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931.
by opencl 8y ago
Neural interfacing is not that complicated. It's just a microcontroller with two of the GPIO pins connected to antenna nerves, at most $5 worth of hardware.
932.
by opencl 8y ago
These panels as-is have such a short lifespan you'd have to replace them on a daily basis, and the efficiency appears to be several orders of magnitude lower than PV, so this is not remotely close to being cheap. Maybe this line of res
933.
by opencl 8y ago
That is absurdly high pay for a server, you'd be lucky to make half that in most places. I don't even make that much doing software development.
934.
by opencl 8y ago
The Concorde is not "average", it is the most fuel efficient supersonic aircraft to date by a huge margin. Yes it's kind of old but I think you are dramatically overestimating how much aircraft turbojet engines have improved
935.
by opencl 8y ago
The $199 upgrades were only after the initial PS purchase price of $699. The PS-only subscription is $9.99 a month. The $239 a year one "Includes 100GB of cloud storage, your own portfolio website, premium fonts, and social media tools
936.
by opencl 8y ago
Delphi is still around, as is the open source clone Lazarus. It's certainly not as popular as it used to be but still actively developed with people using it.
937.
by opencl 8y ago
By sheer coincidence, within hours of the announcement of GPP ending they have ROG-branded AMD cards back on their website and AREZ has disappeared.
938.
by opencl 8y ago
Semi-related but the new Windows update also made it impossible to disable Bing searches in the Start menu.
939.
by opencl 8y ago
It's the case as long as you manually recompile them once a week when the code signing cert expires. It is deliberately impractical to actually distribute apps this way.
940.
by opencl 8y ago
Is this even considered a bug by the Chromium team (i.e. is there any indication of plans to fix it, or is this just the image cache working as intended)? It's a 10 year old project and memory usage has always been fairly high, I don&#
941.
by opencl 8y ago
The official telegram desktop client is Qt.
942.
by opencl 8y ago
They are conceptually very similar and both obviously inspired by the old CHIP-8. TIC-80 is a bit more 'powerful' in that it's a bit higher resolution with double the sprite count. The most substantial differences: >PICO-8
943.
by opencl 8y ago
VLC also has similar functionality as of version 3.0.
944.
by opencl 9y ago
There was an above-water radar reflector in place specifically so shipboard radar could warn of an impending collision with the reef.
945.
by opencl 9y ago
Employees can be terminated easily though, at will employment means any employee can be dismissed at any time with zero notice without cause.
946.
by opencl 9y ago
Huh? The standard Japanese keyboard layout is Hiragana-based, and every touchscreen Japanese keyboard I've used defaults to 9key kana input. Do people really normally use the romanji IME instead?
947.
by opencl 9y ago
Intel superfund site #1: https://cumulis.epa.gov/supercpad/cursites/csitinfo.cfm?id=0... Intel superfund site #2: https://cumulis.epa.gov/supercpad/cursites/csitinfo.cfm?id=0... Intel su
948.
by opencl 9y ago
The boat had a collision avoidance radar which had been non-functional for over a year because Exxon wouldn't spend the money to maintain it.
949.
by opencl 9y ago
It's definitely a matter of who you're following/who follows you, that's true of any site. IG/FB very much actively encourages (with their newsfeed algorithms, and to an extent also the UI) 'influencer'-ty
950.
by opencl 9y ago
The core of the argument here seems to be that the current downtown is more 'financially productive' than the mall, but it also seems that the entire reason the downtown is financially productive is that it isn't retail . As
951.
by opencl 9y ago
Where do you get this idea that Twitter has near zero interaction? There is tons of interaction on Twitter. Obviously if you follow a bunch of celebrity accounts you will personally not see a lot of interaction. I mostly follow friends and&
952.
by opencl 9y ago
Not different logins. The same item, also on Amazon, sold without Prime shipping is very often cheaper than with Prime. Of course Amazon defaults to not showing you this.
953.
by opencl 9y ago
Not everyone spends >$2200 per year on Amazon purchases. I do not come anywhere near that.
954.
by opencl 9y ago
Not quite 300K but I've personally driven several 90s/early 00s cars well past 250K. Usually obtained extremely cheaply with at least 200K already on them.
955.
by opencl 9y ago
Not just Zen. He headed the development of the Athlon, Athlon64, and also Apple's early custom SoC efforts.
956.
by opencl 9y ago
Who in the hell is charging $1200 to install a serpentine belt? In every car I've seen it's a $20 part and maybe 1-2 hours of labor depending on how annoying the engine design is.
957.
by opencl 9y ago
I think their quality in the late 90s/early 2000s was really good. I've known a lot of people that drive Fords from that era and a lot of them are still around. Not sure when but it seems to have gone massively downhill at some po
958.
by opencl 9y ago
The Mondeo is apparently the UK version of what's known as the Fusion in the US, maybe the UK has more accurate fuel economy testing than the US. Or everyone I know who complains about not getting EPA numbers just has a lead foot.
959.
by opencl 9y ago
The quality is really bad. Maybe they've improved in the past few years but one of my friends has a 5 year old Focus that he bought new and is total garbage. The doors don't lock half the time, the transmission craps out once ev
960.
by opencl 9y ago
Ecoboost is Ford's name for using smaller displacement turbo engines to replace larger naturally aspirated ones. My experience with these types of cars is that with typical real drivers they do not deliver anywhere near the EPA fuel ec

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