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by fspeech 4y ago
He is just recommending the use of LSP server, which requires little to no configuration and works with any editor/IDE.
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by fspeech 4y ago
Private universities can be subject to free speech rules: states could mandate them, and if they take federal grants or otherwise do business with the federal government they could be subject to additional rules. See https://camp
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by fspeech 4y ago
From the article: "Graphite, the common form of crystalline carbon (the rarer one being diamond) is, in essence, a lot of layers of graphene piled on top of one another." So when you write by rubbing graphite on paper you leave be
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by fspeech 5y ago
It's okay to directly quote, which is what quote marks are for, with proper attribution, of course.
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by fspeech 5y ago
Starlink needs local licensing for radio spectrum. Even if downlink may not require such licensing, uplink (from hand terminal to satellite) certainly does.
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by fspeech 5y ago
Chinese ports are automated. American ones much less so. China has much less resistance to automation from unions.
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by fspeech 5y ago
Clearing firm Clearstream said all coupons were paid. It is insteresting how little patience people have. There is an authoritative source here. People could just wait for a few more hours for it: https://news.yahoo.com/ever
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by fspeech 5y ago
The actual death rate for the trial cohort is close to 2%: Pfizer said 0.8 percent of patients who got the drug combination within three days were hospitalized within four weeks — three out of 389 patients — compared to 7 percent of patient
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by fspeech 5y ago
"by letting a gap grow in front of me that would absorb the wave" would cause the freeway to carry fewer cars if everyone does it. My oldest one used to argue with me on this point when I asked him to keep a bigger gap from the ca
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by fspeech 5y ago
These securities are marked to market, which means you can sell them for roughly that value over a reasonable amount of time. There's also 134B of non-current marketable securities based on the statements you cited, which brings the to
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by fspeech 5y ago
What about FFIs? Does the ISO standard say anything about this? Is interfacing with Rust packages easier when the implementation is also in Rust?
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by fspeech 5y ago
There is also the trailing edge.
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by fspeech 5y ago
One could count marketable securities as cash equivalents for the purpose of discussion here. They can be readily converted to cash on the time scale that is relevant to this thread.
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Yes it was a mistake to go after wireless instead of GPGPU, which is an area that they could utilize their existing strength. But it would have taken foresight. Before 2012 Nvidia's gross margin was significantly lower than now. The gr
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by fspeech 5y ago
Intel was the leader in process technology. It was reasonable that they wanted to reserve the leading edge for their own higher maigin products. What happened was that smart phones eventually generated much higher volume than PCs, which gav
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by fspeech 5y ago
Intel is in manufacturing. Nvidia isn't.
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by fspeech 5y ago
There is no fab capacity to replace Intel, regardless of the relative performance of in house chip designs. In addition Intel itself is reserving capacity on TSMC's most advanced node.
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by fspeech 5y ago
Wang Chuan-Fu, BYD's CEO, drinks battery fluid to prove a point https://www.autoblog.com/2009/04/14/wang-chuan-fu-byds-ceo-d...
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by fspeech 5y ago
A 10 trillion parameter model was mentioned here: https://mobile.twitter.com/ethancaballero/status/14458268620...
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by fspeech 5y ago
Explosion would require a degree of air fuel mixture so that the reaction can go quickly. The vapor from evaporation of the oil could explode but not a million barrels of oil itself. So the number may have been used to conjure up a misleadi
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Why Do We Think That Inflation Expectations Matter? [pdf](federalreserve.gov)
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It is perfectly fine to discuss the adverse effects of vaccines, but it is not good faith to open the discussion with a conspiratorial tone. Billions of shots have been given. That is a tremendous amount of statistical power to discern prob
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by fspeech 5y ago
mRNA in cells are constantly degraded by nucleases. Half life is measured in hours. Not only that RNA itself is unstable at room temperature.
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by fspeech 5y ago
The virus is very proinflammatory so it's not surprising that vaccines that simulate parts of the virus are also proinflammatory. There even appears to be a dose dependence: Moderna packs in a lot more than Pfizer-BNT. So there is a ra
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by fspeech 5y ago
I don't think income tax is there to punish you for having income: even with the tax higher pre-tax income results in higher after-tax income. But even if road usage linked fees were a punishment, it is against car ownership in general
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by fspeech 5y ago
At the time of Nixon going to China: USSR was a formidable power and nuclear war was a real threat. The collapse of the Soviet Union was beyond anyone's expectation. Both sides of the strait insisted on there being just one China. Taiw
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by fspeech 5y ago
The performance was near a military installation. They probably don't have a licensing scheme in place yet for commercial drone shows.
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by fspeech 5y ago
If you have problem understanding you can ask. No need to be rude. Export control means denial of sales for noneconomic reasons. Ie it is about giving up the right to profit from the IPs concerned.
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She is talking to Europeans about export control. This is the government strategy going forward. It's not about IPR. She meant what she said.
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by fspeech 5y ago
They meant MiG was an example of real innovation from the USSR and copying alone, in the bomber case, wasn't innovation.

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