davidjytang

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by davidjytang 5y ago
My experience with China customs is that if custom officer feels like taxing you 15%/25%/45% on this particular day, they will find a way to tax you. Unless.
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by davidjytang 5y ago
This is like fake noise for electric cars.[1] [1]: https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/1/20676854/electric-cars-art...
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by davidjytang 5y ago
If anything, doesn't TSMC's 5nm process play a large part in improving battery life?
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by davidjytang 5y ago
> Production of Intel’s Core i3 chips will begin later this year on its 5nm process, followed by the production of mid-range and high-end CPUs being produced for Intel by TSMC on a 3nm process in the second half of 2022. [Source]( https:
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by davidjytang 5y ago
Let's say human inhabit roughly 10% of Earth surface. If we cover all rooftops in the world, that ought to make some effect yeah?
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The argument for a permanent Olympic City(popsci.com)
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I would wager the bulk could be minimized if ever commercialized.
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by davidjytang 5y ago
By analogy, are you saying government should not regulate and protect air quality?
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by davidjytang 5y ago
In a society where software has no copyright, I guess we are gonna see less source code published.
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by davidjytang 5y ago
> Our government should not be in the business of regulating the distribution of a sequence of words about imaginary wizards. So not imaginary wizards then. What should be regulated? Is it nothing? Does your statement become "Our go
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The limitations on those projects are well-known though.
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Such a clickbait title.
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My experience with GCE's autoscaling has been that the up-scaling is much more aggressive than anticipated. I see with this predictive autoscaling, up-scaling would be even more aggressive.