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by phonon 1y ago
Ugh!
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by phonon 1y ago
To be fair, that was mostly Cuomo. Who knows why he was so dead-set on its closure.
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by phonon 1y ago
You overlooked that I listed the actual sensor sizes above! The iPhone's sensor is almost 3 times the area of the Kodak's. In general, small inexpensive consumer cameras use small sensors to keep the price low and to make it eas
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by phonon 1y ago
True enough. If you're using a significant amount of digital zoom on an iPhone, the optical zoom on the larger camera will become an advantage. Once you switch to the native 77mm camera range on the iPhone it should even out again&#x2F
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by phonon 1y ago
Hmmm...the main (48 mp) camera sensor on the iPhone 15 Pro is about 10 x 7.5mm and has optical image stabilization. The 16 mp camera sensor on the Pixpro FZ55 is 6.17 x 4.55 mm and has no optical image stabilization. Maybe you just like the
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by phonon 1y ago
Ultra Ethernet https://www.tomshardware.com/networking/amd-deploys-its-firs... https://semianalysis.com/2025/06/11/the-new-ai-networks-ultr...
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by phonon 1y ago
Baruch dayan emes. He seemed like an extraordinary person.
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by phonon 1y ago
More I-frames.
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by phonon 1y ago
x86_64 patents have expired by now, so they do not in fact pay for them.
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by phonon 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP_Veer and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HP_Pre_3 could have been great, if they had been well supported.
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by phonon 1y ago
HP also shipped two Palm phone devices with webOS, Veer and Pre 3. They would have been more than able to create a complete mobile (and consumer electronic!) ecosystem.
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by phonon 1y ago
The Realtek RTL8127 chip for 10GbE will cost $10, draw 1.95 W and is designed for motherboards. So I think you're a bit pessimistic on timelines... https://www.tomshardware.com/networking/realteks-usd10-tiny-...
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by phonon 1y ago
The next financing round might also include a lot more money on the balance sheet too!
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by phonon 1y ago
409a valuations explicitly take into account share classes/liquidation preferences. That's kind of the point. If the Preferred last sold for $1.00, the 409a might value the Common at $0.10 per share, which would then typically be
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by phonon 1y ago
"The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example. ... A really good pair of leather boots cost fifty dollars. But an affordable pair of boots, which were sort
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by phonon 1y ago
Looks great! Would be wonderful if someone added this to https://github.com/wojtekmaj/react-pdf
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by phonon 1y ago
This is the state of the art for such a setup. Really good performance! https://github.com/kvcache-ai/ktransformers
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by phonon 1y ago
Not really. Insurance is heavily regulated. The insurer would be required to buy more reinsurance to cover that additional risk, until the regulator was satisfied.
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by phonon 1y ago
You could still go to small claims court!
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by phonon 1y ago
You make good points, but including underwriting costs, systems and overhead, they must be losing something like 50 cents or more for every dollar of premium they take in (I will assume they have minimal marketing costs.) Insurance is a reg
111.
by phonon 1y ago
An underwriting loss, when you specialize in a very specific risk, is not something you can later make up with volume. They still have to pay for overhead, acquisition costs, etc. And customers have little loyalty for auto insurance. If t
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by phonon 1y ago
They've changed that decision. All upcoming cores (even e-cores) will have AVX10 (-512) https://www.phoronix.com/news/Intel-AVX10-Drops-256-Bit
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by phonon 1y ago
Yes, it's OSS. (Apache 2.0) https://github.com/zulip/zulip
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by phonon 1y ago
They literally categorized research as DEI ("Status") if it had the keywords "HISTORICALLY", "EXCLUSIVE", "INSTITUTIONAL", "STATUS", "BARRIER" and on and on...these are not serious
115.
by phonon 1y ago
The statute he uses for emergency tariffs specifically excludes information, films, & art https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/50/1702
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by phonon 1y ago
If they do their own, original, investigative reporting, you may want to be a bit more permissive.
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by phonon 1y ago
I certainly hope so. But this[1] (not to mention other highly illegal "impoundment" type actions of this administration) gives me little succor. :-( [1] https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/nevi/resources
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Army made a tank it doesn't need and can't use. Now it's figuring out what to do(defenseone.com)
6 points by phonon 1y ago|3 comments
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by phonon 1y ago
"They occurred in every PostgreSQL version we tested, from 13.15 (the oldest version which AWS supported) to 17.4 (the newest)." So unlikely v17 will make a difference.
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by phonon 1y ago
Memory bandwidth is 256 GB/s, which is shared by CPU, GPU, and NPU. So not comparable to a discrete GPU.

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