lobochrome

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by lobochrome 2y ago
Well - as part of the semi industry I'd like to say: Really appreciate it. Keep it coming!
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Speaking the language helps. Also working in a highly specialized field.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
We should form a club - even though I came here from Germany...
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Well - care to be joined by the Germans? It's the reason I am now living in Japan...
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by lobochrome 2y ago
So what’s the alternative to Wordpress? I run a few small business sites and I just didn’t care enough. But the guy seems to meltdown in his own juices too much. Can’t be sustainable.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
It’s also what they blow about 80% of their irrigation water supplies on while the overall population battles malnurition…
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by lobochrome 2y ago
In Japan, most specialty coffee shops limit customers to a maximum of one hour to accommodate as many people as possible. This is partly because people can enjoy a cup and a cake very slowly. Some shops even ban laptops. Due to the small si
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by lobochrome 2y ago
If I need to go to Singapore sure. If I need to go to down under or New Zealand sure.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
I detest Swiss for forcing me to watch ads - also their service is hit or miss (okay same for lh) Austrian just doesn’t have any routes I need. JAL is on the wrong alliance thus I have only domestic experience.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Confirming my rule: if you can’t reach it with United, Lufthansa or ANA - it’s not worth flying to. Granted all of these have things wrong (LH C is ancient and has no privacy, UA staff is hit and miss, ANA is mostly excellent). I don’t like
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by lobochrome 2y ago
What? Japan, China, Russia, Mongolia?
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Well - it’s Spanish now no? Telefonica bought them.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Exactly. In fact the government has regulated these private entities to make sure the process has some transparency because of net neutrality. The initiative is entirely private. ISPs and copyright holders are collaborating to save legal co
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by lobochrome 2y ago
That’s interned people - not PoW. And I doubt they shot them.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
I'm sorry "the Swiss" had PoW as a neutral party? Also - the Soviet PoWs in the camps would like to have a word with you.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
I recommend Orion from the magi guys. Blazing fast - and webextensions
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Could someone please help me understand the benefit of Nix versus just using docker-compose? Also please don't tell me k8s it. Way too heavy. I run a few applications on a souped-up Raspi (paperless-ngx, jellyfin, some postgres dbs). I
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Agreed. He should have cut 25% of the workforce to get started (and killed the dividend). Also - the European expansion and Ohio projects, while good short-term strategies, were too early. Cut the ship down to size and force existing sites
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Both of those things might be true, but to me, it looks more like the board is acting out of fear of shareholder lawsuits. Pat's strategy has significantly destroyed value because the market lacks visibility. Dropping Pat will alleviat
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Agreed, in particular on #2 Given infinite time and compute - maybe the approach is significantly better. But that’s just not practical. So unless you see dramatic shifts - no one is going to throw away proven results on your new approach b
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by lobochrome 2y ago
I’m not called Jesus and I age normally. Do you have children?
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Dear god, no. This doesn't need more technology. The whole purpose of this is only to give parents a reason to say no. Often, a single kid in a class with an unrestricted iPhone is enough to poison the well. Now it's much, much si
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by lobochrome 2y ago
It is. Unfortunately it never worked at scale.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Indeed, you develop using a fab-specific PDK. But if you share a (Tower Semi, for instance) PDK, your device can have shuttle wafers with multiple designs from different companies. This is done for old nodes and low-volume or RnD parts.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
It's not the wafer cost. The masks (the "negatives" for the lithography) are the problem. A mask set (you need multiple exposures for one device) for a modern EUV node costs 20-30m$. That's the limiting factor. You can&#
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Reuters!
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by lobochrome 2y ago
B200 is very much not rolling out because NVIDIA, after the respin, doesn't have the thermals under control (yet). Your other points may be valid.
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by lobochrome 2y ago
Isn’t this just the expected delay from the respin of Blackwell?
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by lobochrome 2y ago
DeepL is such a poster child for German sw startups. They truly had something unique when they started - but instead of polishing the product with enough VC runway to either find an exit or grow into a real consumer driven utility like Gram
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by lobochrome 2y ago
In Germany and Japan, you bring one. It wouldn't be an issue if it fit the biometric spec.

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