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by caycep 4y ago
that being said, I'm wondering why companies don't double down on the BMW i3 model vs. the tesla X/Y/big SUV model? The i3 is 3000 lbs or less, and when it was discontinued, it had a bigger battery pack, and plenty of
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by caycep 4y ago
The question in my mind is how can a country like Portugal grow something home grown, industry/economy wise to ameliorate this situation? Ukraine had traditional industries but it seems like the IT/knowledge worker base they built
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by caycep 4y ago
was this before or after the github acquisition? I figure if they were going to spend the money for github they probably intend for git to have a bigger role
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by caycep 4y ago
granted, not that I follow this all that closely, but I just remember vagrant. Then boom, all of this cloudy infrastructure stuff...
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by caycep 4y ago
I feel like the cycling community would go gaga over this. Because eventually many cyclists end up being armchair mechanical engineers
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by caycep 4y ago
I’m still on seven… Still works OK, and I haven’t gotten a lot of pressure from them to upgrade. Since I’m mostly on Mac – has anyone made a transition to OSX keychain? I’ve used it a lot back in the day but I can’t really remember… But mo
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by caycep 4y ago
granted, I'm not entirely certain Musk wants to pull out vs. getting a better price/discount on the purchase...
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by caycep 4y ago
For some reason this reminds me of that whole deep reinforcement learning / "policy" algorithms
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Instagram censored Magnum photojournalist’s Vanity Fair article on Afghanistan(instagram.com)
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by caycep 4y ago
A few thoughts: -I knew someone who wanted to set up optical and circuit board manufacturing in Vietnam - the few factories they toured seemed to be set up very well. Also frequently with better female/male ratios in management levels
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by caycep 4y ago
I don't know if that was bc reaganites just took over a lot of the FP establishment for a while... at least recently, I've noticed their list of invited writers seem to reflect "bothsidisms" no matter how wacky.
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by caycep 4y ago
eh...the timing is from that quake in 1700, tsunami from which devastated Edo Japan
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great. what about wage growth?
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by caycep 4y ago
No mini-ITX boards, though...:/ I suppose they are select in which products they choose to compete
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by caycep 4y ago
If not Asus, then who? Asrock - have not had a motherboard go bad...but looking at their website, I'd be wary of trying to get an RMA Gigabyte/MSI all have their own share of complaints.... eVGA? they have stateside support but so
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by caycep 4y ago
Also perhaps there's a role where software/architecture just got better - they didn't have LLVM or other forms of code translation (if I'm phrasing that right) back then which seems to make the cpu architecture less of a
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by caycep 4y ago
I probably missed the boat. But thinking now is the time to buy INTC and hold off on buying AMD...until the roles are reversed again?
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by caycep 4y ago
we have peer review....but peer review is human, and some fields, it's a small world. I'm not in that particular field of neuroscience (albeit Alzheimer's patients do come in to the clinic...because where else are they going
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by caycep 4y ago
that being said, I feel like there's going to be a ton of datasets to be mined for some time. When I was a summer intern in ~2000, they were still writing papers out of Viking data from the '70s
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Low euro should make exports more competitive, no? I remember after 2008, greece and other countries, couldn't devalue currency enough to help them get out of the recession as they were all tied to the euro; that extended their pain lo
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by caycep 4y ago
It's the new new economy when "Lockheed Martin" features a YouTuber to promote its commercial military software...
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How does it compare w/ the new MSFS, or the other big names w/ commercial "gaming" development efforts behind them, i.e. Xplane, DCS, etc?
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That's the impressive part - 2 major pivots to save the company from certain death even though they almost missed the Web, and then mobile. But maybe it's easier w/ software, less capital and physical equipment than a company
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by caycep 4y ago
yeah, I think it was the first product of the "new Boeing" where everything was outsourced to lower cost subcontractors and none of the resulting parts fit together...
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by caycep 4y ago
is the consensus that Boeing's engineering prowess is unrecoverable now, post-McDD merger?
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the one thing about place cells...has anyone else published anything major with them, or has it just been O'Keefe and the Mosers for the past 50 years?
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granted, this is probably the most exciting post here all day!
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by caycep 4y ago
I would say, is this Ive's fault or Intel's? What the silicon team is doing is more or less what Ive needed to fulfill his visions. Honestly, there's a lot of PC nerd pushback against Ive, but I think the industry as a who
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by caycep 4y ago
one can argue that perhaps the reason is paracausal! (apologies to Bungie...)
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by caycep 4y ago
I think he was the one that developed the original concept for F1 racing in the '70s with Brabham, the BT46B car, I think? Supposedly to counter Lotus's lead in ground effect research on their car.

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