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by hedgehog 3y ago
Remarkably complete, it even declined to make a dirty eggplant.
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by hedgehog 3y ago
To the people saying this is reasonable: Arm has a lot of options on how to defend the trademark that are not as wildly dickish as this, for example they could license the trademark to Azeria for this use, they could come up with a mutual p
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by hedgehog 3y ago
You're half right about the seats but seats that fit three across in a normal small SUV or sedan are a small share of what's available. I also think it's worth segmenting out SUVs now that everything has become an SUV. The Co
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by hedgehog 3y ago
100% I would imagine there are big differences on both sides, and possibly some ways to exempt some of the payment for assets against the cost of building them. People don't usually write much about this level of detail but it would be
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by hedgehog 3y ago
That wording implies an asset sale which is for anyone involved in or doing business with Fig a big difference. In that case existing ownership and obligations stay with the original entity (probably something like Fig Inc, Delaware corp),
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by hedgehog 3y ago
I looked at some similar ideas a while back. Screw piles are a good option for a stable base on uneven ground. Insulation requires coming up with a compatible design for the exterior walls to accommodate 4-6 inches of insulation and then ra
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by hedgehog 3y ago
His design system doesn't try to get anywhere near modern levels of insulation and overall thermal performance, though I suspect that is fixable and even at the time he modified the system as locally available materials changed. I thin
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by hedgehog 3y ago
One nit, what we do today is platform framing. Balloon framing fell out of favor for probably two reasons, one it is not very fire safe (vertical channels in the walls), and two it's cheaper to build with shorter lumber.
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by hedgehog 3y ago
At first I thought it was going to be about this, a very recently successful effort to clone the Apple Lisa: https://hackaday.io/project/192235-a-brand-new-apple-lisa
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by hedgehog 3y ago
Yes, and in this case 6W TDP and cheap enough for a $500 tablet seem like key drivers of the N200's design. Of course the Apple M1 is probably twice as fast at similar cost and power but compared to everything outside Apple the N200 lo
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by hedgehog 3y ago
I haven't used one myself but the N200 looks pretty ok for a tablet that's supposed to run a long time on battery. Quad core Skylake-ish cores that turbo to 3.7GHz?
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by hedgehog 3y ago
Having sporadic issues sending messages here.
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by hedgehog 3y ago
The story is complicated, sure, but those are three of the most complex and capital intensive businesses anywhere. Being "good at business" is not enough to enter a mature business with such high start-up costs, strong scale and n
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by hedgehog 3y ago
I don't know what's in development but they do have a new chip that stated shipping this year and until recently they were the only ML-oriented product Intel had that was competitive in it's segment.
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by hedgehog 3y ago
YMMV, I haven't used it recently but it was pretty horrible last time I tried.
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by hedgehog 3y ago
I treat it as Chrome-only (or Gmail app on mobile), just like Zoom effectively only works in the Zoom client. It seems like in typical navel-gazing fashion Google only tests in Chrome.
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by hedgehog 3y ago
Google Meet used to be pretty bad a few years ago but it is totally fine now. I use it every day for work. I trust Chrome's hardening more than most other apps including Zoom. Edit: Ok actually some Meet complaints: Weird useless white
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by hedgehog 3y ago
Oh for sure, but I'm guessing it's rare for an operator with modern aircraft to aggressively defer maintenance to the extent it sounds like is happening over there. Toyota has plenty of data about what happens to a Camry if it goe
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by hedgehog 3y ago
I would be curious about things like lubrication and the hydraulic systems where deferring maintenance is easy but repairs once there are problems are potentially very costly. Hopefully the manufacturers can get some of the data back, it se
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by hedgehog 3y ago
(_don't_ have to stay)
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by hedgehog 3y ago
It's a reason to not stop building. You have to start somewhere but you have to stay in that place. That's why you see successful public personalities diversify away from just the platform / schtick that got them started, the
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by hedgehog 3y ago
Ah, like a canopy of some sort at roof level. I have been places where pedestrian areas are covered in that style and it is pretty effective, the cost is probably the big question. I suppose we'll see that experiment first in wealthier
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by hedgehog 3y ago
I'm not sure I understand what you're getting at but streets are generally convex to direct water to the edges.
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by hedgehog 3y ago
Breadth of services that are somewhat integrated and available via the web. I've had some fairly negative experiences with them over the years but I haven't figured out a good replacement.
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by hedgehog 3y ago
I am highly privacy-conscious, but also rely on the robustness of tools including the Rust + LLVM compiler stack. That robustness is in part built on the high degree of scrutiny that comes with many other people using the same tools in many
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by hedgehog 3y ago
RISC-V is important, and I use it every day for work, but there are no mainstream mature server platforms using it and that's what this article is about.
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by hedgehog 3y ago
I suspect 32-bit RISC-V cores will become the minimum unit of processor for new designs. Not a meaningful cost increase over say a 6502 (or ARM) to build, but the convenience of having mainstream compiler support and that kind of thing does
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by hedgehog 3y ago
To give him credit I don't think he was saying he was going to write new drivers, just build a ML software stack that worked on whatever they ship for the consumer cards. Certainly a large project by itself with questionable value at t
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by hedgehog 3y ago
The problem is not that people within the company don't have good ideas of how to improve deep learning research end user experience, it's just not a priority for AMD. It's annoying as a potential customer but arguably whatev
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by hedgehog 3y ago
I tried it and got the error "You exceeded your current quota, please check your plan and billing details."

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