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by sct202 5y ago
Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan don't have complete semiconductor supply chains either. All the companies in those countries are dependent on suppliers all over the region and the world.
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Seems like price gouging if they're cancelling your original order but still allowing orders at the updated higher price.
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The battery life makes it a whole different issue. AirTags have a battery life of 1 year versus a burner phone with a battery life of 2 days.
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by sct202 5y ago
Indonesia nationalized all the assets of Royal Dutch Shell after independence, so there was probably some hesitation from companies to build refineries there versus Singapore.
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by sct202 5y ago
Yeah the Impossible Foods logo looks like the same font without the strike out in the middle. And according to the filings the logo been registered to ImpossibleHQ since 2012 and that's also documented on the web archive with that same
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by sct202 5y ago
That's a lot of stipulations. I wonder how strict they are on proving that you did all 9 steps and substeps for 46 weeks, like I'm not even sure how I would prove a lot of those things (linkedin, phone calls, texts) happened excep
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by sct202 5y ago
A lot of government funded companies are started as knockoffs of successful business models when that industry becomes trendy. It's really hard to start companies and it's even harder when there's already someone that does it
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by sct202 5y ago
They made some strategic errors beyond that like how they lost $8 billion on their merger/investment with Baker Hughes in the oil and gas sector.
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by sct202 5y ago
Even when you fill out the online police reports they'll often reject it for whatever reason that they want to, and then force you to call it in if you really want it submitted.
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You can add the 2FA authenticator codes to multiple authenticator programs. I usually add them on to 2 different devices at the same time.
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The message said they're from Chicago and there's a META LLC registered to him in Illinois since September 2013. Not sure what they do, but at minimum it seems like they've been using the name for some time.
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Taiwan didn't lockdown their factories. Their border is highly restricted for entry but they haven't really gone beyond closing indoor dining and karaoke. In Q3 2021, TSMC shipped 12.5% more wafers year over year and +5.7% quarter
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by sct202 5y ago
I'm not sure if you can do it on behalf of a website, but Bing Webmaster Support has been pretty responsive in my experience with my own domains, like an actual person emailed me back after a couple days. And since Bing seems to feed a
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by sct202 5y ago
>Is this data different than the data that a major retailer would get from sales of a product on its shelves? This is what sold by Amazon items are like, and also why I don't care what Amazon does with that data. With FBA, to me it
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by sct202 5y ago
I personally think it depends on if the sales data is from FBA or sold by Amazon. If it's sold by Amazon data that should be fair game for Amazon to do whatever it wants. I'm a little uncomfortable with them using FBA data (market
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People can endorse the check over to you on the back, but most banks won't accept it on mobile. And then if you want to deposit it in person at the bank, they may require everyone involved to be present because there is the risk of fra
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by sct202 5y ago
Shouldn't be too much of a worry since the next 2 largest vendors of telecom equipment are European (Nokia and Ericsson). Although, Nokia owns the remnants of a bunch of US companies like Lucent and Motorola Networks so they may be mor
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by sct202 5y ago
This is odd considering Prolific makes users input a bunch of demographic info (age, sex, location, education, ethnicity/race, etc) so that researchers can target specific demographics for their surveys. Did the researchers just assume
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by sct202 5y ago
Not this particular case but just to give context on why padding the primary with sham candidates of the same ethnic group is an issue, but also in Chicago it has happened that people change their names to imply certain ethnic/heritage
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In your second link there's Power @ iso-speed comparisons within TSMC's nodes and TSMC has 3 revisions of their N7 with 3 different power usages. Presumably, Intel can do similar things within their generations too.
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by sct202 5y ago
And it looks like that's 100% what has happened to US based suppliers of surgical masks and N95s. A lot of them are having trouble marketing their higher cost masks now that the main suppliers (3M etc) have been able to catch up for th
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by sct202 5y ago
It seems like everyone is picking a different way of extracting money from the tech companies. America seems to favor taxes, EU fines, China donations.
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You're still working for someone else in the trades. All your clients are basically mini-bosses and your performance ratings are public on Yelp and Angies List.
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Yeah, restrictions in Canada varied by region and shifted on and off, so it would take a lot more analysis to say one way or the other.
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Plus the highly educated skilled workers who run those companies will probably find a ton of countries welcoming them with open arms.
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The UK has been estimating their percentage of population with antibodies which includes both people who were infected and vaccinated. Scroll to Figure 1 for the charts, but before vaccination their levels in the different regions (England,
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TSMC has a few smaller fabs currently outside of Taiwan, 2 in China, 1 in the US (WaferTech not the Arizona plant under-construction) and 1 in Singapore.
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Sometimes you just have to threaten to blow the whole business up before anyone goes to bat for you behind the scenes.
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Sort of, it would come down to suppliers would historically only sell in large quantities to maximize their production efficiency, so the per unit production cost would be minimized by running a long production run. But this would potential
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It's going to be hard to convince couples living in 1 bedroom apartments to cram in 2 kids just so that the country can hit replacement level fertility rates. Large urban cities just don't seem built for families, especially with

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