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by metaphor 3y ago
> ...a waste of money Here's a clue[1] at no cost. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_spinoff_technologies
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by metaphor 3y ago
> I checked a few random job descriptions and none of them mentioned hourly wage/salary, which is usually a bad sign. It's simply not a legal requirement in Arizona to disclose wage/salary range on job listings. You need
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by metaphor 3y ago
I suspect not... BLS national semiconductor industry-specific occupational employment data[1] circa 2022 suggests there are roughly as many 15-1252 title-specific "Software Developers"[2] (13,220) as there are all positions catego
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by metaphor 3y ago
DoD primes integrate COTS systems, many of which heavily integrate COTS components, e.g. FPGAs designed by Xilinx and manufactured by TSMC. What the parent is referring to is DMEA's Trusted Foundry Program[1], of which TSMC is not an
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by metaphor 3y ago
Correct. The larger display unit in the center was the primary human interface for IRADS video fed from FLIR/DLIR turrets.
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by metaphor 3y ago
> The F117 deployment to Iraq was big news and widely reported and the US Airforce basically couldn't shut up talking about just how awesome these things were. Desert Storm, sure. 12 years later for Iraqi Freedom? Nope. We were in
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by metaphor 3y ago
Maleffa yu ni kostumbren taotao tano, kon todo i lengguahe; mampos Amerikanon pao asu yu pago...and yet any way I looked at it---whether as an ethnic native of the Marianas who grew up with wideband exposure to what definitely seemed like a
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by metaphor 3y ago
Thanks for clarifying...updated.
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by metaphor 3y ago
...over wifi??
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by metaphor 3y ago
Unless the standard has been substantially relaxed since HDMI v1.3a, it sounds like a downstream issue. Citing § 7.5 normative language: > An HDMI Source shall be capable of transmitting audio and video data streams with no more than ±2
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by metaphor 3y ago
> HDMI predates DP by 5 years... - HDMI v1.0 initial release = 2002-12-09 - DisplayPort v1.0 initial release = 2006-05-01 To be sure, just under 3.5 years; HDMI rolled into v1.3 a month after DisplayPort v1.0 saw the light of day. Agre
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by metaphor 3y ago
> ...fully owned fleets. The drivers are paid fair hourly wages... > The rides are somehow cheaper, have no surge pricing, and from some insider reports, has profitable unit economics. So a fleet of depreciating assets with a majo
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by metaphor 3y ago
This strikes me as a false dilemma. What's troubling at face value is that the setup nudges us towards the all too common deceit of "past observations beget future outcomes" without saying anything meaningful about forward-lo
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by metaphor 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronics#Subfields
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by metaphor 3y ago
No idea what gives an arbitrary vegetable "flavor" relative to another in the same genus. Given how much of the industry is trial-and-error breeding to objectively target certain characteristics, it's unclear that practicing
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by metaphor 3y ago
Corn tissue...with a very instructive caveat emptor: > Be aware that elemental concentrations in plant tissue can vary widely for a given crop depending on the stage of growth and environmental conditions and for different crops, yet pl
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by metaphor 3y ago
No thanks. If I need to review a table on mobile, I still much prefer just rotating to landscape, which mobile handles quite well. This very opinionated implementation forces me to switch to desktop mode and rotate to landscape when reachin
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by metaphor 3y ago
I suspect the metrics are actually better than reported. For example, Skul: The Hero Slayer [1][2] is a relatively popular indie game whose Steam Deck compatibility is officially "Unsupported" because "graphics settings cann
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by metaphor 3y ago
Yes, the parent's objective clarification below was acknowledged. To be fair, the parent's point wasn't to assert a minimum Ethernet bandwidth that it "could be done in", but merely to highlight the incongruence of
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by metaphor 3y ago
Irrelevant. The hardware under scrutiny is a chinesium HDMI over IP extender with 1 Gbps Ethernet PHY at best.
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by metaphor 3y ago
Much closer to 5 Gbps when you factor in horizontal/vertical blanking + TMDS 8b10b encoding.
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by metaphor 3y ago
Touche. Alas, an inherent risk to the UX surrounding adoption of new technology is we tend to become so engrossed with realizing (P_success * Benefit) that we often dismiss the inevitable consequences of (P_failure * Cost).
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by metaphor 3y ago
...or perhaps complete omission of the author by name anywhere in its agentless prose, which is the root of its significance.
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by metaphor 3y ago
Continuing to reserve hope that we won't have to retrain humans on the interpretation of attribution disclosed immediately beneath a prominent title.
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by metaphor 3y ago
Was there some sort of expressional intent behind the two upside down restaurant scene frames roughly midway in the story?
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by metaphor 3y ago
The story underlying "best selling series" is buried in details that your 1-liner quip conveniently ignores. To close FY23, Nvidia reported[1] -27% YoY gaming segment revenue decline, while data center segment saw +41% YoY revenue
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by metaphor 3y ago
A100 was TSMC N7[1]; only consumer Ampere was Samsung 8N. [1] https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/nvidia-ampere-architecture...
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by metaphor 3y ago
Relevant data from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners can be found here[1] as well. [1] https://content.naic.org/article/naic-releases-2019-2020-aut...
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by metaphor 3y ago
> When BICS acquired TeleSign in 2017, it began to fall under the partial control of BICS' parent company, Belgian telecom giant Proximus. Proximus held a partial stake in BICS, which Proximus spun off from its own operations in 19
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It sounds like the UK hasn't had its Chicken Tax[1] moment in history yet. A Chevy Suburban seats up to 9 and has a curb weight of ~6,000 lbs on the upper end. A Tesla Model 3 seats up to 5 and has a curb weight of ~3,800 lbs on the lo

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