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811.
by jagger27 6y ago
What alternative theories would you like to see investigated?
812.
by jagger27 6y ago
I was curious and looked up how this compared to the computer my family had 20 years ago: a Dell XPS tower with a Pentium III. The A14 has more than 1,000x as many transistors as what Intel was doing 20 years ago on a 128mm^2 die. Pretty in
813.
by jagger27 6y ago
£20 for a flight is so, so foreign as a Canadian. Domestic flights here are easily 10x that on a good day. In the before times, it was pretty much the same price to get a last minute VIA train ticket or a Porter flight between Ottawa and To
814.
by jagger27 6y ago
Seems like a nice use of otherwise problematic expensive-to-treat waste.
815.
by jagger27 6y ago
The new clear cases have a very prominent ring of either metal or magnets present. Not sure what you mean. https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MHLM3/iphone-12-12-pro-cl...
816.
by jagger27 6y ago
Isn’t a 70 metre miss still effectively “a blond one” in terms of defunct satellites? LeoLabs’ only crime here seems to be that their model or measurements were a bit too fuzzy.
817.
by jagger27 6y ago
What’s so bad about it? The thumbs up emoji or the Medium plug?
818.
by jagger27 6y ago
I'm not lawyer, and I'm not an American, but doesn't this sorta fall under the 6th Amendment?
819.
by jagger27 6y ago
AirPods already have their own special SoC called the H1. It's in AirPods (gen 2), AirPods Pro, and a few Beats products.
820.
by jagger27 6y ago
Probably not relevant to what GP is trying to argue, but it would likely mean they’d price it at CAD $99 instead of CAD $129. Fairy significant psychological difference there.
821.
by jagger27 6y ago
I'm having a hard time finding out which node it's on and the die area. The S5 is essentially a re-badged S4 which as far as I can tell is made on standard TSMC 7nm. If I were to hazard a guess, I'd say the BOM is dominated b
822.
by jagger27 6y ago
Oh yes that would be nice. A bunch of PoE HomePod minis with WiFi 6 would work great in my house to replace my 802.11ac UniFi setup. I'm really dreaming big now, but some sort of AirPort central base station with SFP+ for my FTTH conne
823.
by jagger27 6y ago
The coolest part to me is that they're using the S5 watch SoC to power it. Pretty cool that Apple's various hardware teams can just grab a part off the shelf to use in a completely different class of device. I'd love to see t
824.
by jagger27 6y ago
“Most”, yeah 50%. What about the other half? Just because we farm more fish now doesn’t mean we catch less in the wild. It just means we’re farming more.
825.
by jagger27 6y ago
> look at what’s behind it Oh yeah, this one has Big Shark written all over it. The ones that produce no results are more likely to be victims of other agendas than ineffective because of their own.
826.
by jagger27 6y ago
Excuse the ad hominem, but did you miss the food chain class in elementary school? “Very stupid” has exactly “fuck all” to do with how important they are to the ecology of the oceans. If the ocean food chain collapses, there’s no coming bac
827.
by jagger27 6y ago
There’s a big gap between the whiteboard in a classroom and a blinking terminal cursor. As a teaching assistant a few years ago I spent a good chunk of my time in the lab showing otherwise brilliant computer science students things like bas
828.
by jagger27 6y ago
They’re delivering smack down best in class performance and efficiency for the price it’s worth.
829.
by jagger27 6y ago
It's a 1/3 scale prototype of their passenger jet.
830.
by jagger27 6y ago
Their FAQ section^0 says this: > Overture flights will focus on 500+ primarily transoceanic routes that benefit from supersonic speeds—such as New York to London or San Francisco to Tokyo. Overture won't generate a sonic boom over l
831.
by jagger27 6y ago
This reminds me that I should setup a proper captive portal for my family’s restaurant.
832.
by jagger27 6y ago
I can confirm this appears to build and launch fine on macOS.
833.
by jagger27 6y ago
That’s going back a very long time. Early Lenovo ThinkPads like the X60 were also excellent.
834.
by jagger27 6y ago
If you’re not using it to run Xcode what’s the point?
835.
by jagger27 6y ago
A less equipped Polaris runs north of $10k.
836.
by jagger27 6y ago
Those are some pretty big names. The gaming industry has shown over and over how smaller companies fight toe-to-toe with giant companies if they produce games that people actually want to play. I wish them the best. Everyone loves an underd
837.
by jagger27 6y ago
Just Minecraft. Cool to see how much it knows about the Minecraft server protocol. It even marked how many players were on when it was scanned.
838.
by jagger27 6y ago
>because ISPs want to upsell I wish it were even an option to buy a static IPv6 block from my ISP, but they don't even offer it at all. This is with Bell Canada with 1.5Gbps down/1Gbps up fibre-to-the-home. You'd think if
839.
by jagger27 6y ago
> The FP32 doubling, is one of the most important bits here. But fortunately for programmers, this doesn't really change how you do your code. Early benchmarks are showing games under-performing quite a bit in the worst cases. The c
840.
by jagger27 6y ago
Perhaps it was a single rogue doctor, though I wouldn't use "typical malpractice" to describe such a heinous act. What I do see is this: orders coming right from the top on specific detention policy.[1] They were willing to d

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