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by nabla9 2y ago
Meta drops fact-checking and loosens its content moderation rules https://techcrunch.com/2025/01/07/meta-drops-fact-checking-a... Already adjusting for the new rules.
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by nabla9 2y ago
I don't accuse FB. I'm fascinated by the downfall of the United States into Banana rebublic way to do business.
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by nabla9 2y ago
Amortized cost is 10 cents per petaflop hour if you run it 5-6 years 24/7. I'm including the cost of electricity. This is really game changer. They should make a deal with Valve to turn this into 'superconsole' that can
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by nabla9 2y ago
Holy shit. >Dana White, President and CEO of UFC®. He is Trump representative. Old friend and dirty businessman.
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TikTok should lose its big Supreme Court case(vox.com)
95 points by nabla9 2y ago|128 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
Determined mostly by on the airfields they use and geographic areas. Weather conditions and other things are important factor regionally.
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by nabla9 2y ago
> to maintain near 100% uptime They have uptime only about 80%. They need to be stopped, calibrated and maintained frequently. They do not go obsolete quicly. They are constantly upgraded. 10-15 year old fabs and machines are still runn
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by nabla9 2y ago
1. Is any person any less morally responsible for their decision when they work for the company or when they work as individuals. My answer is no. There is only legal and company branding decision, not moral ones. 2. Should companies and ac
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by nabla9 2y ago
This is a personal donation Cook made in Apple's benefit in the role of CEO. He would not do this if he was not Apple CEO. You can see the same in elections in the US and other countries. People in lobby groups and their lawyers give
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by nabla9 2y ago
I feel like my comment provided a missing context that journalism rarely provides today. You seemed to interpret it as an excuse.
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by nabla9 2y ago
For Biden's inauguration the top ask was $1 million for companies and $500,000 for individuals. About 12 individuals paid the $500,000 price. The total was $61.8 million. Donations came from unions as well. Biden’s Inaugural Will Be M
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by nabla9 2y ago
Canon has been selling nanoprint litography machines for a long time. FPA-1200NZ2C came out 2015-2016. Press release from a sale 2017 https://global.canon/en/news/2017/20170720.html
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by nabla9 2y ago
https://archive.ph/1tR1p
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Why South Korea Should Go Nuclear(foreignaffairs.com)
2 points by nabla9 2y ago|1 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
>Passkeys are a public/private keypair authentication system. That’s it. >Ignore all the lock screen and biometric stuff that the marketing is screaming at you. You can generate Passkeys on your computer just like we’ve been doin
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by nabla9 2y ago
There is usually plenty of them with the package when you buy the station. If you only need Wifi, you should not invent reasons not to get 5G station.
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by nabla9 2y ago
The base station says what goes. You buy one and do with it what you want, just like with WiFi.
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by nabla9 2y ago
These are not run by phone provider. They are unlicensed just like WiFi. You have to buy your own base station. Its for IoT, factory automation, home use. 5G small cell architecture.
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by nabla9 2y ago
Do you feel the same about Wi-Fi? These unlicensed frequencies combine the benefits of Wi-Fi and 5G together.
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by nabla9 2y ago
He had no change. He started the rebellion from desperation in the first place. The end came quickly when FSB was threatening the family members of the group leaders. Putin can be toppled, but it will be just rearrangement among powerful g
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by nabla9 2y ago
FSO alone has 50k uniformed troops to protect Moscow from the Army or any other attack from the periphery.
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by nabla9 2y ago
It's not the of intellectuals that made Russian revolution happen. Tsar Nicholas II made an unforced error. Russia was in a war (World War I) and 1905 was already a rebellious year in Russia. It was idiocy to keep 100k forcibly conscr
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by nabla9 2y ago
For reference: BYD Auto sold 4.27 million vehicles 41.3% jump from 2023 and has already roughly 50% of Tesla's revenue. May go past Tesla in 1-2 years. TSLA is #13 biggest car manufacturer by revenue.
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by nabla9 2y ago
NHTSA permits automakers to make recalls and not alerting all affected vehicle owners. NHTSA was sued for it. When there is no safety risk it's called TSB (Technical Service Bulletin) https://www.tsbsearch.com/Tesla If
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by nabla9 2y ago
>It’s hard to believe the title here. Absolutely. I believed it only after reading the article an following the links. Of course, they can't replace all of them, just 10% of laid of workers (3% of all visas given out). And want&#x27
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The Brainstem Fine-Tunes Inflammation Throughout the Body(quantamagazine.org)
3 points by nabla9 2y ago|1 comments
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Tesla replaces laid-off U.S. workers with foreigners using visas pushed by Musk(msn.com)
129 points by nabla9 2y ago|77 comments
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by nabla9 2y ago
The linked article explains what happens when you block their IP.
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by nabla9 2y ago
The whole argument is silly. The goodness of license is not determined how developers understand the text. The goodness of license is determined how it is interpreted in the courts. There are good websites who explain and different licens
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by nabla9 2y ago
"If Curtis Priem, Nvidia’s first CTO, had held onto all his stock, he’d be the 16th richest person in America. Instead, he sold out years ago and gave most of his fortune to his alma mater Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute." https

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