able to recover that much from him, but that happens after the judgement.
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8y ago
Nope. Google Domains is the registrar, not owner https://who.is/whois/magicneko.com
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8y ago
But TSMC has demonstrated many times that they can make chips at scale. I don't see why they would fail this time.
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8y ago
> * Intel amt (all enterprises use) Is that true? I work for a hundred billion $ tech company, and Intel AMT is disabled fleet wide due to security issues.
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You should ask your corporate counsel. Yes, it would be fine if you get arrested. This is why a number of VW corporate officers cannot travel to countries with extradition treaties with the US, due to diesel cheating scandal.
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8y ago
"GPUs from nVidia" == GPUs from TSMC, rebranded, repackaged and resold by nVidia "CPUs from AMD" == CPUs from TSMC, rebranded, repackaged and resold by AMD...
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8y ago
CDMA parents have probably all expired since it's over 20 years old.
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8y ago
No because you will never hit a target that small. You always aim for the body.
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8y ago
Which is absolutely the right thing to do, especially if you have any external investor, or if you need external funding some day.
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8y ago
+1 Everything should be in lock down mode while accessing vulnerability and working on a fix.
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8y ago
Why would it be required? Now you know where to rob labels and adhesives. It would massively increase security cost, and risk of getting contaminated products. That's why most companies keep locations of their data centers top secret.
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8y ago
None. Play store comes with antivirus protection. https://www.android.com/play-protect/
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8y ago
In GSuite it's also possible to redirect all unmatched addresses to some email address, e.g., invalid1@a.com, invalid2@a.com all go to valid@a.com You should consider asking phone verification, or keep a credit card of file.
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8y ago
The piracy stuff is inviting trouble.
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8y ago
Mexico City is cool. There are many emerging start-ups, affordable, and close to US.
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8y ago
But Mercedes is not part of VW group
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> SEC had an open and shut case to win LOL! All trials are risky. Funding secured can mean many things. Jurors may be happy Tesla customers and won't convict. Even if jurors convict, judge may not remove Musk. Musk can appeal, highe
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That's less than a month worth of revenue. And only 2 or 3 people are in jail afaik. Only a light slap on the wrist.
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I don't understand their arguments. Do they have proof that their licensed drugs are safer and/or more effective than the replacement? The article says "In January, the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE)
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8y ago
Probably not. But if you own a Rolex Daytona, you would, just for peace of mind.
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8y ago
VPNs in China get blocked all the time.
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8y ago
I assume you've applied to all the big companies. Try applying again 6 months after the rejection. Have you tried AngelList? It's where startups post their jobs.
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8y ago
Did you ask for feedback from the internships? Usually intern conversion is the best way to hire new grads
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