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I trust, but they compute in a different form of numbers
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I imagine that having a launch site on far away location isn't ideal for R&D. Location is a US' advantage that's hard to catch up. Not having any lands for east is great.
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Development Secrets of the Original Kirby [video]
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How to Talk to Your Manager About Memory Safety
(innovation.consumerreports.org)
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3y ago
Meanwhile standardized Chademo V2X is a thing since about a decade ago.. I don't know why they still behind for it.
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3y ago
Apple separated iOS and iPadOS. I wonder how they deal for Foldable "phone" (or say mini tablet) situation.
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3y ago
Mini tablet fits on my pocket and it combines a phone, that's all. It's so great for me but perhaps not for everyone.
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A few inches width is a big difference in many situations
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3y ago
Let's guess what is Yamaha RTX5000
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3y ago
Another example that this feature doesn't work is charging at car. In other words, it may work only while sleeping at night. It's far better than nothing, but I wish the 80% limit feature is available for my 13 mini.
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3y ago
85% for daily, 100% for long trip
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3y ago
Is there over 1M employees use Office product?
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3y ago
Niches shouldn't be ignored but also not be overrated. I wonder does the author counts airplane as niche
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3y ago
For local energy usage, Japan relies 95% of oil on mideast. It's the primary reason of trade deficit. It's critical if they stopped export. It must be more vulnerable than electricity usage, since solar panels, wind turbines, dam
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3y ago
I was a fan for the idea to pay small amount of money for social network than annoying ads. I no longer fan of a service formerly called Twitter.
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3y ago
> The difference is that LLMs can not acknowledge incompetence, are always confidently incorrect, and will never reach a stopping point, at best they'll start going circular. Like a smartass?
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3y ago
#conspiracy
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3y ago
Buy on Bandcamp but also listen on Spotify, isn't it perfect for both?
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3y ago
I understand that it should be an option: don't track me by Find My network but also there should be an option to register as my device to guarantee that others can't register.
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3y ago
Largest open-source software, perhaps Chromium or Android, uses Google's proprietary systems with Git.
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3y ago
This is a biggest blocker.
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3y ago
Carnegie Mellon sounds like Car, Negi (green onion) and Melon. Massachusetts is known for difficult to pronounce.
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3y ago
Let's see IR documents rather than random YouTube cut clips
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3y ago
This is how Google can discount their Pixel for replacing iPhone
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3y ago
The worst situation player in this market is Kioxia. They only make NAND chips unlike Micron with DRAM or Korean conglomerates.
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CDN is the ultimate solution for DDoS, so any report about DDoS finally become an ad for CDN
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3y ago
Just curious what you like on Windows Server
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3y ago
It's proven that optional controller means there's nothing.
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Apple cares games, in a Silicon Valley way, like Google. I feel they don't love games but accidentally become a big player.
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BEV is hit and miss for Japan. For vehicle usage, it's great that we don't need to import oil from mideast (that is a big reason for trade deficit) and of course it's great for commute and non-long commercial usage. But it&#x
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