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TSMC details 12.8 Tbps on-package communication solution(tomshardware.com)
3 points by elorant 2y ago|0 comments
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Bacterial enzyme strips away blood types to create universal donor blood(newatlas.com)
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Infections after surgery are more likely due to bacteria already on your skin(theconversation.com)
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Xbox Console Sales Are Tanking as Microsoft Brings Games to PS5(kotaku.com)
18 points by elorant 2y ago|22 comments
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Drone maker DJI facing U.S. FCC ban(tomshardware.com)
9 points by elorant 2y ago|2 comments
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The tech wars are about to enter a fiery new phase(economist.com)
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by elorant 2y ago
Personally I don't think for-profit surgery, or for-profit medicine generally, is a legitimate business. Sorry, but I'm not willing to have this discussion. As I said, you'd better grow up and face the realities of the worl
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by elorant 2y ago
I suggest you read the following. Because it's pretty obvious that a lot of you guys live in some parallel universe where things are just black and white. https://paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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by elorant 2y ago
A plastic surgeon is a legitimate business. How on earth would a business like that promote its site and gain visitors? By paying exuberant fees on keyword auctions on AdWords? It's way more affordable to just pay a PR firm, or a SEO c
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by elorant 2y ago
I'm not affiliated with SEO in an way. I just understand how things work. Advertorial articles existed decades before the emergence of the web.
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by elorant 2y ago
You go to the myriads of car communities and systematically promote your content for Nurburgring. It’s a niche site, and by the OP’s description we can safely assume that it’s quite usable since he’s been already approached by a sponsor. An
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by elorant 2y ago
A SEO company represents a plastic surgeon. They offer money to a news site to publish an advertorial. How's that spam? And that article about how to properly wash your clothes that suggests a few washing machines is also paid. That&#x
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by elorant 2y ago
Who said they're spammers?
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by elorant 2y ago
So if I have a content site and some SEO company offers me money to publish an article am I supposed to refuse for the well being of Google’s SERP?
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by elorant 2y ago
This was already solved in the past. Don’t just build a web site, build a community. This way the community will advertise the site and attract more users.
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The end of non-compete agreements is a tech job earthquake(computerworld.com)
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TSMC unveils 1.6nm process technology with backside power delivery(tomshardware.com)
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Apple cuts Vision Pro shipments due to low demand(theverge.com)
4 points by elorant 3y ago|2 comments
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The man who killed Google Search?(wheresyoured.at)
1884 points by elorant 3y ago|878 comments
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by elorant 3y ago
I'd like it to save my progress with some cookie instead of having to play it all from scratch every time.
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by elorant 3y ago
Penguin is that publisher for me. Pretty much everything I've read from them is rock solid.
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by elorant 3y ago
Ah those were the days. We’d buy the game, go home, play for hours end, get stuck, then call our friends the next day to exchange information and see if someone has progressed further. It created a form of belonging and exploration that’s l
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by elorant 3y ago
Kagi search has something similar, and quite functional. https://kagi.com/fastgpt
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by elorant 3y ago
Seems that Perplexity Labs already offers a free demo of it. https://labs.perplexity.ai/
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NASA to Make Announcement Today About Project Searching for Life on Mars(iflscience.com)
2 points by elorant 3y ago|0 comments
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by elorant 3y ago
Mullvad
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by elorant 3y ago
A data center has backup plans. This is more for data on the go. Think of a fashion show where the production shoots tens of TBs in high resolution and they can’t afford to setup a server room because it would be impractical. You get one of
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by elorant 3y ago
Why would it cost that much? A 30TB nvme costs about $3k. You need 12 of those, so that’s like 36k. Add another $4k for the rest of the hardware and the case. Plus a little overhead since it’s a branded item, it shouldn’t be more than $50k.
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by elorant 3y ago
I buy them so I can have country specific ips
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Boeing 737-800 makes emergency landing after its engine cowling detached(twitter.com)
32 points by elorant 3y ago|33 comments

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