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by sct202 4y ago
In my region people grow hay (non-grain grass) on land they grow corn on, and bale it up to sell as livestock feed. It's part of crop rotation bc corn is rough on the soil but they could also just grow soy or a variety of other grain p
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by sct202 4y ago
Huawei launched a line of cellphone chips using N5 at the same time as Apple, right before they got banned from using TSMC. It seems like others could pay enough if they really wanted to.
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If they're so old they've crossed the line to vintage, they are in demand again.
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They had an app called Lasso a couple years ago that they shut down, I don't know anyone who actually used it though.
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by sct202 4y ago
She got off the plane. Taiwan livestreamed the landing and greeting when everyone got off https://youtu.be/VfzTZyZTv5I?t=1701
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There were rampant rumors in my HS and college of people memorizing a list of answers to get Adderall to help them study better, and this was 10+ years ago.
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While South Korea is throwing out giant numbers, the number of South Korean and Taiwanese companies who are announcing plants contingent on the CHIPS Act recently makes it seem like what the US is doing is very favorable (these companies h
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The EU passed their own Chips Act earlier this year. It was a point of contention since Intel's CEO has kept threatening to expand in Europe instead of the US if the US CHIPS act isn't passed.
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It's going to cost a lot more than $10m or you're going to have to start a lot simpler. This year, Tower Semiconductor (soon to be part of Intel) has proposed spending $3b on joint venture fab in India that will produce 65nm chips
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Probably just the college placements are enough. The other 2 high schools in Gainesville sent 2 kids each to Harvard, Princeton, or MIT during 2018-2020, while Buchholz has sent 8 according to Polaris List. The math team has posted where th
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I do see risk with the algorithm being manipulated in the future, but right now it seems like I have the most personal control over the Tiktok feed than any other social media app. If I click the not interested button, it stops sending me v
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by sct202 4y ago
It's probably related because Japan and the US both need a lot of natural gas to produce electricity, and natural gas is very expensive this year. The US replaced coal with natural gas because it was cheaper and cleaner. Japan replaced
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My friend who got laid off from Sears got way more than that! I can't believe one of the highest valued companies in the world gives out less than a husk of a company.
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Nuclear is an option but it's not a fast option. The newest reactor designs from Westinghouse and EPR have taken 9 years at the fastest to complete in China and much longer everywhere else. You can say the regulations or NIMBYs are slo
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Maybe some, but Intel would need to take steps to prove that they're trustworthy. In the event that Intel's fabs become the best in the future, there's a situation that will happen where Intel might be tempted to use it all u
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I think it's different in undeveloped countries where if you were raised with nothing, it doesn't seem bad to raise kids that way. But in developed countries, I think a lot of people would refuse to raise kids if the conditions we
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That's what I mean, the list price in the big box is just the mfg, markup and labor. You have to add on $5 to the 'Transparent Pricing' that they put in the giant box in the center of the page, you only see that there is an a
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There's a $5 shipping fee that isn't included until check out, so for a lot of cheap drugs it's still cheaper to go thru GoodRX/Walmart/other discount programs.
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And it sounds like he was mostly targeting primary elections which can be half the turnout of a general election.
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They live in crowded spaces. I had friends in NYC who would live 4 to a 1 bedroom apt where there'd be 2 people in a bedroom and 2 people splitting the rest of the living space with a DIY curtain. It's definitely a lifestyle choic
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A lot of the internet is behind semi-walled gardens and GoogleBot and BingBot have preferential access. All the large social sites, Cloudflare, and other CDNs will just stop serving unknown bots after awhile, which is why there are spiderin
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In the US at least, EssilorLuxottica owns a large portion of the eye glass shops (Target Optical, Lenscrafters, etc) and eyeMed insurance. VSP another eye insurance company has a similar set up where they own their own glasses maker. There&
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I think it's really eye opening to me that he still only got a green card so far after 18 years. He's been going thru immigration hoops in the US for as long as it would take to raise an adult.
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They'll resell overstock to a broker for a slice of that price gouging.
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It is digestible post processing like after nixtamalization to turn it into masa. No 2 corn is used in tortillas, snack foods and other processed corn products. That sentence is misleading, because yes straight off the cob you can't ea
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Just wanted to put it out there that there are multiple levels of nurses and each requires different levels of education, like a licensed practical nurse (LPN) needs a certificate and is the lowest paid, registered nurses (RN) is either an
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If Netflix would make it more obvious what is junk vs not I think it would be a more enjoyable experience. Right now I have to keep switching from their app to cast and IMDB/Google/Rotten Tomatoes to figure out if something just h
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Intel previously stated that they were ramping their similar level of tech (20A) in 2024. So outsourcing to TSMC at a later date seems like they aren't expecting their internal fabs to be able to supply enough for what they need.
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It wasn't razor edge in 2009, when TSMC was running a 40% utilization rate. Forecasting is hard, and when you have in recent experience a massive glut it makes companies conservative about demand forecasts and investments.
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Jan Janszoon a Dutch born man who was captured by the Barbary pirates and then became one has a fairly well documented life, and at least 2 of his children moved to New Amsterdam. Cornelius Vanderbilt is a descendent. This is one of his son

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