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by rapsey 2y ago
All those big old corps got taken to the cleaners for that. We will see how this AI thing turns out.
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by rapsey 2y ago
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by rapsey 2y ago
Sounds like 20 years ago when everyone was moving IT to India.
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by rapsey 2y ago
> I wonder how well collision detection handles sharing lanes with bikes without suddenly braking in the middle of the road. I would say that is the easy problem. > In my experience the cars are highly regulated and very predictable o
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by rapsey 2y ago
It varies a lot. Are they in Bosnia or are they in Germany.
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by rapsey 2y ago
It was announced a few days ago that Intel is finally going to actually receive something from the CHIPS act. So far they haven't gotten a dime. CHIPS money has overall distributed barely any of the funds.
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by rapsey 2y ago
Who manufactures the type of RAM and can they buy enough capacity? I know nVidia bought up the high bandwidth memory supply for years to come.
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by rapsey 2y ago
If they can replicate them within a decade why bother with an extremely costly war.
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by rapsey 2y ago
What is likelier is China actually succeeding in matching TSMC's capabilities and duplicate the entire west tech ecosystem completely. Anyone who still looks at China as a producer of cheap crap is a decade behind. Their STEM workforce
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by rapsey 2y ago
> Trump supports whatever he supports on a given day. What positions? He seems pretty consistent to me.
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by rapsey 2y ago
FDB is a sorted KV database. So you can do range queries.
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by rapsey 2y ago
This is a useless article without explaining what their use case is exactly. Running 47 kubernetes clusters sounds weird as hell.
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by rapsey 2y ago
I like to think I have a fact and experience based opinions. History is a pretty good guide on what works and what does not. NASA of the 1960s is far removed from the reality of today and the progress they achieved was largely wasted. But I
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by rapsey 2y ago
Absolutely not. NASA can dream big things, then give it to SpaceX to execute. They have proved to be capable of delivering on time and on budget. Private industry can properly motivate their engineers, drive costs down and are motivated to
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by rapsey 2y ago
And this is somehow applicable to spacex and the us gov in 2024.
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by rapsey 2y ago
And they got what they payed for. A great result for all involved.
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by rapsey 2y ago
Examples please.
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by rapsey 2y ago
> They can it's just we don't give them the money and the ability to do so, for a whole host of reasons. Which means they can't. Speaking in theoretical terms is entirely pointless.
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by rapsey 2y ago
> we now LICENSE it from oligarchs who bought it with our money to hold over our heads forever. Oligarchs who went all in and risked their entire net worth to make it work you mean.
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by rapsey 2y ago
They can not do experiments that might result in the destruction of a launch tower for instance. Or even the failure of a rocket. Because they need to answer to the government on what tax dollars are spent on. SpaceX has receive a ton of ba
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by rapsey 2y ago
Government entities can not operate like SpaceX does. Which is why they should stay on the regulation side and be a customer. Much better for all involved.
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by rapsey 2y ago
Anyone who has managed to become proficient in C++ is smart enough to be proficient in Rust. The only too difficult part is adapting to the rust way of doing things and some refuse to.
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by rapsey 2y ago
Rust is easy to learn and user friendly. But if you are stuck in your ways and insist on writing code exactly like you did in another language you will have a hard time. This is true for every language on earth. Rust will refuse to compile,
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by rapsey 2y ago
Of course UK has been a major financial hub (banking and insurance) for centuries. Look at the history of the Rothchilds for instance. You can not be a naval power without a finance sector. It is way too risky and expensive.
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by rapsey 2y ago
I do not understand how people have this problem. Follow interesting people and look at the following tab. Unfollow or mute uninteresting or annoying people. I find it great because there is a ton of interesting people. It is not a website
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by rapsey 2y ago
Her strategy denies liquidity in the startup ecosystem. The very thing that enabled sillicon valley to become what it is. Generations of founders moving on and create new companies in new markets. If you disagree what are the examples?
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by rapsey 2y ago
Removing Lina Khan and Gary Gensler from their positions will do wonders for the tech industry.
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by rapsey 2y ago
And the pollsters were all so wrong. I guess we are in a new era of prediction markets.
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by rapsey 2y ago
Sorry for being so negative but why do people keep building these Actor frameworks for Rust? None of them get any usage.
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by rapsey 2y ago
The quality is no longer low. That was true 10 years ago. Since then China has made significant progress and is on the forefront. China has their own ASML and TSMC, they are just behind. But not as far as the west likes to think. The proble

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