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by cherioo 3y ago
T4g might be what you are looking for
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by cherioo 3y ago
Likely Neoverse V2 architecture, based on A710 cores
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by cherioo 3y ago
There are several way different groups are viewing right to repair, that I find isn’t getting much coverage. Consumer: right to repair means fixing my broken display will be a DIY job for $50? Sweet! Repair shop: right to repair means I can
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by cherioo 3y ago
Apple would probably be fine with a world where consumer can replace broken display at home, as long as it costs $300, because reasons. Oh and a usb connector requires replacing the entire board, for $400. Maybe just buy a new one for $1000
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by cherioo 3y ago
Are you implying that is sufficient to circumvent RED’s patent? IANAL but I would argue a camera-drone is still a camera. Besides that, what you describe sounds like a decision made to reduce weight of the camera module, possibly not relate
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by cherioo 3y ago
From the same wiki page The adoption of CinemaDNG among camera manufacturers appears to be hindered by Red Digital Camera’s patent US9245314, which covers in-camera recording of lossless compressed raw video. There had been an unsuccessful
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by cherioo 3y ago
CCP doesn’t want crypto due to risk from capital flight and monetary control in China. Hong Kong has no such risks given its freer capital control. The only thing non-free that CCP care is speech.
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by cherioo 4y ago
Even if [0] cloud does have structural advantage, it’s clear that cloud vendor isn’t willing or wanting to pass them off to customers, and tends to nickel and dime on other necessity like the infamous bandwidth cost. [0] I’m really curious
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by cherioo 4y ago
Isn’t Bluetooth LE Audio supposed to be the one standard to rule them all? I was really hoping to see more handset and headset supporting it, but its news seem to have fizzled out. Anyone in the industry is able to share news there? Do we j
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by cherioo 4y ago
And these are exactly the reason China does not want western social media, especially since US has a history of toppling other regimes. That’s not to mention social media’s role Arab Spring. CCP probably saw that and scared shitless. FWIw,
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by cherioo 4y ago
I don’t think there is any evidence because TikTok has not reach the point where it is comfortable doing much of China’s bidding. I think it has done some, like perennial removal/deprioritizing Tiananmen Square videos, but nothing over
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by cherioo 4y ago
SVB had more asset than liability, at least on paper. They were not able to be solvent selling on open market in the time it had, but perhaps that can be done by a bigger bank over longer period of time?
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by cherioo 4y ago
Samsung is learning the best from Huawei https://www.androidauthority.com/huawei-p30-pro-moon-mode-co...
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by cherioo 4y ago
I don’t think apple would allow that to happen. The same configuration of cpu and ram between mini and MBP differs by $700, unless you are comparing base MBP to speced-up mini.
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by cherioo 4y ago
US still have that, but it’s way easier to bootstrap a small union then expand, as intense lobbying resource (money) is required to have a successful union drive.
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by cherioo 4y ago
One thing i have read but not seen brought up here yet is that zwave has so far only have one hardware soc vendor (silicon labs). This would seem like how they have been able to enforce certification compliance. And it’s probably leads to h
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by cherioo 4y ago
Wow, this seems bananas. The loss in value isn’t even other investment, but rather “mental health issues for millions of users and increasingly negative political rhetoric, while facilitating ethnic cleansing, drug cartels, modern slavery,
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by cherioo 4y ago
Java 8 introduced default method, exactly to cover cases like this. Presumably custom implementation would result in exception.
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by cherioo 4y ago
The article end up feeling rather overwhelming. The main difference and advantage AWS holds is that it uses the newer, more advanced (and more expensive) Neoverse V1 design, while GCP and Azure are based on Neoverse N1 design which is older
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by cherioo 4y ago
AWS c7g uses V1 design; GCP and Azure are N1.
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by cherioo 4y ago
The IP appears to be us-west-2, so we will still be able to discuss us-east-1 outages alright!
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by cherioo 4y ago
By using SAAS payment product that solves that for them! Which makes for a reasonable SAAS model given changing nature of tax system.
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by cherioo 4y ago
Live transcribe is available on latest android devices today https://support.google.com/accessibility/android/answer/9158... iOS also appears to have 3rd party app for this
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by cherioo 4y ago
I’m not in the hardware industry, but is 215000 microcontroller supposed to be a lot? The case you bring up sounds like run of the mill hoarding for profit. Semi conductor supply shortage can be seen from miles away and building up inventor
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by cherioo 5y ago
Tariff may help US company to buy US product, but it won’t encourage anyone else to buy potentially uncompetitive US product. At some point, we need to increase product competitiveness, which ultimately benefits everyone. That or sanction c
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by cherioo 5y ago
Pork belly dish is highly popular in Asian cuisine, that are imo way more delicious than bacon.
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by cherioo 5y ago
My interpretation is, the bill will remove liability shield for “online publisher” for CSAM. This then effectively means that no online platform may use end to end encryption to protect their user, for fear of liability. Individual user, an
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by cherioo 5y ago
The author actually mentioned those two theory several paragraphs down in the article. However, this actually made the article less credible to me, as this make me feel the article's purpose is to build a narrative and try to discredit
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by cherioo 5y ago
With the amount of money at play, I think return based ranking will pretty quickly result in adversarial return. The problem is people will do anything for money. Both on the seller side, and on the (fake) buyer/reviewer side. I recent
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by cherioo 5y ago
> AWS (and others) make egress costs insanely expensive for any startup to consider leaving with their data I have seen this repeated many times, but don't understand it. Yes egress is expensive, but they are not THAT expensive comp

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