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qwe----3
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1y ago
You realize people in the 1950s were less careful than now?
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1y ago
All the trends look downward to me?
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1y ago
Go read some prose from 200 years ago and tell me that consensuses don’t chsnge
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qwe----3
1y ago
Looks like at least 30GW https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulat...
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1y ago
Tell that to China
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1y ago
AMSL EUV technology was developed in the US you know. I don’t know if you’ve noticed but AMSL follows US export controls
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1y ago
A bit too much romanticizing the field of software for me... I'm not sure this will really help you rediscover yourself.
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1y ago
You shouldn't have earphones on when driving.
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1y ago
It was democrats that crushed nuclear in the 90s
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1y ago
They manage to pay Linus 1.5 million a year, spare me
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1y ago
WGU course content is a complete joke- I would look negatively on that if I saw it
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1y ago
The SH1106 (1.3 inch) is a better option now. You can get them for 1.50$ on aliexpress sometimes
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2y ago
It’s obviously obstructed, but throw it into an LLM to attempt to clean it up
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2y ago
> "I want to avoid a single extra click once every other month, so I guess I better irrevocably open my data/phone/life up completely to megacorp forever" Nah, it's super annoying when I click on a link and don&#
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2y ago
- The compiler will most-likely ignore your inline instructions and decide on its own whether inlining is done or not, so might as well remove them. There are compiler specific attributes that can really force this. Of course, it's wor
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2y ago
1) Don't you already have that? 2) Don't you already have a trade deal with the EU? You'd reduce your ability to control borders and immigration levels + have to adopt the EU regulatory burden
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2y ago
Isnt every team in any company a secret?
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2y ago
Columbia is a bad school (barnard college being even worse).
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2y ago
I bet back in the day you were the complaining about 200000$ toilet seats in Iraq. Now that’s it’s not on your side of politics it’s a fabrication
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2y ago
Maybe I’m Stupid but I couldn’t figure out how to set the pull up or pull down resistors on these boards. Maybe with LLMs I can figure this out now…. Something to do with device tree confits?
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2y ago
The person that worked for 25 years starting at 18 for a full pension benefited me? Nah, I think they benefited far far more.
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2y ago
Teenagers know how to use vpns, you know that right?
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qwe----3
2y ago
I’m jealous
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qwe----3
2y ago
That is true
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qwe----3
2y ago
That’s like every professors office
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2y ago
The principal and distinguished engineers on my team used Vim and Emacs :P
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2y ago
Yeah, in Germany the rich stay rich.
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2y ago
Good luck getting 500k+ grants in other countries. If you leave there won't be a shortage of postdocs looking for a new tenure track position.
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2y ago
7 years to estimate the impact? I'm guessing it would take a professional an afternoon.
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2y ago
That would probably make TED less funny
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