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   by pcurve 5y ago

   43 here. I admire your courage. Hope to see your project here posted soon!
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   by pcurve 5y ago

   I clicked into it thinking it was going to be a research article about the importance of developing deep connection with a few. Boy was I wrong.
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   by pcurve 5y ago

   Love all these pandemic driven sharing functions. Very solid upgrade.
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   by pcurve 5y ago

   "In civil forfeitures, no criminal conviction is required. The government just needs to prove that it’s more likely than not that the money or property it seeks to confiscate was linked to criminal activity." Wow... I had no idea
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   by pcurve 5y ago

   It's shockingly good. I'm actually very proud of this statistic. Most won't see material difference between 200mbps vs #1 spot of 250mbps. It's negligible. However. I think there's a rather huge sampling bias, bec
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   by pcurve 5y ago

   I had one... My favorite game was Fantasy Zone. Its sound track has stayed with me even after 30+ years https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L7WQYjC26SU
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   by pcurve 5y ago

   I tend to agree. No two candidates are exactly the same. Just like there's no pay transparency, there is no candidate transparency. With things I buy off the Web, I have option of returning if they were misrepresented or do not perf
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   by pcurve 5y ago

   Pro max is up to 240 grams now. Well beyond half a pound mark. Yikes. I know it’s not apple to apple comparison but the new galaxy fold 3 only weighs 30 grams more.
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   by pcurve 5y ago

   Yep, all the old unsexy stocks are still trading at fair valuations.
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    I don't see any reference to Korean pop specifically in the article or another article it links to?
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    probably until the current communist party loses its grip. Currently, it's sort of a federated dictatorship. They see what S.Korea has gone through in being a full democracy, taking lessons from it to ensure it doesn't happen the
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    I knew based on the headline alone, this was going to be a fun read. After I read the article, I went to get some popcorns. "Whether intentional or through ignorance, there is a great deal of bias against the mainframe. It’s too expen
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    "The cleanliness of Tokyo, the diversity of New York and the social services of Stockholm: Billionaire Marc Lore has outlined his vision for a 5-million-person "new city in America" and appointed a world-famous architect to d
14. 884.▲
    by pcurve 5y ago

    Considering it’s de facto global video sharing platform the fact that it’s only 15 billion per year is surprising and makes me uneasy about equity valuation in general in tech space
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Question… Does the fact that it’s Android Go edition make it less desirable than regular edition for the purpose of app development and testing?
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    I could be wrong but I took it as commentary on seemingly small number of headcount. (Vs fractional nature)
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Good old days of development.
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Apple painted itself into corner by refusing to do iCloud scanning to maintain its differentiated stance compared to its competitor, so the only way it COULD comply with government pressure is to do the scanning at device level. Except, th
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Since they weren't scanning icloud, there had to have been a ton of pressure from the government, despite their claims otherwise.
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    I don't mind it not being faster than car. The problem though is, in most American cities, you still need a car to get around once you get there. Uber has made things better. (and why doesn't CNN have separate volume control for v
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Key takeaway "factories are more advanced and cost over $20 billion each." "Once you spend all that money building giant facilities, they become obsolete in five years or less. To avoid losing money, chipmakers must generate
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    It applies to Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. Avoid Chrysanthemums, white lilies, and white flowers in general.
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Was the recommendation logic corrupt based on inputs from racist individuals who responded / shared this video on social media? Or is the recommendation logic completely insulated from outside influence? Here's the full video. ht
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Yeah, still not handing over phone. Mine will be used for recording the encounter.
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Thanks, I found it. https://iterative-refinement.github.io/
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Wish they had actual high res image for comparison. Looks like a great way to save bandwidth for video conferencing calls
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Yup. I feel your survival has to depend on it to learn it.
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    If I were Delta employee, I would lose so much confidence in leadership over this decision. How can they so oblivious to outside optics?
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Yes, and they're stuck in a bad place. new fab takes years and costs 10 billion + to build... https://www.extremetech.com/computing/322695-why-we-cant-bui...
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    by pcurve 5y ago

    Their margin is approaching 40%. They're basically printing money at this point. It's hilarious how a manufacturer can be so profitable nowadays.