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by rasz 1y ago
https://github.com/davidgiven/fluxengine
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by rasz 1y ago
it doesnt differ at all because it IS the camera module in those capsules.
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by rasz 1y ago
Wonder if Musk will be protesting, those seizures could put a dent in SpaceX earnings https://www.barrons.com/news/myanmar-scam-cities-booming-des...
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by rasz 1y ago
Not better, just cheaper copies. And all it took was mining Nortel to death and then moving on to mining Cisco itself.
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by rasz 1y ago
You are losing against Microsoft marketing. In Europe one of the biggest electronic chains MediaMarkt (think bestbuy in its heyday) is currently running commercials targeting older audience and clearly co-financed by Microsoft. Its all abou
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by rasz 1y ago
MIC2025 changed that many to barely any.
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by rasz 1y ago
Qualcomm is not interested in manufacturing Arduinos, they dont even make chips capable of this thus new uno Q uses STM32 for Arduino bits. Qualcomm is interested in Arduino brand to compete with Broadcom Raspberry pi. Someone finally notic
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by rasz 1y ago
>I imagine e.g. a picture of an 8x8 circle actually takes more bits to encode than a mathematical description of the same circle I wonder if there are codecs with provisions for storing common shapes. Text comes to mind - I imagine havin
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by rasz 1y ago
Promises of something 'in 3 years' is not in any way serious while selling mediocre overpriced EV right now. This is Toyota standard stalling while hoping their beloved Hydrogen somehow happens in the mean time.
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by rasz 1y ago
Microsoft really wants that AI company valuation.
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by rasz 1y ago
Very convenient for Amiga since not a single model came with Midi port ... :)
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by rasz 1y ago
All 3 cars I mentioned hit 185mph in 14 seconds at fraction of the price. I find arguing about the last 15mph by Evija silly in light of Rimac Nevera doing 200mph in 10 seconds. Makes Evija look overpriced for what it delivers from one end,
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by rasz 1y ago
Thats becuase EV moves the goal post. You are no longer buying an expensive thing, now you are buying expensive thing that is supposed to be FAST. Whats the point of >$2mil Evija when Plaid Track package at 1/20 the cost is equally
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by rasz 1y ago
Because you might want VLAN. Plus you cant just start blasting reply without a preamble, so its still 14 bytes after receiving just the dest MAC. Then you get potential IFG, FEC, scrambling, it all adds up, no way any switch can do 4ns with
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by rasz 1y ago
So far OpenAI hoovered - (minus) $7 Billion in first quarter 2025. $11.2 billion OPEX (compute, sales/marketing) in exchange for $4.3bn revenue. I wonder if revenue sharing agreement with Microsoft means Microsoft gets to pay for half
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by rasz 1y ago
1992 ram situation was bad, but not that bad. There was no single most expensive component, it was always a contest between CPU, RAM, HDD and monitor :). 1992 30pin Simm prices: 1MB $30-50. 4MB $150 January 1992, lowest in went would be $10
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by rasz 1y ago
Cut Through switching needs what, 14 bytes? Thats ~12ns on 10G? How would you do it in 40 cycles?
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by rasz 1y ago
and unsurprisingly article authors one is a 4 cyl vw but he keeps insisting "This is a Porsche"
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by rasz 1y ago
Dont forget rubber additives (6PPD)!
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by rasz 1y ago
Electrek was super pro Tesla until its founders personally realized they got duped into performing free publicity for Musk. Electrek chief editor naively thought he would actually get $500K in Tesla supercars from referral program https:&#
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by rasz 1y ago
russians paid good money for this consensus! Best Chancellor money could buy. It was so successful Germany became a proxy paying French NGOs to torpedo French Nuclear program! Anti-nuclear lobbying by German foundations in France and Poland
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by rasz 1y ago
Its a Van shell on a racecar. Real unofficial Van record was beat this year by DannyDC2 in a VW Caddy https://dannydc2.com/blogs/news/we-unofficially-beat-a-nurbu...
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by rasz 1y ago
Its Korea, so most likely fear of annoying higher up when seeking approvals. Koreans are weird, for example they will rather eat contractual penalty than report problems to the boss.
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by rasz 1y ago
>AWS S3 has pricing of about $0.023/GB/month, which means ... about $20k/month or outright buying hardware capable of storing 850TB for the same $20K one time payment. Gives you some perspective on how overpriced AWS is.
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by rasz 1y ago
So how is buyers ID going to help with Amazon not inspecting returns? Amazon doesnt even mark returns in any way so they dont know where it came from and where it ended up. Hell, they dont even mark/track source of co-mingled inventory
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by rasz 1y ago
How is ID going to help with this in any way? They charge you (bank account/CC) and send you stuff (address), they inspect the return (or rather Should inspect it). What more would they need?
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by rasz 1y ago
The "trick" is registering as argo equipmet. No, Im not kidding. There is a special EU T3b agricultural tractor vehicle category with very little requirements. The most painful one once you inevitably get stopped by police will be
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by rasz 1y ago
Or people who cant make EVs. Cue Daimler Truck CEO https://electrek.co/2025/09/30/daimler-ceo-just-dropped-some...
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by rasz 1y ago
Thats pre Telecommunications Act of 1996 and pre docsis. Where was it and what hardware you were using? Early Prodigy trial in CA?
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by rasz 1y ago
The _Visited Russia More Than 50 Times Since His “Exile” in 2014_ Durov? The _claims he was poisoned in 2018, but chose "not to tell my colleagues so I wouldn't scare them"_ one? The _left UK for Dubai a day after the Skripa

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