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3y ago
$50 dollar fitness bands with 2-3 week battery life basically all I need. Show some messages, control media, occasionally use as remote camera shutter. There's some in watch form as well. Still nothing close to Pebble with programmable
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Half the reason US started the semi war against PRC was because they knew it's pretty much that simple provided work force is culturally compatible. Ditto with foreign fab projects expanding in PRC at the time - without requirement of
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3y ago
Can't comment much for Samsung quality, but that's a very slick looking matte design that will.. not match many residential units.
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>As someone who has used TTS a Lot in recent projects, I’m not excited about listening to AI read a book to me. It feels soulless. AI TTS still uncanny valley enough to distract. I prefer even more soulless traditional TTS which sounds &
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It's getting more passable. As someone who listens to a lot of TTS at high speed for years, eventually I adapted my brain do it and now it feels similar to phsyical reading with subvocalization where I can adjust the voices of characte
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PRC already assumes mainland strikes, and TBH this has been default assumption for any US adversaries because US has projection capabilities and therefore homeland attacks must be accounted for. US warplanners and politicians haven't b
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3y ago
I feel like most of west missed out on internet cafe around the street corner, lan gaming whenever you want culture. Fancy bars with VIP seating and way too many unhealthy people.
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>shunting surplus energy into the forces The thesis of article is retarded because the opposite is happening considering PLA modernization under Xi dramatically reduced military personel (~10%) to trade quantity for quality needed to man
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It's a stupid argument because PRC unemployment is 5%, meaning youth get jobs eventually. There's just mismatch between jobs they want/think they deserve but they still eventually work. In mean time, high home ownership rat
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Navy + carrier good for peacetime "diplomacy" via show of force / presence. Hence worth pursuing in some capacity. But ultimately PRC can't have world spanning navy because geopolitical conditions to replicate US global
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Evidence that a small town of 500 (I'm guessing 100-200 households) can self organize some urban infrastructure doesn't contradict narrative of Xia state hydrology that operates on completely different scale and coordinated betwee
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3y ago
My understanding is some dealers, especially BMW are dicks with any ECU tuning and will deny support. And then it's a question of whether it's worth hassle to go to court or eating the cost. Maybe that was just limited to messing
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3y ago
Voids warranty.
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TLDR Microsoft will litigate against any suits until one side goes broke. That side is probably not Microsoft.
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>Myanmar Pretty much all negative coverage of JF17 (joint PRC+PK manufacturing but so far SOLD by PK) are sourced from Indian tabloid rags with no credibility. Myanmar airforce has 100+ PRC airframes, variety of models in the last 30 yea
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>like hundreds of meters IIRC Tsinghua SSMB ring design has circumference of ~140m for kW EUV light source. My understanding, at least how SSMB was/is being sold is: storage ring technology mature, price per tool / light source
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>i don't think one country can do it all by itself Decades ago US basically wholey dominated semi and it was strategic lapse in judgement that industry has globalized so much, away from US control, something they're looking to
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Real wood furniture got bad / expensive. Lots of decent mid level sheet steel and plastic furniture options now. Not to everyones taste, but they'll last decades + multiple moves. Woods probably more sustainable, but access to nic
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They want to convert more meat eaters, or at least get larger addressable markets to to try. Which is fine by me. Instead of meat industry bitching and legistlating vegetarian products co-opting meaty language, IMO meat products should just
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"Tiny" as in commercial with endurance measured in minutes / km have little roll to fill theatre as large as IndoPac in terms of peer battle. This article talking about numbers in the 1000s for entire program when UKR is losi
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Lot's of sticks. No real estate / wealth transfers unless to couples with 2 kids. New nuclear families either have potential windfall of 4x estates/wealth/housing from multiple older generations or they have to work the
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Why do I need to waste effort to reference 101 material. If you don't possess basic subject matter knowledge, that can be done by trivial research, i.e. PRC export value by year, or graduation rates relative to urban youth unemployment
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No it would be stupid good. PRC export value went from 2.5T in 2019 to 3.4T in 2021, to 3.6T in 2022. It increased more during 3-4 years of covid than previous 10 years combined (1.4T in 2009). Primarily because 0covid left most of PRC undi
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Land sales down 20% YoY is why growth is 4-5% instead of 8% - the effects of 3RL / crushing RE is built into cost of CCP targetting modest growth. Western reporting getting useful idiots to think PRC RE collapse is going to crush PRC g
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https://www.start.umd.edu/gtd/search/Results.aspx?expanded=n... There's about 100 attacks attributed to Uyghur seperatists over the years. This is 101 information. One would need to be mentally challenged to
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>but it sticks with you Appreciate the aesthetics vs rust belt and cottage country.
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The most disapointing thing about milk bags is the lack of milk bag holder pitcher variety. One would think there would be an entire market for this kind of wares, but it's mostly a few uninspired generic plastic designs you can buy fo
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>What good alternatives are there to AC, however Frankly, (IMO) there isn't. You can mitigate via materials, or use regional venacular only so much. And we shouldn't even try too hard with design outside of suburban density. Ca
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The economy is doing fine because 4-5% growth is fine. It's Japan growth rate from mid 70s, or SKR in 00s. JP is 5x larger economy than mid 70s. SKR is closer to 3x than 00s. I don't know if one calls that trajectory vibrant, but
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TBF arguably RE bubble was being addressed 5-10 years ago, there was domestic construction slump in 2012-2017 - where indicators like floor space completion and construction employment peaked. Then 2017 crack down on shadow banking which dr
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