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by mariuolo 5y ago
Could it be he's sabotaging interviews because there are no funds for a full team?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> For example he claims that Ivermectin doesn't work (probably true) with a followup claim that it does work but you have to give so much you'd OD from it. Ivermectin does work in vitro, but the equivalent effective dosage woul
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Intel unveils plan to propel Moore's Law beyond 2025(hpcwire.com)
3 points by mariuolo 5y ago|0 comments
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Either this or do it Tiresias' ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiresias#Blindness_and_gift_of... ) way.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Well, they will also have to charge phones whilst in the air.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Banks offer essential services, it shouldn't be their place to judge their clients for anything other than solvency. Unless there's legal requirement to do otherwise, anyone should be able to keep a bank account.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> Moral hazard: an improved vaccine will reduce future business (more booster shots). There is absolutely no incentive for big pharma to make better vaccines. You assume the pharmaceutical industry always acts like a cartel and its membe
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by mariuolo 5y ago
As long as they will also take on the financial risk due to potential errors in their code.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
That's his legacy. He probably didn't want any of the work to go to waste.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Very sad news:( Do we know the circumstances yet?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
I'm not sure where you see an "innuendo" about injustice in what I wrote. It's a candid question on the rather common practice of law firms taking a cut of the settlements they manage to obtain for their clients.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
I wonder how much of that will end in his lawyer's pocket.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
What happens if foreign companies don't answer? How does the Defense Production Act of 1950 apply to them?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
As much as I dislike pointless bureaucracy, I'm not sure it's a fair comparison. The Space Shuttle was a far more complex and expensive machine, which also required compromises to accomodate the requirements of the military (for b
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Where is this coming from? Is there actual technical merit or is someone (read China) complaning?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> That’s cool Not really:)
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> Understood, I never really got why the Nazis left Sweden alone but did go after Norway and Denmark. And at the same time were so hell-bent on conquering the empty deserts in North Africa. Because Sweden had a credible military. Not th
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> They've never been team players. Don't forget they were happily building Nazi tank parts in WWII while playing nice with the allies. Please tell me what they could have done instead, being locked between a nazi-occupied count
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Speaking of PCEngines, about a month ago I read a blog post about a personal project involving a prototype APU with an optical port and other improvements, but I can't find anymore. Does anyone know more?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
It was released six months ago...
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by mariuolo 5y ago
How about ferrier?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> Marcus Venerius Secundio, a formerly enslaved individual who later became a priest If he was a libertus, I wonder if he came from some remote part from the empire, possibly with different funerary customs.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Perhaps this could be also called "find my antipodeans".
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> The apartheid-era strategy of placing so-called townships, where many Black citizens were compelled to live, on the periphery of cities also makes it difficult for residents to access the formal jobs market. And the new regime couldn&#
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by mariuolo 5y ago
Apparently those defective batches can be fire hazards https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/08/gigabyte-will-replac... .
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Gigabyte to Replace Exploding PSUs(gigabyte.com)
2 points by mariuolo 5y ago|2 comments
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> subscription tier One word: draft. Would you die for your service provider?
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by mariuolo 5y ago
I wish someone told me how to avoid harassment by pretending to be harassed.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
The absence of light pollution does wonders.
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by mariuolo 5y ago
> Not sure the USG/NSA are going to take kindly Do you think they will try and stop their importation, like they did with Huawei gear?

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