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christkv
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They say moving to existing office spaces so just saving money i guess. Lease probably due and not wanting to renew it?
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2y ago
Another cool timeline https://www.newsweek.com/heres-how-hot-last-100-summers-have...
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We are also at the peak of the current solar cycle. We still got a couple of years left of the high before heading back down. https://earthsky.org/sun/sun-news-activity-solar-flare-cme-a...
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2y ago
I use chat gpt to generate my google queries now and finally getting better results.
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2y ago
The most common problem is they forget to upgrade their yearly certificates or mess up the deployment. Other times they don’t have their servers correctly configured to read our manifest and thus miss certificate updates from our side. Or t
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2y ago
Intel has had years of fab problems for new nodes. This might just be another issue with the nodes not being up to the necessary quality to produce high performance chips.
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2y ago
Audi part. Cars are not moving. If the rest of Volkswagen is similar its going to be bad. Tesla is just more visible. I think only Toyota is making money right now.
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2y ago
I'll tell you a secret from a friend in Audi. They are doing as bad or worse.
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2y ago
The amount of current their chips pull on full boost is pretty crazy. It would definitively not surprise me if some could get damaged by extensive boosting.
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If im lucky we will provide our chat bot tuned with information about our product and their bot can talk to ours and voila lol
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2y ago
We have customers using SAML and ours a pain. At least one or two issues a year.
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2y ago
Not even end on month where it happens more often as pilots run out of hours then can fly in a month.
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2y ago
It’s just part of the apple one family plan i have so an added bonus
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2y ago
For me apple tv is something that comes with my apple one family plan. No way i would pay for it separately.
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2y ago
I don't think we have seen the start of productivity gains. We are using it to write drafts for public competitions. It’s turned something that would be weeks of pain into days. That means the people involved can spend less time on tri
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This is not only a us problem for sure. Made two workers who where cutting pavement stones at our house wear safety glasses after i saw them cutting the stones with no protection. I don’t want it on my conscience if one of them goes blind d
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2y ago
Might be dwarf Cavendish which is what they grow on the Canary Islands in Spain. It's abut 1/2 the size of the full Cavendish and to me taste slightly better.
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2y ago
Is apple silicon with a lot of memory 32Gb and up still considered a cheapish way to run models or are there other options now?
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2y ago
They are guessing. Probably a ton of compounding factors rather than a single one. Ice age (probably a big one for anything not in Africa), hunting, habitat compression, food competition, etc. I'm also guessing :)
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2y ago
Disney seems to be just shooting themselves in the foot over and over again recently. It will be interesting to see what happens here. Information that leaks could actually impact share price.
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I've always thought that if you were to plot your disposability it would be some function of the size of the company you work at. In a small company or startup you are more "valuable" than in a large organization.
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2y ago
To be fair to Apple, seems Sony is also struggling to shift their VR googles for the PS5. Maybe the mass market novelty of VR is ramping down or is the Meta Quest 3 still selling well?
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2y ago
Shh don't tell anyone https://archive.org/details/fgtd5r/01+-+The+Tale+of+the+Frog...
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2y ago
The main genius of SpaceX is the mass production. Hopefully they can replicate that in the future.
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2y ago
I swear i remember my old TomTom device having something like this built in but maybe im remembering wrong.
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The loudness war has ruined a lot of music on streaming services for me. Remasters where you lose the ability to distinguish instruments. No way to listen to the original version. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loudness_
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2y ago
My main interest with these kind of batteries is little to no fire hazard
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2y ago
Between this stuff and citation rings is the whole model not broken?
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2y ago
Even better a failed nuclear state
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I guess people living on Manhattan get tortured a lot between the fire truck horns and the police sirens.
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