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by gok 6y ago
It's an expansion of an existing fab
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by gok 6y ago
tldr: One doctor is defrauding thousands of people by charging $2000 for a test that costs him nothing, and presumably making millions doing so.
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Google union in turmoil following global alliance announcement(theverge.com)
9 points by gok 6y ago|1 comments
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by gok 6y ago
Gas stations are not really a good place for charging. The cool thing about charging stations is that you can put them almost anywhere there's already some parking. They don't need huge underground tanks, or space for tanker trunk
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by gok 6y ago
In 1998 few building managers knew what you meant if you asked about fast internet access. They'll figure it out when start losing leases.
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by gok 6y ago
C programmer is bartending. Someone says "get me a double whiskey, plus a root beer" Drinks arrive, customer asks: "hey why is there ice cream in this?" "I had to make it to a root beer float when you added it to th
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SpaceX expands Starlink public beta test to Canada, United Kingdom(cnbc.com)
1 points by gok 6y ago|0 comments
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Virgin’s rocket reaches orbit for the first time, deploys satellites(theverge.com)
3 points by gok 6y ago|0 comments
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by gok 6y ago
It's HN; we're all here for the snark!
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by gok 6y ago
I mean in the sense that using ML for a problem often requires just trying a dozen different modeling techniques, then a bunch of a hyper-parameter searching, then a bunch of stochastic tuning…
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by gok 6y ago
It's a fair point. There are 12 million square miles of arable land on Earth, so the Gates only own about 0.00315% of that, whereas they own around 0.036% of the planet's wealth.
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by gok 6y ago
> This makes programmers sad, because by nature we love to brute force trial-and error our code, and homey don't play that game with machine learning. Huh? If anything I would say ML is way more trial-and-error focused than imperati
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by gok 6y ago
I remain confused why people think cops would treat anti-cop and pro-cop protesters the same.
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by gok 6y ago
Why would you publish this without names?
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by gok 6y ago
Very neat how they bring the entire Nitro platform through the Thunderbolt ports.
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Why millennials are renting rather than buying homes(chicagobusiness.com)
1 points by gok 6y ago|2 comments
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by gok 6y ago
The reason these laws exist at all is the moral outrage over rich Americans illegally hiding their money overseas. Predictably, the laws have had limited effect on rich tax evaders and huge negative impact on millions of non-rich expats. In
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The Historical Cost of Light(pudding.cool)
53 points by gok 6y ago|24 comments
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The Historical Cost of Light(pudding.cool)
1 points by gok 6y ago|0 comments
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Mexico’s military becomes more powerful as the country’s security deteriorates(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by gok 6y ago|0 comments
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by gok 6y ago
If you mean the SoC, the latest model is fabricated on a 28nm process. This is a relatively ancient fabrication technique (about a decade old) which is widely available from several contract manufacturers.
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by gok 6y ago
Do you feel the evidence suggests he did not actually intend to commit the murder-for-hire?
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by gok 6y ago
(Exciting!) I do wonder how many techie parents are waiting for the 7 seat Tesla before getting their third or fourth kid.
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by gok 6y ago
My wife was convinced I had suffered some kind of major head injury after I made her watch/listen to this. I still think it's incredibly cool and cute though.
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ProRAW on iPhone 12 Pro(austinmann.com)
1 points by gok 6y ago|1 comments
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by gok 6y ago
The real story here is that puns sell.
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by gok 6y ago
> But Hollywood is now firmly in the grip of giant companies "Now?" When was Hollywood controlled by...small companies?
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Optimizing ML Models for iOS and macOS Devices with Amazon SageMaker Neo(aws.amazon.com)
2 points by gok 6y ago|0 comments
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by gok 6y ago
Project seems kinda dead? No press releases since 2017.
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by gok 6y ago
Liquid cooled cables would be fine for this; they are already used for 350 kilowatt charging.

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