farseer

30 ms·

421.
by farseer 6y ago
theranos
422.
by farseer 6y ago
But now cigarette smokers can't use your toaster. Neither can grandma who likes smoked salmon for breakfast cooking on the stove nearby.
423.
by farseer 6y ago
Consumer electronics have thin margins, you don't add features to facilitate a small subset of customers for whom this may be a problem. A toaster almost always has a mechanical or electronic timer, enough to prevent burning.
424.
by farseer 6y ago
And by raw meat you mean sushi, or going full hyena?
425.
by farseer 6y ago
If you want the state to launch something, a healthcare system rivaling the NHS would be the start.
426.
by farseer 6y ago
An entire new organ was discovered last year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tubarial_salivary_gland
427.
by farseer 6y ago
For the average Joe, inflation is usually the price of milk, bread and eggs going up. America being an agricultural colossus with plenty of farm subsidies mean the price of essentials will not rise. Hence the unique manifestation of inflati
428.
by farseer 6y ago
Lets for the sake of argument assume that Lets Encrypt is a malicious actor. Can they easily compromise the security of the websites using their certificates?
429.
by farseer 6y ago
Well I guess, now would be a good time for the CCP to mobilize for a sea invasion. Easily defused by letting SMIC breathe some fresh ASML.. I meant air.
430.
by farseer 6y ago
Global warming kind of made it inevitable
431.
by farseer 6y ago
Can't find any cost information
432.
by farseer 6y ago
Not agreeing with the poster of above comment, but you are right about that. I think this percentage varies across countries, societies and cultures. But I guess its a controversial topic to explore.
433.
by farseer 6y ago
Is it fair game and legal to break into a wallet via cryptographic means alone? I mean without hacking someone's computer/storage to steal the private key that is. I understand this is not realistic right now, but might be if some
434.
by farseer 6y ago
https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/07/01/china-documents-uighur-... There are primary sources available that are the basis of this report.
435.
by farseer 6y ago
This is a good source that summarizes some of the primary accounts: https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/07/01/china-documents-uighur-... I am afraid this isn't propaganda unlike the above tweet.
436.
by farseer 6y ago
The enitity that tweeted this statement forecibly sterlized women and is presenting the results as "emancipation". This isn't disagreeable, its monsterous and diabolical. The same limits that apply to serial killers presentin
437.
by farseer 6y ago
Chinese are not allowed to use twitter thanks to the CCP. That is the twisted irony here.
438.
Twitter deletes China embassy's Xinjiang 'emancipation' tweet(bbc.com)
271 points by farseer 6y ago|347 comments
439.
by farseer 6y ago
So what would the RISC-V foundation do about this problem?
440.
by farseer 6y ago
ASML makes the equipment to etch on wafers. The best in the world I believe. ASML has thousands of suppliers in the EU.
441.
by farseer 6y ago
No one would tell you their niche money making idea.
442.
by farseer 6y ago
Dew collection at night and massive evaporation of the Sahara during daytime. Not sure if this would be enough to sustain a medium sized tree. Whatever works in Netherlands may not work in Egypt.
443.
by farseer 6y ago
Is there any man made forest on Earth that started to induce rainfall?
444.
by farseer 6y ago
Less than 500 acres planted using sewege water from cities. The rest (planting millions of acres of forest) is just a wishlist and the article is short on details.
445.
by farseer 6y ago
For all you know the gold price can halve if there is an economic recovery sooner than expected. The same drastic movement (either way) is not going to happen to US bonds.
446.
by farseer 6y ago
Because the alternatives are even worse. Anyone with money is still better off buying US bonds knowing that the euro or the renminbi or even physical assets like gold are even more volatile.
447.
by farseer 6y ago
Do you have a choice? Either water down the second amendment and disarm the population or give the police what they need. I am not taking a side, simply stating the dilemna of law enforcement.
448.
by farseer 6y ago
The American population is heavily armed so that comparison is not valid. You need police to be well equipped to handle a 300lb man in body armour and fielding an AR-15 style rifle.
449.
by farseer 6y ago
If this works, it would be Indians, Chinese and Eastern European coders who would make up the majority of Microsoft rank and file in a few years. Killing the H1B visa was not going to save American jobs, the corporations are always a step
450.
by farseer 6y ago
Is there an open source/open standards FPGA? Equivalent of what RISC-V is for processors so to speak?

More ›