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cumshitpiss
1mo ago
I would hope it’s over presented because it’s committing genocide
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cumshitpiss
1mo ago
The US doesn’t have allies; it has interests.
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cumshitpiss
4mo ago
Clarence Thomas accepted multiple bribes from Harlan Crow
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cumshitpiss
4mo ago
Was the abuse and response directed at a person or AMD? Even AMDs response is vague and deflects it as “Abuse towards AMD” AMD is free to change their terms of their product, but then characterizing the backlash as abuse towards AMD is laug
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cumshitpiss
4mo ago
I can see American companies quickly loose market dominance to Chinese FPGA manufacturers with this short sighted behavior. People don’t realize how big FPGAs are in Asia.
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cumshitpiss
4mo ago
AMD is not a person. It has no emotions. Any perceived emotional harm by humans is them projecting themselves onto the AMD entity. Whereas AMDs actions here cause real harm to individuals.
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5mo ago
https://cs.ru.nl/~joan/papers/JDA_VRI_Rijndael_2002.pdf A large part of this book is aimed at the readers who want to know why we designed Rijndael in the way we did. For them, we explain the ideas and principles
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cumshitpiss
3y ago
It continues to exist because state governments have an interest for it to exist Check out The Palestine Laboratory: How Israel Exports the Technology of Occupation Around the World
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3y ago
You'd be surprised to know that Hollywood also receives funding from the US govt. For instance to use a fighter jet, the military would offer a steep discount to a film producer provided there's a few changes to the script
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cumshitpiss
3y ago
American democrats would be considered right wing in other nations e.g. europe
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cumshitpiss
3y ago
game changers for the competitive scene, looking forward to MAKRO's commentary
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cumshitpiss
3y ago
Nothing wrong with your second factor being the same device. The point is to combine something you know with something you own. The thing which you own can contain your passwords too.
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cumshitpiss
3y ago
(YC S24) lifeline - we're disrupting the grassroots medical industry by connecting donaters and buyers directly
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cumshitpiss
4y ago
Cool, crazy this wasn't done sooner
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cumshitpiss
4y ago
There are a lot of extras that appear happen in food waste i.e., plastics, paper etc. In industrial settings this is not easy to filter out, so pigs end up consuming more of these non food waste products more than they would in small farms
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4y ago
surviving a mass shooting The conversation surrounding such events and lack of political or social will to change left me jaded with Americana, ultimately I left the country and decided to contribute to a more sane society.
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cumshitpiss
4y ago
What's wrong with trading with China?
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4y ago
It's incredibly unfair to blame Brexit on youth voter turn out... It was incredibly stupid to pose that question as a simple majority leave/stay referendum, and then equally stupid to actually go through with it given such a narro
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cumshitpiss
4y ago
By me.
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cumshitpiss
4y ago
No it's forbidden
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4y ago
The irony of the "human right campaign" giving defense companies awards should tell you how much to value their opinions. HRC regularly donates to anti LGBT republicans. >Transgender individuals are also much more common in the
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4y ago
No, you'd need to invest a lot of labor to port the design over. Factors like area, power, gate voltages can be completely different even between technologies on the same node (for example Global Foundaries 28nm is likely completely di
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cumshitpiss
4y ago
Its not truly renewable and the topic of waste is a real issue. Its a short term solution but ultimately not the solution for sustainable environmentalism.
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cumshitpiss
4y ago
Ah ok, I misunderstood the product. Sounds neat!
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4y ago
500 words/month for $55? Who is willing to spend that much for proofreading one page a month?
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4y ago
How else would an someone, expert or not, respond to an contagious airborne virus other than masks and closing schools/offices??
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4y ago
sure, but thats not revenue and doesnt contradict what i wrote above. The revenue of year 2 replaces the investment of year 1, everything beyond is unbounded profit. Whether capital investment earns the right to sole access of those profits
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4y ago
You're underpaid by definition if the company reports a revenue >0. If your labor was compensated for the actual value it produced, no company could turn a profit. Thats the fundamental problem of capitalism
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4y ago
"Fastest way to compute" This isn't necessarily true, especially considering the architecture of an FPGA. You have no control over the routing of the circuit and you're extremely restricted by the tools (which have decad
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4y ago
Hi, is Nim a good replacement for python? I write a lot of scripts, but I find that python can get cumbersome to maintain. I'm looking for something with stricter typing and a sane packaging/directory system, but also easy/fa
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