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by puchatek 5y ago
That's what I recall from an interview with Melzer a while back too. Don't recall the details though.
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by puchatek 5y ago
I think the hint is in "after the second time I did this". I would also wonder if to keep them on at that point.
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by puchatek 5y ago
If eating GMOs has you scared, this should be absolutely terrifying
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by puchatek 5y ago
Yep. If they had all coordinated their efforts then they might have settled on some inferior design and stuck with it for longer than necessary. That third group might not have been around to look into that CMOS stuff
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by puchatek 5y ago
That's hardly evidence. You have to control for all the other things that differ between developed and undeveloped countries. Since this is difficult you could at the very least find 1000 farmers in an undeveloped country and feed the
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by puchatek 5y ago
Good article, but needs more blockchain.
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by puchatek 5y ago
I think the article is not about general technical knowledge or even knowledge about specific technology used at your company but more about e.g. why a certain way to model your domain makes sense or how an unusual system design will pay of
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by puchatek 5y ago
Ideally yes. But i would be concerned that 6 months later the CEO asks me why sales aren't ramping up and doesn't want to hear that we were selling the wrong thing because of insufficient upfront analysis. Meanwhile the board migh
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by puchatek 5y ago
The foresight is more about EVs conquering the car market and what it would take to be part of that value chain
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by puchatek 5y ago
They are an imperfect indicator for sure but i fear we don't have anything better.
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by puchatek 5y ago
> It's easy for something new to feel like a project of your own. That's one of the reasons for the tendency programmers have to rewrite things that don't need rewriting, and to write their own versions of things that alre
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by puchatek 5y ago
If this was the only driver then the logical response wouldn't be a ban but rather more r&d spending to develop European alternatives.
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by puchatek 5y ago
I know, I know, oh oh oh!
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by puchatek 5y ago
Obviously not cool enough! Same thing with racing bikes. All that gorgeous gear and Lycra and then you're supposed to announce yourself to the slow masses with that ridiculous sound!? No way!
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by puchatek 5y ago
As long as that same company doesn't complain about are shortage while they have their talent crawling in the crouch space it's ok
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by puchatek 5y ago
Leng
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by puchatek 5y ago
That website or yours should be its own hn article.
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by puchatek 5y ago
I had rather Germany stay in the global small league the way it is than be seduced by perceived anglo-saxon economic success and turn into some crappy copy of the US. The US truly scares me.
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by puchatek 6y ago
Doesn't look destroyable in the long-term
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by puchatek 6y ago
Maybe political change would be the most obvious remedy but it's track record of helping the poor is gives ample reason to look for change elsewhere.
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by puchatek 6y ago
This meaning of "uncle" should make it into mainstream english.
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by puchatek 6y ago
I can sort of imagine how it could be seen as indoctrinating and be unintendedly traumatizing, but barbaric?
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by puchatek 6y ago
> there will be dramatically more wealth to go around There is already a dramatic amount of wealth to go around and yet it is held by fewer and fewer individuals and organizations every year. Just like there is enough food in the world
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by puchatek 6y ago
Neurotoxic? I would like to see a source for that claim. Psychedelics are certainly not to be underestimated but from what I have heard the actual physical harm they can do is negligible compared to e.g. what alcohol does to your body. If
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by puchatek 6y ago
> Bill was wearing the same presenter shirt we all had to wear. Can somebody explain?
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by puchatek 6y ago
Would that explain why the list of recipes is almost entirely noon-vegetarian?