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rasz
2y ago
Sounds like Akihabara in the nineties. https://akiba-pc.watch.impress.co.jp/hotline/backnum.html For example AMD Athlon. Official announcement June 23 1999, official shipping date August 17, 1999. A week after announce
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2y ago
it hallucinated one more folder
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rasz
2y ago
Sure he did, he wants obedience.
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2y ago
>It's hard to find places where FPGAs really win. Rapid product development. Got a project that needs to ship in 6-9 months and will be on the market for less than two years in small volume? Thats where FPGAs go. Medical, test and m
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rasz
2y ago
Intel FPGA venture made tons more sense than AMD following it. FPGAs are great at filling up your idle fabs and honing engineering skills on reaching high yields. Selling now also makes sense. There was only one serious competitor in 2015.
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2y ago
I didnt say anything earlier, different person :) >And what evidence is there that it is heavily subsidized? 40% https://cnevpost.com/2025/03/10/shanghai-to-subsidize-swap-s... https://cnevpost.
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rasz
2y ago
>women are barely more than cardboard cutouts in his stories Same as Lem. Reading Return from the Stars was physically panful.
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2y ago
Of course it is. It will require a regular Maralago dinner subscription.
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2y ago
Heavily subsidized, it exist in the same way Hydrogen cars exist in California.
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2y ago
>Too many companies, especially in the EV space (Tesla is awful at this) will announce tech years in advance and often not even deliver. Isnt it deliberate to generate Osbourne effect? For example Toyota with its "solid state really
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2y ago
>That took dedicated hardware that only the early Atari 2600 was downright pathetic compared to TRS-80 or Apple 2 >/NES comparable to C-64 >/Genesis comparable to Amiga 500
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2y ago
Not to mention both Intel 30 stages deep pipeline and PPC in-order were empty MHz spend mostly on waiting for cache misses.
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rasz
2y ago
Are you saying nobody will recognize old NSX as something special? R34?
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2y ago
You will just have to keep going to those 1mil/pop dinners at maralago https://www.npr.org/2025/04/09/nx-s1-5356480/nvidia-china-ai...
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2y ago
Try making PCBs or small custom milled parts. You would need at least 500% tariffs to match Chinese prices.
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rasz
2y ago
Nice. Tried with Koss headphones and despite 3 entries (with custom earpads? audiophools are insane) for my model it all sounded the same to my ear when flipping EQ in player. I thought it was broken until I found Advanced and switched Targ
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rasz
2y ago
Original sounds like one of the speakers wired in reverse inverting phase.
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2y ago
Under windows https://sourceforge.net/projects/equalizerapo/ >Equalizer APO can be used in conjunction with Room EQ Wizard ( http://www.roomeqwizard.com/ ), because it can read its filter text fi
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2y ago
https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/the-best-fights-betwee... Cohn starts assembling every piece of economic data to try and convince Trump that American workers did not aspire to work in assembly factories. “See,” h
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2y ago
>The Atari handheld computer in front of this Osborne Model 1 came out only six years later, in 1989. The world was passing Osborne by, and that led to its liquidation in 1986. Six years is a long time. Try one year for a competitor maki
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2y ago
TSMC should call the bluff. They arent exporting anything to US. Apple, Nvidia, AMD and Intel are. Those four are over 50% of TSMC output and their clients will pay tariffs, whats more there is nowhere else to go but TSMC for those four.
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2y ago
Youtube Studio is has build in AI thumbnail functionality. Google actively encourages use of AI to clickbait and to generate automatic AI replies to comments ala onlyfaps giving your viewers that feeling of interaction without reading thei
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2y ago
>"In brief, partitioning refers to storing your links with additional information about where they were clicked," explains Seevers. "In Chrome, this is: link URL, top-level site, and frame origin. This is crap. I want to s
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2y ago
This congress? no.
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2y ago
How is that surprising? Last project where he contributed code was Kyocera Kyotronic 85/ Olivetti M10/NEC PC-8201/Tandy TRS-80 Model 100 8085 based portable.
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2y ago
Afaik you can "erase" contents of a disk with open session. Data is still there just invisible without specialized tools, enough to fool non nerds.
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2y ago
Drives? I havent seen one yet. Floppies yes, but just like SD cards its just a plastic piece being read by controller GPIO and a mere suggestion to the hardware. There are forensic Write blockers for drives tho starting at around $200 for S
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2y ago
You dont really have a waste problem when full year of "waste" from a 1 GW plant fits inside single tractor trailer with room to spare.
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2y ago
My favorite movie of his would be 2004 Spartan followed by 1996 The Island of Dr. Moreau.
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2y ago
As for Roadster. Tesla used those as incentive when heavily promoting S/X with referrals. Some people have 2-3 Roadsters free on paper, at least ~100 total. Thats cool ~$50mil instant loss the moment you start actually making the thing
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