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5y ago
Pray tell what special skills a foreign "art director" has than an American doesn't?
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>The tech industry broadly relies on H-1B visas to plug gaps in their technical workforce, Does America not have schools or would Facebook rather just underpay foreigners? 14$ million is peanuts compared to the scope of H1B fraud.
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5y ago
https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/
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5y ago
Is arbitration or the lack thereof really going to change the number of cars they sell or their revenue in a meaningful way?
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5y ago
Arguably per hour is a better metric because it accounts for part time workers.
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5y ago
I don't see how the issues they bring up are going to materially affect the business or stock price. Everyone knows TSLA is overvalued but this isn't what would move the needle.
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5y ago
I wonder if this has anything to do with the educational and social stunting caused by lockdowns.
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5y ago
The average everything costs more than it did a year ago. The only thing that hasn't gone up commensurately is average wages.
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5y ago
It looks so much like gen 1 EPYC with 4 tiles.
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5y ago
Xe launched with tiger lake summer 2020. Sapphire Rapids (discussed here) is at least a year or two out. As for intels new node they could always pull a cannon lake.
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5y ago
In the piece he links to https://medium.com/me/stats/post/d4ed11fc629d which seems to only be accessible to the user when logged in.
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5y ago
I feel like Intel marketing is leaning heavily on products that are multiple years out because their current line of products is so noncompetitive.
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5y ago
Probably. It will be an expensive niche product though. Will probably sell about as well as the shield.
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5y ago
Almost all corporate charity is in return for tax breaks.
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5y ago
Lawyers are smart enough not to trust computers.
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5y ago
Some animals are more equal than others.
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5y ago
If Nvidia buys ARM they'll flee like rats on a sinking ship. I'd bet on RISC-V.
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5y ago
Sounds like a great business model if you could pay a lawyer to keep the trolls at bay.
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5y ago
Generally companies have a fiduciary obligation. I don't understand your critique. Yes reuse is better than recycling, so what's the point of Apple's recycling program if someone will buy to reuse. Any phone given to Apple to
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5y ago
Am I misremembering or was the community blackface episode actually blueface.
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That was 'a stunt' which 'makes no economic sense' https://www.ifixit.com/News/15794/apple-daisy-cobalt-recycli...
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DRM proves again that it is a cancer that must be excised.
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Do they recycle or send to a landfill? Does recycling mean sending it to a 3rd world country where it's smelted down in backyard shops giving everyone in the area cancer? Of the 3 R's recycle comes last. If we could upgrade and re
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5y ago
Size can be deceiving when you don't factor in the materials used. Electronics are full of silicon and rare earths which have a far greater impact than even a bunch of bottles.
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5y ago
Taking what used to be free (replacing batteries in your remote/phone/device) and turning it into a service. Now that's innovation!
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Volume seems like the wrong metric when airpods are full of batteries and electronics which are very resource and energy intensive. Energy production cost would be better. With the AKG headphones you could repair them if you felt like it. A
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5y ago
Furthermore why bother encrypting anything if you then upload everything to the non E2EE cloud.
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Of the 2 laptop failures I've experienced both of them wouldn't boot but the data was recoverable because the drive didn't fail. Only in a vanishingly small percent of cases is the computer so destroyed that the SSD is also d
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Or I could just remove the SSD and not have that tradeoff.
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I believe the 3070 uses a different die from the mobile 3070. The mobile and discrete parts have completely diverged so comparisons are meaningless. Laptop GPU performance is entirely a question of power and cooling.
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