cbozeman

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by cbozeman 6y ago
You are truly the chink in this person's armor.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Radio hosts are just podcasters / YouTubers of yesteryear.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
If we can reconstitute frozen people with no ill effects, I'm pretty sure we can figure out the coronavirus problem.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
God I love that series.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Do you really need 4,000 chargers though? I don't think so. Between charging at home and charging at work, it shouldn't be necessary to occupy the charger every single time you pull in. Maybe once or twice a week, depending on you
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by cbozeman 6y ago
> Anyone that isn't an electronics engineer is not qualified to talk about '?nm' technologies Jesus, this is the height of arrogance... Wendell Wilson isn't qualified to talk about this? Linus Sebastian isn't qua
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Its not anonymity that fuels the problem, its proximity. When someone has to drive 1,000 miles to try to beat someone up for using fighting words, people are far more brazen in their rhetoric. This is why, as I've posted before here on
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by cbozeman 6y ago
> People willing to pay enough to buy a mirrorless photo camera and plug it in as a web cam when they need it. Yeap. I feel like this is the way to go.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Yeah, well, you know, that's just like... your opinion , man.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Its not too terribly expensive to have a decent mobile production setup that also fits in a camera bag, nowadays. I've always felt like, if you can afford a $2000 laptop, you can afford a $500 camera, a $50 ring ling, and a $100 microp
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Yeah, that's part of it that I was having trouble putting into words.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
I think this is still an oversimplification of what's actually going on. Its not so much that the skills themselves are in demand, its the enormous experience that someone who can command that kind of fee has. The skill set you're
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Well this turned a little darker than I originally thought. I discovered a kid out in Utah on YouTube named Joshua Fluke and his story is very similar to yours, and he often says much of what you say in terms of quality of life, the corpora
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by cbozeman 6y ago
> You don’t need top engineers for that. Top-tier companies have to pay top-tier compensation.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
I take it Jim fired you at some point in your career. Unless you're arrogant enough to look back at everything Jim's designed, from the DEC Alpha 21164, 21264, VAX 8800, K7, A4, A5, Tesla Autopilot hardware, and of course Zen, and
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by cbozeman 6y ago
There is no way Intel is going to exit fabrication. They're using TSMC out of necessity, not desire. Intel's fabs are integral not only to their success and profits, but to the infrastructure of the United States itself. We simply
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by cbozeman 6y ago
His point is, when you go from being practically the only game in town in 2014, to being a joke-ass also-ran "competitor" being trounced by the underdog processor company[0] who damn near went bankrupt and had to sell their fab ju
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by cbozeman 6y ago
>> I walked out the door of Intel one day in 2011 (longer and irrelevant story). I am extremely interested in this long and irrelevant story.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
This comment is amazing... "Microsoft recently came to my graduate school to recruit for user experience design and user experience research positions. 10 folks out of my program (about 25% of us) scored and interview. Every single one
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by cbozeman 6y ago
"I have a master's degree and I went to <insert supposedly prestigious school here>, therefore no one's supposed to make more money than me!" We need to get people out of this kind of thinking, and the sooner the b
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Performance isn't the draw for these people, its battery life. If you want to sell 2 billion smartphones, give the people a phone with 75% of the performance of an iPhone 11 or Galaxy S21, but a two week battery life. You wouldn't
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by cbozeman 6y ago
That sounds like a submariner's joke alright. I used to hear that "Navy nuclear submarine personnel are the top 10% of the Navy!" They would repeat that shit over and over to us at Sub School. After a year onboard the USS Hon
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Well how about I tell you the stories I can tell, for free? I have to go get a car battery replaced, but when I come back, I'll share a few tales. Sometimes, I would stare into the Reactor Compartment through the glass (there's a
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by cbozeman 6y ago
I spent two and a half years on one. No it is not.
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by cbozeman 6y ago
>> The only approach to DRM is to boycott its use completely, there is no workaround or compromise. I couldn't agree more. DRM is a plague that needs to go away. Digital content producers use it in the hopes it'll deter pira
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Lockheed and Boeing would both easily get government bailouts if it came to it, for the same reason I believe Intel would. America can no longer cede ground in high-tech manufacturing to anywhere else in the world. Hong Kong should have bee
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by cbozeman 6y ago
Tesla was at $38 a few years back. Now its at $860ish. Splits. If you really wanna go nuts, the stock split king for tech is Microsoft, with 9, yet its also at its highest point per share than ever. Stock splits aren't a good reason fo
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by cbozeman 6y ago
> Everyone I know wants an M1 laptop, has bought one, or is waiting for a larger laptop with it in it. None of these people are nerdy types, but the buzz surrounding the M1 is loud. Now go to the most fashionable nightclubs that are the
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by cbozeman 6y ago
They will recover, but we're not at the bottom yet. I think the stock will hit rock bottom in early-to-mid 2022. It'll start to climb around Q2 2023 when new products on working Intel nodes are announced. Once those products are r
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by cbozeman 6y ago
> I surely won't trust a book written in 1922. It works because a large part of it is based not just on Chinese culture, but on human nature. Its the reason that the Ten Commandments are still relevant today, because as Paul Mooney

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