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   by esmi 9y ago

   If the spouse is a civilian then no. Civilians are not subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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   by esmi 9y ago

   I see your blog post and raise you a youtube video. minutephysics Correlation CAN Imply Causation! | Statistics Misconceptions https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUti6vGctQM
3. 243.▲
   by esmi 9y ago

   The minimum initial payment from Apple is $20M. However since we have no data on the cost to Iowa or Waukee we can't say whether or not this is cash positive to the state or county. My guess is because the payment is variable and a fun
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   by esmi 9y ago

   I am confused. Who is "they" in these sentences: Foxconn, WI, or an employer other than Foxconn? It can't be Foxconn because the parent statement requires Foxconn doesn't come to WI. WI getting back in tax a portion of
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   by esmi 9y ago

   Not only that but you don’t want to have to redo analysis and verification on blocks that have been already mapped, placed and routed. Especially as one does minor bug fixes towards the end of a design. It’s like refusing to use libraries.
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   by esmi 9y ago

   It’s very different if you do it right but not really harder. The first thing you learn is digital logic design at an abstract level. Something like this: https://www.csie.ntu.edu.tw/~pjcheng/course/asm2008&#x2F
7. 247.▲
   by esmi 9y ago

   The BART extension to San Jose was first voter approved in 2000. Many years and bonds later it's closer but a San Jose BART station still does not exist. I'm not sure CA could do SF to Oakland by HSR in a decade. https:/&#x
8. 248.▲
   by esmi 9y ago

   Human psychology, probably not. Western psychology, most definitely. People don't even ask who your family is or where do you live anymore. The first question is always, what do you do?
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   by esmi 9y ago

   By U.S. I think they mean the Federal Government. It's possible to build very large projects, presumably to code and under proper safety standards, in America if one desires. Here are two examples which come immediately to my mind.
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    by esmi 9y ago

    Probably because it hasn't been litigated yet. However the FTC has issued warning letters to apps which use similar technique. https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/attachments/press-releases/...
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    by esmi 9y ago

    This kind of think has been fairly mainstream since 2014. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SilverPush In 2013 there was PC malware that used this technique to jump network airgaps. https://arstechnica.com/
12. 252.▲
    by esmi 9y ago

    I went to university when few people had their own PC. It's true there was no catalog class in debugging but we all got very good instruction and learned many techniques in the lab, especially from the lab TAs. I would suggest the au
13. 253.▲
    by esmi 10y ago

    In theory that's possible true but in practice on an iPhone I highly doubt a DIY can do "the exact same thing". For one there are important ports we can't access, like JTAG testing the SOC. And there is a whole other f
14. 254.▲
    by esmi 10y ago

    Definitely. Apple should add many QA steps filtering out the vast majority of bad parts. First there would be incoming QA on any received shipments. And any well run assembly line contains many check steps to make sure the unit has good co
15. 255.▲
    by esmi 10y ago

    I was hoping someone was bringing back corewar. The game was played in a language called Red Code. Pretty fun game for it's time. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Core_War
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    by esmi 10y ago

    Things are not always properly maintained, human error happens, back-up equipment fails, etc. In hospitals I am sure it's very rare but I'll bet it happens. But not all people on life support are in hospitals... http:/&#x
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    by esmi 10y ago

    I don't know but my guess is to add compatibility for RS232 voltage levels would add significant cost and complexity to the USB PHY, the thing that actually drives and measures voltages on the wire. USB was specifically designed to ha
18. 258.▲
    by esmi 10y ago

    Super interesting. But it doesn't seem fair to directly compare 2005 14 year old stable 2.6 Linux to projects which did basically foundational initial releases and not mention it.
19. 259.▲
    by esmi 10y ago

    People say "capacitors store electric charge" because that's how the integral form of the capacitor equation works. [1] When tutoring EEs in university I spent a lot of time getting them to unlearn water analogies. They bre
20. 260.▲
    by esmi 10y ago

    I can think of some cases where it might make sense depending on the specific details. For example if you already had tons of scripts that you wanted to wrap and one couldn't install things as root this could be the quickest path forw
21. 261.▲
    by esmi 10y ago

    I don't think geon was thinking of white collars crimes either. Personally, I was thinking of domestic violence.
22. 262.▲
    by esmi 10y ago

    Or just a point and a radius (a.k.a. an accuracy number).
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    by esmi 10y ago

    Samsung is mass producing the A9 in 14nm. TSMC is mass producing in 16nm. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_A9 Intel, Samsung and TSMC have all demonstrated their 10nm processes with TSMC expected to be the first t
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    by esmi 10y ago

    I think the parent mentions both and I agree with their comment. A desktop motherboard, to me, includes things like audio and video support which can be a pain to support. If all you want is a board with a USB port and memory then you can
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    by esmi 10y ago

    I wouldn't be surprised if this code is actually auto generated from a macro, higher level script, or something. I do driver work and this kind of thing is very common in that space.
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    by esmi 10y ago

    I agree it's unfair to say modern testing techniques were totally ignored but I think many standard techniques were not considered. For example, they dismissed the idea of filling empty space. I think this is easily achieved. Post pl
27. 267.▲
    by esmi 10y ago

    This totally ignores the non-functional test modes and dft modes of any modern ic. There are many modes which work down at the gate level and even sometimes transistor level to identify and isolate logic error, badly designed circuits, and
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    by esmi 10y ago

    Does this make sense to you? In this system the plane and human pilot share duties. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intelligent_flight_control_sys...
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    by esmi 10y ago

    It gets totally confused and does the wrong thing forcing the driver to take over. I've driven a Telsa on 101, in the SF Bay Area, where there was a lot of construction. It gets confused by the constructions signs and the extra lines
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    by esmi 10y ago

    Technically not a personal vehicle but it does meet all your other criteria. https://www.greyhound.com