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by petra 4y ago
Automotive is the extreme case. For now it would be good that many non-automotive chips will shift to 28nm. That will leave some decent spare capacity for automotive. And maybe when a lot of such chips would be done in 28nm, it would make s
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by petra 4y ago
If the core ideas are already in the public domain, it likely means that designs that bypass the enclave patent are likely.
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by petra 4y ago
Given that pig heart transplants are only a candidate for people that are a really bad shape, how does your friend see this field advance after this current result?
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by petra 4y ago
A chinese company recently began manufacturing inkjet printheads. https://www.keypointintelligence.com/news/editors-desk/2018/... .
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by petra 4y ago
Sure the internet greatly improved access to information, and definetly helped science and tech. But at what psychological costs? It has greatly reduced: stability, attention spans, empathy, being satisfied in what you have and probably gre
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by petra 4y ago
//Real progress would be improving technology to make the things people need and want cheaper I agree about the goal. But technology isn't what makes housing near reasonable places to live(employment, good community, etc) exp
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by petra 4y ago
Those billionaires could be funding research directly if they want. No need to start a newe university. Maybe that's not enough.
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by petra 4y ago
I do wonder really:given a choice between having a car and having internet, what would people prefer? My guess is that many would prefer having internet access.
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by petra 4y ago
>> Like, I've met homeless people in Colombia with better self-esteem than well-off Americans. That's interesting, can you expand on those Colombian people and why they have such high self-esteem ?
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by petra 4y ago
https://hbr.org/podcast/2021/12/anxiety-is-a-habit
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by petra 4y ago
The DMV outsourced it's service in some areas. Service improved. So it's possible to benefit from the benefits of public spending and private efficiencies. It's a pretty common method for governments to spend money.
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by petra 4y ago
The 3.5mm jack/cable is much more reliable than a usb-c port.
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by petra 4y ago
Sure, but what about the management side, don't they naturally want to find cheaper programmers? So how did it all got so unnecessarily complicated?
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by petra 4y ago
" Amazon scans each individual Transparency-enabled code to ensure that only authentic products are shipped."
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by petra 4y ago
What technology sectors will likely experience a bear market ? And what will continue to get solid investments from VC's ?
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by petra 4y ago
More people are investing in real-estate, and less millenials are buying.
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by petra 4y ago
Why isn't the splitting dynamic, according to need?
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by petra 5y ago
There's a difference between working in the industry and wearing a shirt. Does this article says that people wearing polyester clothing are at serious risk?
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by petra 5y ago
What kind of benefits would using large amount of HBM3 memory would have on the Grace CPU ? How big of an improvement in common tasks ? Or is it just an overkill for a CPU, in general ? Have they solved the "Memory Wall" for CPU&#
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by petra 5y ago
All those are nice. But are there enough niches, where that combined with an inexperienced person, would lead a commercial site to, say, the the top 6/10 sites on commercial keywords with enough volume ?
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by petra 5y ago
The problem with reddit is that the comments there could also be ads, and it's harder to tell.
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by petra 5y ago
What incentives do they have to promote affiliate links to Amazon ? It's a bit more complicated than that. Even useful sites in commercially related niches use affiliate links as a source of revenue.
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by petra 5y ago
It depends on the city/area. In some places it's allowed, in others it is not.
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by petra 5y ago
This is not only about terror activity. I'm an Israeli, politically left leaning and it's a shame that I need to write the following(and for many years I've believed the opposite) : The Israeli Arabs are a big problem. We&#x2
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by petra 5y ago
"However, a recent study in the JAMA Journal of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery states that white noise’s lack of structure can worsen tinnitus symptoms. The study researchers also suggest that white noise could possibly “accele
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by petra 5y ago
I don't think that there would be much need for a 100% L5 car. Remote driving where a single driver controls a few cars, possibly by people from emerging countries, will solve this problem, will be quite cheap, and will always add an e
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by petra 5y ago
Zglue does exactly that but for things like microcontrollers and sensors. Maybe one day it will come to high-end chips.
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by petra 5y ago
Does he imitate only when having stomach problems ? How do you/he recognize stomach problems in the older dog?
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by petra 5y ago
Why, given that the food industry is very competitive and low margin ?
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by petra 5y ago
The tech is the easy part: iOS/Android have the best security teams in the world, and an unlimited budget, and sandboxing is an old, proven tech. I guess that the politics here are the real barrier.

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