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by deelowe 4y ago
> That's why it seemed weird that photolithography would be so much faster, but maybe it's as you say, lasers can be stacked for parallelism to make up for those downsides. The reality of how this is done is so much more comple
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by deelowe 4y ago
Only issue is that rest stops kind of suck for resting. :-)
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by deelowe 4y ago
My understanding is that hybrids are more costly than simply putting in a larger pack. It's certainly an order of magnitude more complex.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I think it would be easier to simply get EVs to the point where they have over 300mi of range on a charge and build out quick charge infrastructure. Waiting 20-30 minutes to quick charge after close to 300 miles of driving doesn't real
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by deelowe 4y ago
(as an IOS user) IOS doesn't support emulators. The photo functions on the latest pixel phones are pretty slick (e.g. deleting unwanted objects in the scene). Nightsight is better on Android. File management makes sense on Android wher
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by deelowe 4y ago
Residents of the US are getting caught up in the dragnet, which is not the intent of FISA. And, it's not limited to citizen/non-citizen interactions. Spying on non-US citizens is legal, by spying on citizens should require a warra
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by deelowe 4y ago
Parallel construction is the thing that worries me the most. One agency picks up on interesting search traffic, another one has a lead from an interview, another has location data from cellphone logs. Then, someone sits down and constructs
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by deelowe 4y ago
Obviously, you produce the less hazardous precursors off premises.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Require it to be produced on site just like many other hazardous chemicals.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I'm not aware of any cases where it's been emulated in any acceptable manner. I can't be bothered to do the math myself, but I imagine doing this well would be beyond the capabilities of modern displays (probably in the 1000s
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by deelowe 4y ago
As stated above, I think this is best answered in the negative similar to how other agencies are held to certain standards according to the law (e.g. lawyers or real estate agents). What would happen if an executive team decided to specific
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by deelowe 4y ago
Perhaps. One issue I foresee is the way CRTS glow. The phosphor doesn't light/dim immediately the way an LED does. So there's some amount of fade in/out that happens on a CRT as the beam moves across the screen. I imagin
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by deelowe 4y ago
I think this is more easily answered in the negative. What would happen if an executive acted in a way that NEGATIVELY impacted shareholder value? For example, they decided to not issue dividends and gave everyone above a certain level a hu
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by deelowe 4y ago
I feel like this is nitpicking. There is nothing codified in law, because it's not required to be. The fundamental question should be "if the executives of a company acted in the best interests of employees in such a way that it n
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by deelowe 4y ago
Ford v. Dodge (cited above by another commenter). Ford was seeing massive profits and struggling to keep up with orders and retain staff. Henry Ford decided to end special dividends in order to allocate these profits to the expansion of the
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by deelowe 4y ago
Profits influence share price, but outside of dividends and buybacks, shareholders do not take profits from the company. My point was that the question isn't well formed, because it would not make sense for shareholders to sue over poo
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by deelowe 4y ago
I'm not sure I follow. CRTs draw the image to the screen in a fundamentally different way than modern displays due to how the electron beam moves sequentially left to right/top to bottom. This analog process, happening at 15 or 25
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by deelowe 4y ago
I don't think the question is well formed. What is meant by "maximize profits for shareholders?" That doesn't even make sense. Shareholders don't take profits. There's no definition for "maximizing" a
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by deelowe 4y ago
That’s what I mean by tons of training. It’s still not “code.” That’s not possible afaik.
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by deelowe 4y ago
There’s no other way to program it. There no “code” to speak of. The only way to control it is to give certain phrases more or less importance. You do that with direct prompts or tons and tons of training data.
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by deelowe 4y ago
https://www.lesswrong.com/tag/paperclip-maximizer
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by deelowe 4y ago
Depends. Are you a Director/VP interested in holding people accountable for who gets promoted?
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by deelowe 4y ago
You've got it backwards. Landlords can deduct mortgage payments, interest, expenses, as well as depreciation from income. If you're only income is the rent, then all expenses are deducted. As a home owner, you can only deduct mort
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by deelowe 4y ago
Individuals can claim depreciation.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I have to do that too. Either way, it’s all a giant pain and seems largely to be a waste of time
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by deelowe 4y ago
Almost every deduction I take is report both by myself as well as the relevant 3rd party. They literally get a report from brokerages on stock transactions and yet I also have to calculate cost basis and all that. Why?!
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by deelowe 4y ago
I read you can't calibrate out the sensitivity... It's a voltage issue. They are too hot for the steamdeck to read properly.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I'd recommend doing some research before committing to this. > GuliKit Hall Effect Joysticks upgrade I've seen reports of these having issues with the range. Users are reporting the JS maxes out at about 30% of travel. Other us
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by deelowe 4y ago
I personally know several people who were able to start successful careers solely based on their inventions and the protections afforded to them via patents. This seems extremely short sighted. In fact, the bigger issue to me is that patent
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by deelowe 4y ago
My experience is in cloud and I can give some insight on what we were thinking at this time. In cloud, infrastructure is key and our theory was that we needed to beat the other companies in terms of scale and capability. So we were aggressi

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