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dgrin91
6y ago
I'm not super familiar with this space and am a bit confused - why is this big on automakers and not other chip consumers? Also 300mm seems kind of big for chips? What am I missing?
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Anyone know how 'Alpha' this game is? I'm looking at their news archive and their first post is from 2003, then jumps to semi-regular posts starting 2011. Is this a reasonably stable game? Is this like Dwarf Fortress and will
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6y ago
One post said that the ship was cutting off other ships, so possibly some reckless sailing as well.
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Pokemon or MLOps?
(valohai.com)
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6y ago
The article states the police said it was on autopilot - > The Tesla's Autopilot driver-assist system was engaged when it struck the police car, a blue Dodge Charger with its emergency lights activated, police officials tweeted. Or
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RSS as a Facebook alternative
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6y ago
This is probably the the worst confluence of programmer & dad jokes I have ever seen. I love it.
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That happens at the state level. In most, if not all states a football coach is the highest paid government employee
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This is fun, but it needs to also show another line for normal USD values so I can get the side-by-side comparison to see how crazy it is (or isnt)
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This now returns a 404
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The claim is that AWS and Twitter are strategic partners, and Twitter is a direct competitor of Parler - > 4. AWS’s decision to effectively terminate Parler’s account is apparently motivated by political animus. It is also apparently des
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6y ago
I really don't think having a small summary blurb saying what the heck you're talking about counts as advertising.
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6y ago
I agree with this 100%. I don't really play guitar and it took me a while to figure what the heck I was reading about. Would also add that this blogpost would be greatly improved by having a link to the homepage.
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6y ago
This was the good laugh I needed today. Thank you.
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6y ago
Would allow you to make an app that steals all your info and release it as if it was the latest app from instagram.
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6y ago
All of that looks like it can be very interesting, unfortunately I can't read it.
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6y ago
But thats not prototyping... thats testing in production. Two different things. Prototyping would be an engineer in a lab with a scaled down version of whatever process he is working with. He tries 10 options, 9 of which blow up. But since
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6y ago
> and now hang at 123,000 in the last week and a half. I'm not a mobile dev, but 123k downloads per week seems pretty respectable. Its not FB numbers, but I would guess most apps have sub 1k downloads per week.
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> set it back a few months. I'd bet $1000 that by end of next week SN10 will be on the pad, if not a repaired version of SN9. > Safety is very clearly an afterthought at the Starship site. As far as I know no one has died at a Sp
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6y ago
All of this work is designed to be highly iterative, (relatively) low cost prototyping. Cutting corners is exactly what they are trying to do. If you hadn't seen before, until SN8 they were flying this thing without a nose cone. Cuttin
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6y ago
This is the first time I've heard such claims. Can you point to some sources?
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6y ago
Why is this on HN?
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6y ago
Can you point to some sources to back that up? I have always been under the impression that self driving was the end goal that they were all working towards.
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6y ago
I wonder why they are calling this a record number of containers lost. Did some quick googling and that doesn't seem to be true at all. The current record holder is the [MOL Comfort]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M
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6y ago
There is a fun game called Seedship that plays on this idea a bit: https://philome.la/johnayliff/seedship/play/index.html . You play as a ship AI, trying to make the best decisions you can for the cryogenicall
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I'm kind of confused by this. It sounds like its removing just some parts of docker (like the UI stuff), but not others? Can I still run my docker-built images on K8?
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To put the nail in the coffin, take a look at a comparison between the two: https://www.google.com/finance/quote/.INX:INDEXSP?sa=X&ved=2... Historical performance of RSP has always lagged behind SPX
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The critical piece of information thats missing is: how long are you stretching for? If you joined tech industry right out of college you are probably in your 30s, which means you need to make it stretch for 40+ years at least. Thats pretty
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Its really hard to call what HN does any serious form of censorship. You can still see flagged/dead links on HN. Also the content isn't removed or modified on their source site. Not every decision to remove some content is censors
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6y ago
How is the 'criteria' for PoW not how many ASICs/how cheap electricity is? I don't agree with your distinction.
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