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Teaching Paradox, Victoria II Part III: World’s Fair
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Interactive Cellular Landscapes: Protein Synthesis
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Another part of the consideration is that transistors are abstracted away into functions like logic gates partially because it makes it easier for the designers. Neurons on the other hand can likely take advantage of all sorts of complex in
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Gift card gang extracts cash from 100k inboxes daily
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On another page[1], you can spot NET being OR'd together with PAD1 and PAD2 to VIDEO. I would guess that it's abstracted away on this page for simplicity. [1] https://www.falstad.com/pong/paddles.html
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Pong Circuit-Level Simulation
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NEC’s Forgotten FPUs
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Followup on the Dashboard Story
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I think they are suggesting to move the justification section of the github page to the top of the github readme. (Instead of posting another comment on HN)
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The Rise of a Different Work-from-Home
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An update about Chang’e 5 whereabouts
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There's been lots and lots of titles with Denuvo cracked by scene groups like CODEX and CPY/Conspiracy and EMPRESS[1]. There's also controversy with the DRM's highly excessive and arguably wasteful use of resources. Some
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Receiving FLEXlm Error -88,309: System Clock Has Been Set Back (2020)
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Big company tale: six months for a list and a button
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> 5G is sub 6GHz Quick google search suggests otherwise. It appears to depend on configuration but can go over 50 GHz, is that true? Would be a real broad band operation if they're trying to jam all that.
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Interactive Cellular Landscapes
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Plugins in Go
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Jiva Materials – Fully Recyclable PCB Substrates
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Man Robbed of 16 Bitcoin Sues Young Thieves’ Parents
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I think the key is that, the machines that make extremely advanced machines are not that advanced in of themselves. You don't have to go down that many layers from the machines that foundries use (arguably objects among the very apex o
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That's very interesting as well. Could you expand a little on what you mean by them becoming completely unresponsive?
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Does anybody know of anything that can make music like this without being 3D? Like, anything more "practical" in a sense? I think some of the tunes here are really nice.
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Human shielding and how things impact a person
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A peculiar state of matter in layers of semiconductors
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Except I'd imagine that most people won't feel the terrorist attack quite so quickly, giving folks likely enough time to recover. If they got bombed up, all the foundries would be fine and can continue production of chips as usu
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I'm not sure how one could end up trusting such organizations besides "just taking their word for it".. also this system sounds more flawed than what you could do with cryptocurrencies?
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They still do, as someone who completed AP Bio a few months ago.
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A big hole in a big road ate one of my tires
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Reverse-engineering a vintage power supply chip from die photos
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Larger feature size would help the power consumption in this case as well - larger distance between transistor features means less leakage which means less static power consumption. Dynamic power consumption would of course increase but tha
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