frangolino

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by frangolino 3y ago
Some of these (availability of places for sale vs. for rent; difficulty of actually getting the rental even if you're financially capable...) depend completely on your location. But I agree with the general sentiment, that the numbers
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by frangolino 3y ago
You'd have made the PM look like an utter fool, so he shut you down. Classic office politics. What's good for (i) the company, (ii) you, (iii) your boss... often are not the same things... sometimes in direct contradiction. The in
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by frangolino 3y ago
Contact (photo)lithography and this nanoimprint lithography are not the same thing. The 2nd is like embossing, the 1st is like stencil (like other types of photolithography, but the photomask touches the wafer).
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by frangolino 3y ago
> That said, it's really more of an art project than anything to do with science as the article makes it clear the rats were trained to push buttons to get sugar, the selfies were just artistic flourish to make a (fairly overt) poin
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by frangolino 3y ago
yeah. i am optimistic about it though. i mean just look at falstad's circuit simulator; it's not that far behind LTSpice. this is a (former) professional piece of software compared to a dude's pet project. imagine what we cou
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by frangolino 3y ago
> ... semi structured problems. i think i agree with this, > I think "everywhere all the time" AI for chat, driving, coding, or medical image analysis etc is a pipe dream absolutely. but i'm not sure i'd put medica
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by frangolino 3y ago
how can customers quickly assess quality of a good? brands had a reputation