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chorsestudios
3y ago
ARM Holdings and ASML are both European
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4y ago
The weight reduction seems like a significant advantage
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4y ago
Twitter requires users to log in before lurking so their definition of activity is intentionally selective. I'd be surprised if Twitter doesn't know how active their users actually are, even the lurkers.
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5y ago
Given the current semiconductor shortages I don’t think Intel will have any trouble selling chips within the next couple years.
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5y ago
Doesn't seem much different then designating space for landfills and other forms of waste. Sewage treatment plants aren't pleasant but provide great benefit to society.
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5y ago
I manage QBO for a small business and would love to dump QBO as well. I have encountered a lot of bugs that required support to resolve. My other "must-have" integrations are Shopify and Fishbowl Inventory. Xero seems to be the ot
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chorsestudios
5y ago
Any chance you have a gallery somewhere with some of the nicer images?
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5y ago
The cost per unit would probably remain around the same. You don’t really get price cuts for ordering 2 of a custom component instead of 1
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5y ago
Apple must have been aware of bluetooth data transfer restrictions when designing AirPod Max.. Seems odd that they didn't include onboard storage for lossless songs, or enable lossless support for AirPod Max while tethered to a MacBook
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6y ago
> I disagree. Especially today, capital is highly abundant and dirt cheap. The markets are starved for yield on any sort of fixed income product, especially when it's secured by tangible assets with predictable cash flows. I disagre
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6y ago
The 2020 AlphaFold team mapped OFR8, a protein associated with COVID-19. It seems unlikely that mapping out everything we currently know of would be the end of their research. COVID-19 is probably not the last deadly pathogen we will encoun
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6y ago
I get that Roblox is a platform and not just another game on the App Store. It appears to be popular and addicting to children, but most children don't have money. Is all of their revenue coming strictly from children's allowances
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6y ago
I experienced a black screen on my 2017 MBP. Might be a different issue than the bricking mentioned yesterday. All my apps were still running. Launchpad and mission control functioned but brought me back to the black screen if I tried to la
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6y ago
Right, don't underestimate Samsung - they have top tier fabs and manufacture a lot of chips. If the world has all their eggs in the basket of one company that company is ASML.
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6y ago
When Apple does eventually produce larger than 16GB / 2TB / 2-port Macs I hope they don’t name them MacBook Pro Max. As long as they are called Macs this naming convention seems silly. I’d prefer that we don’t have any Max Macs.
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6y ago
OpenDoor and Virgin Galactic both went public through Chamath’s SPACs. It might be a little early to judge if they are good SPACs, we’ll see how they are performing several years from now.
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6y ago
McMaster including CAD models of parts is extremely helpful. Printing parts to test before I purchase has saved me money in the past. Fusion 360 integration with McMasters catalog has been convenient and is very user friendly.
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6y ago
Do you have Require Attention for FaceID enabled in the settings panel?
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6y ago
The LIDAR sensors used in vehicles are specialized for a different purpose and are expensive. Its not a very fair comparison to an iPhone LIDAR sensor
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6y ago
Non-ionizing electromagnetic waves don't have enough energy to remove electrons from molecules or DNA. So as long as the "soup" consists of waves with longer wavelength than visible light we should be fine.
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6y ago
People often take multiple prescription medications, doing this might complicate things. The cytochrome P450 enzymes help metabolize a very wide range of compounds.
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6y ago
Does this still occur with the latest version of MacOS?
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6y ago
Classical computers might not find the optimal schedule but can likely solve for good enough scheduling for a fraction of the price. I’m curious if the difference would result in millions daily for a single air operator company
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6y ago
I'm not sure its purely about improving margins. A lot of people seem to complain about Apple removing the SD card slot, but I never used it despite regularly using SD cards and I'm happy it is gone. It would have been nice if App
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6y ago
I love my electric unicycles. The speed, range, and portability are unmatched by any other vehicle I’ve used.
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8y ago
Came here to say this. I lost a lot of customer loyalty for 1Password after they did this to me. Unless I missed it, no mention of the price of version 7 in the blog post.
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9y ago
To program iPhone apps. AFAIK, Until the recent Xcode beta you couldn't push code wirelessly to your iPhone, and even now the feature in the Xcode beta is pretty slow. Also I enjoy charging my iPhone with my macs. For a company that ta
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9y ago
I am surprised they didn't change the included lighting <-> USB cable to USB C. Out of the box still incompatible with the MacBook Pro, and forced to use dongles/adapters.