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The house always wins with SPACs(reuters.com)
1 points by okl 6y ago|1 comments
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by okl 6y ago
I would call ~80 TWhpa "huge": https://digiconomist.net/bitcoin-energy-consumption/
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by okl 6y ago
The burden of proof is on the one who makes the claim. You made the claim, you have to provide proof. That is what "Citation please" says.
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by okl 6y ago
That price was at quantity '1' though, right?
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by okl 6y ago
Hi there, I have a few recommendation: - Add an indication of the current time and date. - Add a hidden button/switch to change between weekly/monthly calendar layout. - Show a small popup with the pertinent information of the nex
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by okl 6y ago
What is the relation between F' and cFS/cFE?
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by okl 6y ago
Who would buy this stuff?
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Qualcomm CEO Elect Says Huawei Ban May Help with Chip Shortages(bloomberg.com)
2 points by okl 6y ago|0 comments
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by okl 6y ago
I think this is the money quote from that filing: "Moreover, we expect to begin accepting bitcoin as a form of payment for our products in the near future, subject to applicable laws and initially on a limited basis, which we may or m
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by okl 6y ago
Isn't that true for any nuclear warhead that you shoot to bits?
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by okl 6y ago
They also like to do that with whistleblowers: "Mollath's forensic incarceration for seven years and the surrounding legal judgments became the basis of a public controversy in Bavaria and the whole of Germany when at least some u
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by okl 6y ago
> It seems like if you had knowledge of this and you could predict a highly profitable business merging with a SPAC, you could get in at the ground floor for incredible and almost immediate share price growth. Take care to not fall victi
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by okl 6y ago
It's from 2000.
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by okl 6y ago
> At least in EU/Germany, you don't have the Government asking you to do shady things without due process. Sure? https://www.dw.com/en/internet-exchange-de-cix-accuses-germa...
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by okl 6y ago
His "Software Project Survival Guide" is great too, a bit dated but a great read. Saved more than one project that was close to the abyss when I joined.
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by okl 6y ago
I think that's not quite right. While it's true that for each node they build different manufacturing lines, generating the required know-how is an iterative/evolutionary process in the same way that process node technology u
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by okl 6y ago
There's a nice wiki where you can look up more detailed specs on the processes of each contender, e.g. 5nm: https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/5_nm_lithography_process
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by okl 6y ago
SemiAccurate has written a lot about the reasons, for me the essence from that was: complacency, unrealistic goals, they didn't have a plan B in case schedule slips.
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by okl 6y ago
> [...] and not have fab capabilities to fall back on in the West. I'm not too concerned: - There are still a number of foundries in western countries that produce chips which are good enough for "military equipment". - Co
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by okl 6y ago
I agree, and if they had a problem with it, why didn't they say so 5 years ago?
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by okl 6y ago
For lot's of other fun bithacks, see: https://graphics.stanford.edu/~seander/bithacks.html
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by okl 6y ago
Oh, ok, thanks for the info.
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by okl 6y ago
Take a look for yourself: https://www.digikey.com/catalog/en/partgroup/chip-quik-indiu...
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by okl 6y ago
AFAIK only in specialised low-temp solder, like the one sold by Chip-Quik to desolder sensitive components.
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by okl 6y ago
As I've understood, (correct me if I'm wrong) one of the main concerns is that you end up with a protein that interferes with other functions of the body in unexpected ways. So I guess it would be prudent to go through phase 1-3 t
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by okl 6y ago
Possibly because it helps to bootstrap the entropy pool, see for example these ramblings on the topic: https://daniel-lange.com/archives/152-Openssh-taking-minutes...
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by okl 6y ago
Right, if the optimum is not the maximum/minimum of X, then you are probably not optimizing for X, or you have additional constraints.
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by okl 6y ago
Unless you can decide what elegant, efficient, and effective mean for your project that statement is empty.
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by okl 6y ago
In my experience, the opposite is often the case -- The argument: "We can't start over because we don't have enough time left" grows in strength as the project approaches the deadline and is used to justify shoddy work.
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by okl 6y ago
Add to that additional delays because of the holidays.

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