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esmi
7y ago
Definitely. It’s interesting how personal it all is. I guess I’m just theorizing how long until we are the modern equivalent of a writer who can only write with a typewriter. When I was a kid writers would discuss typewriters very similar
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esmi
7y ago
Although I agree with you I wonder if it’s just an artifact of how we were trained to type. When I see kids type on glass they don’t seem to require this tactile feedback. In 5-10 years, basically when today’s 10 year olds are of working
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esmi
7y ago
Regulation most certainly increases construction costs. Safety features will definitely increase cost. So does environmental compliance. I don't necessarily think those are bad things, but they definitely increase costs. From the ar
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esmi
7y ago
I think oconnor663 would agree that it is insane. I believe the argument is that YouTube needs to protect itself because someone could insinuate that they are complicit in a crime simply because someone was trained in the criminal act via
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esmi
7y ago
This is comparing an unreleased CPU to a two year old one. But more importantly, it gives no information on how the Intel CPU was configured and we have no idea what kind of memory it was paired with. It's just comparing two random use
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esmi
7y ago
> I believe the difference is economic engagement. The economic interests of both America and China are too entangled now to imagine a military war between the two countries. This was a very popular argument before world war one. https
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esmi
7y ago
They switched because Freescale and IBM couldn’t keep up with Intel. Apple did not make CPUs at that time. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple%27s_transition_to_Inte...
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esmi
7y ago
https://www.apple.com/privacy/docs/Differential_Privacy_Over... Apple uses local differential privacy to help protect the privacy of user activity in a given time period, while still gaining insight that improves
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esmi
7y ago
I often have the opposite experience these days. A very (very) long time ago I knew almost everything about my computer system. I knew the physics of the transistor, the power systems, the schematic of the boards, I had practically all th
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esmi
7y ago
> assuming same QA. There is a good amount of evidence that this is a poor assumption in general. If you wanted to compare a specific brand/model then it could be true but I suspect the double the price metric given will stop holdi
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esmi
7y ago
We're probably going to have to agree to disagree on this one as I just don't see the nuisance and I see some positive aspects to the existing convention which I highlighted previously. The classic, and really intuitive, experimen
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esmi
7y ago
But existing theory predicts all those just fine, it just happens that some things are not in the same direction, but it’s not like one can ignore direction. The math is still always there. And I argue things going in different directions
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esmi
7y ago
I’ve been hearing for years that the math involved would be easier if we switched signs on the electron but what equation specifically would be simpler? One would still have to deal with both polarities. I tutored electrical engineers for
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esmi
7y ago
> So Apple has a dominant position in iOS app distribution Is iOS app distribution a thing that can be dominated though, legally? In your example I get how stores and shoes are both things that can be dominated but what category of thin
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esmi
8y ago
This is only partially correct. One has to have a foreign sim and have data roaming turned on (which implies paying the higher rate). The author didn’t state if they did both. https://www.freedomsurfer.com/firewall/
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esmi
8y ago
I would think following rules set by the government is important. There are also environmental protection rules, safety rules, etc. etc. Apple says they follow all the rules (laws) in all the country they do business in. Do you really wa
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esmi
8y ago
Doesn’t one make a sigma delta from subtracting, integration and gain stages? If one could make a sigma delta one could make other stuff too. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta-sigma_modulation#/medi...
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esmi
8y ago
Circuit with an ENOB > 12 definitely exist. See table 1 in the app note below for an example. https://www.maximintegrated.com/en/app-notes/index.mvp/id/53...
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esmi
8y ago
I’m in CA but for two weeks they gave me an X while my S was in their shop waiting on parts. This was before the model 3 though.
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esmi
8y ago
I wish they provided some details on why the San Antonio and Nashville small trials didn’t scale to Louisville. If the issues were really so glaring and obvious it seems those efforts should have revealed them. Edit: Looks like it didn’t
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esmi
8y ago
https://journals.aps.org/prb/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevB.99.02... Like you said, it’s not wideband. This implementation is a notch filter about 50Hz wide. Interesting if you’re looking to reduce a specific so
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esmi
8y ago
I have to admit, I was skeptical but my complier did pick SIMD for the second and not the first and it did make a huge difference. % cat t.c #include <sys/time.h> #include <sys/resource.h> #include <stdio.
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esmi
8y ago
It really all comes down to what variable one is trying to optimize. I noticed neither article mentioned money as a possible variable to optimize. Here is another take to consider: https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2001/
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esmi
8y ago
Maybe tar? First version is from 1979. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tar_(computing) Although mine was written in 2010. % tar --version bsdtar 2.8.3 - libarchive 2.8.3 Edit: Actually it's probably telnet
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esmi
8y ago
It’s unlikely that it reduces aging. It’s probably worse but it is possible to have no impact depending on how they did it. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S037877531...
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I don’t think I was totally clear. I agree if one takes a cell and cuts it in half then the overhead of managing the two cells isn’t hugely significant but I think what happened here is volume which could’ve been cell became hinge and that
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esmi
8y ago
I’m not so sure. His objectives state he is looking to build what is basically a custom jet with a 100mi range and 22lb payload. This significantly out performs the custom RC model turbine jets I found online, and their total weight fueled
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8y ago
*For very limited workloads
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4) do the two screens wear uniformly? 5) what effect does putting a hinge in the center of the device have on the thermal capacity of the unit (thermal capacity is almost more important for performace than ram on a modern mobile computer ar
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8y ago
That just means I need my own generation and I put it with everything else in the cost roll up. If the economics is still there, I go.
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