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Is the software stack still lacking?
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The germans tried the curved gun with an attachment called Krummlauf during ww2. It would break after just a couple of magazines being fired. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krummlauf Not sure how you would build one of
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Meta just opened up an opportunity for number two in this space to grow even if it's only to hedge against Meta.
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Definitively up there with most fallout design idea.
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This is my main problem with having a battery in the house. Once sodium based batteries and compatible inverters get on the market I might switch them out to lower the risk of catastrophic failure and losing the whole house.
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Oh yeah I remember those but did they ever get used for any games on the PC platform? I know they were used in multiple arcade machines.
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Me too i also have a rendition verite card which i guess in some ways is the first real fully programmable consumer gpu as it has a risc processor.
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In comparison to just giving money today? Just look at the number of failed green projects in the EU where somehow the executives got rich and nothing got built or if built failed to deliver. At least with matching the private sector has to
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It’s people who either don’t know how it works when dealing with the EU or maybe they are beneficiaries. /shrug
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This will be a transfer of money to existing big corp on BS projects that go nowhere. How about they just use the money as a cheap credit pool for VC's one a 1:1 match for private investments and maybe they can even make money from thi
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I had the same Cyrix cpu and all I remember is that FPU performance was terrible in Quake.
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UK was also busy with the Napoleonic war which caused attrition of skilled crew men and ships. 1812 was a secondary campaign.
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Every three months I have to fill in a bunch of bs busywork paperwork for the bank due to having an independent contractor in the Ukraine so I can pay him.
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If they did it would probably have to be rewritten as it probably depends on a ton of internal google systems.
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Easter Roman Empire was the Greek part of the empire. It later became the Byzantine empire which was Greek Roman
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So the chip is a paperweight ?
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More and more is opinion which is cheap and in many cases can be outsourced for no money down. Then you have sponsored articles that are just ads disguised as news.
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What’s considered the best small local model for coding? Something that can run on an m1 max 32gb ram?
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I doubt that is much comfort to the 50+ million victims of the failed policies and purges.
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This is why most of the restart of the grid is being done as the solar input tappers out I suspect. The grid was pretty much down during peak sun and started coming back online around 5:30 pm or later.
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2y ago
Are you willing to submit to my one party state and be ok with being disappeared if you have an unpopular opinion or being enslaved if you are the wrong minority?
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2y ago
Eventually the bota can start charging each other with hate crimes while the rest of us disconnect.
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A big company like Apple can literally just buy the expertise that is needed to move production anywhere that makes sense. Flex likewise can do the same. There will be some ramp up time but these companies operate as scale.
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Sure I quit my co-founded company when I realised I was crashing due to being overworked. Funnily enough after 20 years away I've returned to the original small company and now run it.
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I think it's funny because the ease of development was one of the reason why the original Playstation had such a wide library of titles. The Saturn and the N64 was hard to get good performance out off due to architectural decisions.
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Sony was funny in this way. PS1: Easy to develop for and max out. PS2: Hard to develop for and hard to max out. PS3: Even harder than PS2. PS4: Back to easier. PS5: Just more PS4. PS5 PRO: Just more PS5.
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Pff we will just use another AI to do the review /s
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It will be very interesting to see what deals are made in the next 90 days. There is a lot of speculation that the US will push to isolate China as part of any deals made. Who knows.
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Relatively easy stuff like shoes can be made in a bunch of countries and that production will just move to whoever has the best tariff deal at the end of all of this. More interesting will be stuff like electronic components. Most of the ch
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