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by farseer 2y ago
Google and ChatGPT
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by farseer 2y ago
Money
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by farseer 2y ago
Can we get those IP ranges posted here that belong to Cloudflare for educational purposes?
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by farseer 2y ago
Toyota has plug in hybrids from which I am guessing they would remove the ICE when they feel necessary. The rest of Japanese automakers might not make it. You have to understand that America has practically banned Chinese cars from entering
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by farseer 2y ago
There was also a cold war era icbm ins with over 15000 parts with accuracy within a few hundred meters anywhere on the globe. Can't remember the exact model number.
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by farseer 2y ago
By that logic TSMC is not the only one capable of 5nm. ASML should be the most valuable company in the world?
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by farseer 2y ago
Maybe performance gains with double the memory are marginal? The bottleneck could be the memory bandwidth.
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by farseer 2y ago
And cheap, the consumables for 3D printing are expensive.
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by farseer 2y ago
Yes, $500 for an A, $250 for a B+ Kids are in middle school. The rate would be higher for high school. No, would not do this once they enter college.
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by farseer 2y ago
His Oncologist is definitely an expert but is not allowed to practice unorthodox moonshot treatments or unproven "hacks" at the risk of loosing his license. This is a desperate situation, and there is no harm in trying something,
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by farseer 2y ago
The 1956 Sinai campaign is a counter example of how opportunism has always trumped any desire for peace. If it weren't for Eisenhower, they'd had gotten away with it as well. Source: https://www.haaretz.com/israel-
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by farseer 2y ago
>>Expectations and desires are the root of all evils in your life. Regret is even more destructive, once you are past a certain age. Could have, would have, should have...
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by farseer 2y ago
C#, Java, PHP, JS seem equally massive no?
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by farseer 2y ago
What about all the books written since antiquity?
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by farseer 2y ago
Some Western leaders who killed hundreds of thousands including Bush II, Obama etc did not have to put on a masculinity display. The web of lies weaved by traditional media and vested interests gave a good enough cover.
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by farseer 2y ago
It also depends on your education, IQ and productivity. If your job is slightly out of your league, you will struggle to have a work life balance.
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by farseer 2y ago
>>I think it's just a mater of time before TikTok starts seeing bans (or threats of bans) all over in the west. Countries are starting to view it as a _serious_ national threat, due to the disinformation risk. Aah I see the rulin
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by farseer 2y ago
Or mine crypto if that is not possible.
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by farseer 2y ago
>>EU is in a perpetual state of decline Probably but have you travelled to rest of the World to find something better?
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by farseer 2y ago
Without further reduction in battery costs, this exponential growth will turn linear again.
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by farseer 2y ago
Because in the 90's for example, your typical lithium ion battery would have been too heavy for an electric quadcopter. The electric motors for each of the quadcopters fans also became very efficient recently (< 20 years). That is w
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by farseer 2y ago
You can imagine why naming a software "Mission Control" in dev ops is so infuriating for people who actually work in actual space or satellite mission control.
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by farseer 2y ago
U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld made the famous statement: "There are known knowns. There are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we know we don’t know. But there are a
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by farseer 2y ago
With linux options in embedded space aplenty, who would want to move to a propriety os? QNX's big brother Vxworks has already been pushed out of most consumer embedded devices and is now limited to space probes and critical medical equ
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by farseer 2y ago
Nvidia also has CUDA, which has surpassed all rival attempts at GPU programming frameworks in the last 2 decades. I remember learning OpenCL and rooting for it to become the standard but couldn't find a single job for that role.
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by farseer 2y ago
Microsoft and Sony have successfully prevented their systems from being jtaged or mod-chipped. Not sure you can prevent dumping the actual game binary on the internet. That has lots of software and hardware attack vectors and only needs to
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by farseer 2y ago
So what if you are a small actor on the web and not GDPR compliant? Who will come knocking at my door?
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by farseer 2y ago
Even if any of it is not legal, as long as you transmit only on common free for all frequencies such as Wifi, it would be very difficult to catch you. You can always plead innocence by saying you were building the next gen wifi point to poi
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by farseer 2y ago
There is mounting evidence that starting a (successful) business reduces stress With your life savings, reputation and future on the line. This is not a serious headline.
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by farseer 2y ago
Its not even been 2 years, and you think things are coming to a halt?

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