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TSMC employees leaks 2mm info to Rapidus
(tomshardware.com)
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I feel like the benchmark suites need to include algorithmic efficiency. I.e can this thing solve your complex math or coding problem in 5000 gpus instead of 10000? 500? Maybe just 1 Mac mini?
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yea...I in theory would be excited about ublock coming to safari but Wipr is working so well I'm kind of reluctant to change...I do want to support gorhill working on MacOS though...
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> Do they have some extensive network with gov. officials, in the same way top management consulting firms operate? Yes, in that one of their cofounders and his buddies bankrolled the current administration...
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1y ago
At least Astronomer has Gwyneth Paltrow
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just speculating, but part of the "nothing special" piece may be that the best engineers/software devs who dream of "changing the world" for the better won't give them the time of day, but they can do "jus
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ah so like the cathedral vs the bazaar...
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is it a hand coded website in this day and age?!
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It's beyond what is the watch. Rolex is good, but omega speedy starts (started before inflation/tariffs?) at $5k. And is certified for Space(tm)! Some good smaller brands (nomos) at around $2k. Watch market above that starts ge
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the problem with rarified air is that only Ferrari can race Ferraris. Given the low volume, high prices, and resultant engineering issues (cough cough overheating) that wouldn't exist in cars more on the mass market, requiring teams
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Also they are very specific owners. There's one guy here in LA, specifically the San Gabriel Valley neighborhood who realized there were a ton of visitors from mainland China flush with cash who were either coming as tourists or buy
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granted, even the good ones have issues...Gordon Murray had choice words for the welding quality on the F40s...
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Sadly, on my last trip over there, the average Italian Ferrari fan has been suffering akin to a Detroit Lions fan
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I looked into this, for a Speedy, Omega charges $900. What a steal!
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try replacing an individual resistor if it fails...
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also in the real world clinical experiences. Memantine, at least for Alzheimer's, is basically like giving the patient water, I've never actually seen it change anyone's life significantly. There's also all the stuff w&#
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I half suspect w/ UBO, any Firefox slowdowns would still beat Chrome with ads. I personally haven't had issues, I do actually use safari as my main (Mac user), but Firefox gets a lot of use on my Mac and PC and it hasn't b
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UK has a hx of pushing this - OP probably referring to efforts by the brits to put backdoors in comm standards like GSM and others back in the 80's and 90's
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I don't get why the UK always does this. it's like GSM encryption all over again. Is it a particularly snoop-ey culture stemming from GCHQ or something?
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one would've hoped w/ Angela Ahrendts Bosom St John but I guess not a cultural/operational fit.
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Is this a J Rockefeller move, Amazon selling for below market prices to degrade the performance of competitors in a specific market? It's easy to sneeze at "deficient competitors" as well, but the whole massive spend on infr
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this is 1 step above yak shaving i suppose
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I was thinking of posting one of those Ask HN things re what ppl thought were the best laptops for linux in 2025, i.e. a Thinkpad, a Framework, a System76...or a MacBook running utm...
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Ask HN: Does Starlink Violate Antitrust?
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That was a known thing from the '00s decade cars. But good excuse for a manual transmission swap!
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S2000 is worth too much, in SoCal, their going rate is probably equal or above that of an equivalent Porsche Boxster/Cayman of the same era...
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someone needs to push Debian desktop or one of the derivatives...maybe a publicity blitz by PopOS or something we replaced most of the machines in our office. There are 2 our finance person didn't want to replace, so we used the insta
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I sometimes wonder - if the sensation of a "spiritual state" can be defined as a quantitative amount of some neurotransmitter in some circuit. That might be a sad day, though, for something that sounds so profound, to be reduced
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This is true assuming it is just a matter of abnormal vs default state. Sometimes I wonder, especially as people are doing more studies using these implants for conditions like major depressive disorder...there are also concerns re even fo
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due to above said nepotism... standards require some politicking and money I suppose
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