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by melling 2y ago
That’s one incredibly high P/E for AMD. Is 241.10 correct? The numbers look more favorable for Intel. Let’s see if they can turn it around
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by melling 2y ago
Here’s a video about how China out produces the United States in ship building. https://youtu.be/tRVVXDyg3RY?si=Yin_cVGx57IHavUr
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by melling 2y ago
“The new chips, which are for the first time made completely by TSMC for Intel, are supposed to be much more efficient than anything Intel has released prior.” Will Intel be able to compete with TSMC with its new fabs and processes?
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by melling 2y ago
“published range of up to 15 nautical miles (28 km)” They don’t have them same range. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Direct_Attack_Munition The article does say there are longer range versions “hitting targets u
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by melling 2y ago
They can released from a safe distance and have precision guidance(within 10 meters). Don’t put a 20 million jet at risk. The range seems to be about 60km? The weapons are large at 500kg: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by melling 2y ago
No one said they would. Instead of using selection bias to explain all the things they can’t do, try imagining what they can do.
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by melling 2y ago
Wow. A complete lack of imagination. Try again. I’d love to spend my day debating it, but I’ve been through this story before.
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Microsoft emissions have risen 30% since 2020 due to data center expansion(cnbc.com)
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by melling 2y ago
They weren’t gone. The story is about the meme stocks
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by melling 2y ago
Car company died in 1988. If you haven’t relearned AMC by now… I certainly remember the company but I’ve been to a lot of movies at AMC since then
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by melling 2y ago
There’s a reason for the 102.5% tariff https://apnews.com/article/china-byd-auto-seagull-auto-ev-ca...
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by melling 2y ago
Yes, I understand that. There’s no magic. You have to sell in volume to break even. The fixed costs must be included in the calculation Someone has an HN post if you’d like to discuss https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40
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by melling 2y ago
Electric vehicles won’t become cheaper for a few more years. 102.5% EV tariff is huge. Meanwhile Ford loses $100,000 on each EV it sells
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by melling 2y ago
No, the irony was understood. Some f-wad always likes to point out the “irony“. It’s not the first time I’ve addressed the problem. Human nature seems to head straight to complaining That’s why it appears unstoppable.
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by melling 2y ago
We are in an age of incessant whining
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by melling 2y ago
Coal emits twice as much co2 as natural gas. It also emits mercury, which makes it to the United States. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-019-09080-6 By the way, Carl Sagan predicted the China coal problem in 198
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by melling 2y ago
2050. 26 years away from Net Zero. Vaclav Smil doesn’t think we’re going to make it https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/04/25/magazine/vacl...
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by melling 2y ago
It’s a global problem. The US is 4% of the world population. If we can’t get China, India, etc Anyway, the US is still 60% fossil fuel for electricity https://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.php?id=427&t=3 And natu
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by melling 2y ago
Yes, China installed more solar last year than the US did in its entire history. But I need to stop you because we are trying to get to Net Zero by 2050/2060 so we need to stop with the happy feel good shit because it isn’t sufficient
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by melling 2y ago
Yeah people have been saying wind and solar are cheaper for a few years now. Texas has gotten to about 30% wind power on a good day. However, the world is still building a significant amount of coal so I’m not sure why this is. We still nee
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by melling 2y ago
China did it with coal, which is highly polluting and emits a lot of greenhouse gas. We have another goal in the world of having Net Zero Greenhouse emissions by 2050/2060
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by melling 2y ago
I’d like a scientific revolution by anyone.
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Neuralink Says Implant Had Issues After First Human Surgery(bloomberg.com)
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by melling 2y ago
This is a conversation about RSI. I’m not sure why people would jump in to tell others how worse off they could be. there’s no value in that conversation. In fact, it lacks a bit of maturity.
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by melling 2y ago
I’ve dealt with the problem for over three decades. Never found a solution other than don’t type until the pain goes away. I’ve put effort into researching it and gathering the data so others might be able to identify solutions that work fo
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by melling 2y ago
As someone who has had their hands on fire from typing, I’d personally like to tell you to shut up. You’re clueless. Imagine a doctor with your attitude. People have a real problem that no one has a real answer for. They don’t need to be t
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by melling 2y ago
Asianometry is a great channel
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by melling 2y ago
Dealing with hand pain when you’re a computer programmer can be difficult. Here’s the creator of TCL discussing dealing with it in the 1990s https://web.stanford.edu/~ouster/cgi-bin/wrist.php An important excerpt
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by melling 2y ago
Think this story is getting flagged but … what I don’t understand is that Russia has a $2 trillion GDP. The US and the EU total around $40 trillion. In theory, with a little effort, don’t the much larger GDPs far outproduce the smaller in m
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by melling 2y ago
China got a big head start with dozens of companies. Americans keep telling themselves EVs are a fad, and within the past few years EVs have become political. This isn’t going to end well for traditional car companies when EVs become cheap

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