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Intel delays 10nm Cannon Lake processors, again, until late 2019(theinquirer.net)
153 points by redial 8y ago|84 comments
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by redial 8y ago
They want to study the sun not the moon.
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by redial 8y ago
All those problems exist in smartphones and maybe manifest even more as you literally hold the heat dissipator in your hands while using it, yet Apple manages just fine. Thermal engineering is hard, but doable, most of all to the richest te
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by redial 8y ago
Ok, Intel- compatible . Apple has no monopoly on any hardware market where they are not the only one. They cannot dictate terms to any other OEM manufacturing A10- compatible computers.
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by redial 8y ago
This is why: > Google has prevented manufacturers wishing to pre-install Google apps from selling even a single smart mobile device running on alternative versions of Android that were not approved by Google (so-called "Android fork
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by redial 8y ago
They are not excluded. They are just not breaking the law that says you cannot force manufacturers to bundle your market-leading-services to gain an unfair advantage in other markets. Apple might be breaking other laws, but not this one. Go
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by redial 8y ago
Or, by doing something that is not illegal in the EU: not forcing manufacturers to bundle Google Search if they want to include the Play Store.
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by redial 8y ago
> It had a monopoly on Intel based computers. No, it had a monopoly on IBM-Compatible computers, which is a category that includes multiple OEMs that sell compatible machines. Apple doesn't have a monopoly on any market category whe
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by redial 8y ago
No, Microsoft was fined for forcing OEMs to install IE and not preinstall other browsers on PCs if they wanted Windows. It had nothing to do directly with end users.
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by redial 8y ago
We'll be to busy preparing for the next big thing, in 20 billion years VR will be just a couple of years away.
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by redial 8y ago
That's next year complaint.
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by redial 8y ago
That factory is mainly for the american market. The trucks paramilitary groups love is the Toyota Hilux, not sold nor produced in the US. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Hilux#Use_by_militant_g...
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by redial 8y ago
Toyota is not an American company.
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by redial 8y ago
Let's just forget Guantanamo, Iraq, Kuwait, Vietnam, South America, etc. and just focus on the recent border thing, that is way way tamer than what China has done or is doing you know. The truth is there's plenty of guilt to go ar
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by redial 8y ago
He can promise to :)
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Who wants to be Intel’s new CEO?(mondaynote.com)
112 points by redial 8y ago|103 comments
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by redial 8y ago
The Core m3 launched nearly 10 years too late tho. They didn't have anything near 4w in 2007.
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by redial 8y ago
> The watch is part of the iPhone ecosystem. You can't use a Watch without buying an iPhone. The watch is an accessory to the iPhone. So? The iPhone was part of the pc ecosystem, for years you needed a pc to even set it up. That say
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by redial 8y ago
The watch is less than 10% and the HomePod is less than 10% and they seem to manage just fine custom designing chips for them. And at some point the outlier in your example is going to be the Mac, and I don't think Apple would care eno
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by redial 8y ago
> t's equally true, and for essentially the same reasons, that Android as a whole exists because the Google leadership basically assumed Apple would screw them over sooner or later if they could. That is the whole reason. Same with
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by redial 8y ago
No. When I visit friends I go to 1432 Union St. not to Walmart. I wouldn't even know how to tell the taxi driver where I want to go if not by the address.
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by redial 8y ago
Maybe the solution is to share those wheelchairs. Not everyone needs one all the time.
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by redial 8y ago
It goes both ways. If you claim there is an unwarranted assumption about the relationship between consciousness and the brain you have to prove it. All I see is consciousness is highly correlated with having a brain. > I agree that peopl
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by redial 8y ago
Although WSL is great, having a system that could lock itself and start updating at any moment even ignoring user preferences is unacceptable. Trust is at the core of a lot of complaints against Windows, and Microsoft is not helping by forc
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by redial 8y ago
Not true, what we call the color red is an electromagnetic wave with a wavelength between, according to wikipedia, 625 and 740 nanometers. And if you are looking at a picture on a computer, the computer will call red a pixel with an rgb val
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by redial 8y ago
The question is "are" there any blue reds. In other words, regardless of who is watching it, or if anyone at all. The question is not "can we perceive" some reds as blue.
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by redial 8y ago
It seems to me you are more interested in the question than in the answer. You agree with me, and then spend two paragraphs justifying why you don't want to agree with me because somehow asking the wrong question still has value. It ma
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by redial 8y ago
Sure, but they don't change the fact those are the only 2 options. And in the "shared reality" option, consciousness is somewhat measurable.
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by redial 8y ago
Except noise, please get rid of the noise.
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by redial 8y ago
The problem is one of humility. If you admit that something is at this point inexplicable then that is where you should stop explaining it. Sometimes I don't know is the only real answer. Because if you want to make this statement: &gt

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