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For those unindoctrinated with the underlying phenomenon being exploited, this demo[1] was shared almost a decade ago. Also, undiscussed mitigation techniques[2] relevant to this general class of nuisance that circuit designers may find of
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Reduce acoustic noise from capacitors (2011)(edn.com)
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The American market was swallowing the same hubris back in the 70s when Japan exports started flooding domestic soil. Then the narrative flipped from "cheap quality" to "affordable" and "reliable", eventually f
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> Extra 21% capacity. Current practice still burns 9%. On a normalized basis, if current practice yields 91% finished capacity (i.e. 9% deactivation loss), and the new proposed process is expected to yield 70% finished capacity (i.e. 3
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> We could just add extra capacity to make up for it, though. At naive face value, "just" adding an extra 30% capacity to offset expected lithium deactivation implies proportional increases in material COGS and package mass&#
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> It says right there that the students who used chatgpt right, as a tutor, did much better than their peers. No LLM processing required, just old fashioned critical reading and comprehension (my emphasis added): >> The students
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https://archive.is/2iyhv
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Boeing's largest union says it will strike if contract negotiations fail(washingtonpost.com)
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> FFT-based compression algorithm, like the one in jpegs Nit: DCT-based
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> 'Katsu' is short for Katsudon Don't you mean short for katsuretsu (カツレツ), katakana for cutlet as adopted from the French? > If you haven't had a Japanese curry in Japan, and you didn't make it from scratc
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> ...something we have IBM to thank for. Egregious rent seeking grifters at TIA demanding $165 per half-assed scanned copy[1] of a near 3-decade-old document that they couldn't even be bothered to properly OCR, and somehow IBM get
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Sometimes life deals you a really bad hand[1]. [1] https://x.com/sytses/status/1797763994834600207
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Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. > Definitions: > High Clearance Four-Wheel-Drive (4WD) Vehicles > A Jeep, sport utility vehicle (SUV), or truck type with at least 15-inch tire rims and at least eight inches of clearance
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Don't Build Your Castle in Other People's Kingdoms (2021)(howtomarketagame.com)
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In the case of synchronous design patterns that handle metastability, it was to point out that the clock clearly isn't there "to make sure all transistors in a given stage of a CPU reach a steady state". The clock is there to
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> That's the reason computers have a clock, to make sure all transistors in a given stage of a CPU reach a steady state before moving on to the next instruction. Here I was thinking[1][2] the reason computers had clocks was merely
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> Their [DEC's] software story is amazingly weak (except for the system written here by the guy they spurned!), and they may not be quick enough at delivering Alpha in hardware systems. The guy alluded to being Dave Cutler, and th
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A few relevant points made by Govindarajan in this 1985 paper[1]: > Chilli or Chili , a name now commonly used in Asia and Africa, is said to have come from the Nahautl dialect of Mexico and Central America. > The U.S. Government S
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> Error establishing a database connection
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> They may have bought commercial MBSs, but if they did I don't remember reading about it. Readily accessible, public data that the Fed updates weekly[1] clearly shows $9.943 billion at peak and currently sitting on $8.142 billion
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https://archive.is/GRDtK
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AG Merrick Garland Statement on Arrests of Alleged Leaders of the Sinaloa Cartel(justice.gov)
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The Amp Hour podcast episode #526 [1] circa Jan 18, 2021 seems contextually relevant. [1] https://theamphour.com/526-why-iot-is-difficult-with-jonatha...
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https://archive.is/w2Ggx https://web.archive.org/web/20240717131326/https://www.theat...
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> The hype isn't coming from where AI is today, but where it will be in 2030 and 2040. Scott McNealy circa 2002[1][2] had some relevant food for thought: >> But two years ago we were selling at 10 times revenues when we wer
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https://archive.is/16ugr
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https://archive.is/HcW8Z http://web.archive.org/web/20240704113444/https://www.wired....
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Wonder how gluten-free Danes feel about this tech.
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> ...you can straight up block OneDrive and other cloud functions with Group Policy. The world has certifiably lost its mind if this or any of the workarounds mentioned by the parent are acceptable to the baseline UX of a major paid OS
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To be sure, Tesla doesn't appear to be part of the trade group[1] pushing this agenda. [1] https://www.autosinnovate.org/about/our-members

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