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by deelowe 4y ago
This isn't just about NPR itself. They depend on local broadcast networks to reach their audience. How much does government grants influence the local stations? I know in my state, the majority of local public radio funding comes from
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by deelowe 4y ago
I oversimplified a bit. There are other taxes as well (e.g. trailer, number of axles, etc).
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by deelowe 4y ago
In the states, this is generally covered by fuel taxes. Older and heavier vehicles use more fuel, which generates more tax revenue. The model breaks down with EVs though, which is why some states have started to implement EV specific ad val
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by deelowe 4y ago
I bet you can definitely get some insights from social media. Especially for HFT.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Not in my experience. It's always a crapshoot.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Large companies generally welcome strict regulation. While it will increase their cost of doing business, more importantly, it'll stifle competition.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Their prices are higher than prusa. It's cheaper to buy direct. The savings on shipping isn't enough to offset the cost. Prusa is pretty open about this. They purchased ps so they could get government contracts in the US. It wasn&
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by deelowe 4y ago
Being able to print pc isn't a gimmick. They point this out because it's one of the hardest filaments to print. PC isn't used a ton by hobbyists but it is extremely popular in industry.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Why are you comparing lidar and pressure advance? They arent related. Also, I thought the Bambu printers had pa in their firmware as well?
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by deelowe 4y ago
> Meanwhile the print quality hasn't changed really that much afaik? Several of the features in the MK4 are for quality (but also help speed). For example, VFA steppers are purely for quality improvement.
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by deelowe 4y ago
If this surprises you, I've got some bad news for you. Everyone does binning. Go buy 1000 5% resistors and test them. Instead of a normal distribution of tolerances, you'll find that there's an interesting trough around -2% t
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by deelowe 4y ago
I wonder what happens over time as more and more workflows use AI generated content as the starting point? Will all images slowly start looking the same?
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by deelowe 4y ago
Why? This makes no sense. Is it really that difficult for them to maintain?
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by deelowe 4y ago
No. He got caught up in some me too type stuff and quietly disappeared from the limelight as rumors started surfacing.
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by deelowe 4y ago
There was a lot of really impressive tech in glass. Especially for 10 years ago. I have no doubt that with continued focus and funding, they could have build something truly impressive. Unfortunately, glass was a pet project of Sergey'
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by deelowe 4y ago
This is revisionist history. OpenAI very much started as a (somewhat) open source (for whatever definition of "open" makes sense for LLMs) initiative.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Yes it is. The government is just trying to get the data to stay within the US. TikTok only needs facilities here (and maybe some sort of air gap) to comply.
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by deelowe 4y ago
TikTok isn't getting banned, don't be silly.
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by deelowe 4y ago
If you're implying it's because he looks Chinese, you're right but not just because of racism. It's because no one who looks like that lived there. There's a long history of southerners being taken advantage of. Do
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by deelowe 4y ago
Why the downvotes? Is this not why fractional reserve banking exists? Please correct me if I'm wrong. Without it, the Fed would have very control over inflation/deflation. By the way, I'm not arguing against the Fed. I'm
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by deelowe 4y ago
Because it gives the fed the power to control the economy. That's why it exists...
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by deelowe 4y ago
You'd need to somehow address the SRAM potentially losing it's memory during power loss events.
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by deelowe 4y ago
My guess is that real drive for RTO is from commercial real estate investors who are losing money. Some of those investors hold high ranking positions at Amazon. I imagine there is also pressure from the Seattle government who have had quit
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by deelowe 4y ago
At Google, generally available means it's no longer in testing. It's a development lifecycle term.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Has little to do with US versus other countries. You're probably looking through framing lumber. Those don't need to be straight and are priced accordingly. If you want stuff that's dimensionally accurate, you'll want to
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by deelowe 4y ago
I wonder how much of this is due to STIR/SHAKEN [1] 1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STIR/SHAKEN
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by deelowe 4y ago
A bit of a shitty answer though when the context surrounding the discussion was about whether Google was doing anything to protect privacy. Apple, by comparison, seems to have navigated the same environment extremely well. They of course ca
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by deelowe 4y ago
Whenever someone tells me how much they love kombucha, I get the feeling they are trying to convince themselves more than they are me.
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by deelowe 4y ago
It’s obvious how rampant it is.
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by deelowe 4y ago
> Do these companies not expect to grow in the future? Yes and wages were outpacing that growth, so as soon as someone took the first step, all the big tech companies piled on in short order. And, low and beyond, offers appear to be down

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