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by simne 3y ago
If you hate sales, try pickupers - they will also train you to see if somebody interested in you, and if not. I'm very serious - if you will trained to see in crowd somebody interested in you, this will make your chances quadrupled at
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by simne 3y ago
Microcontrollers are totally other beasts, and for current China semiconductors level, I think they could use just one simplest case, like 8048 and other cases something like simplified x86, like Intel Atom (ARM have simplified MICRO-archit
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by simne 3y ago
Begin with just attending nearby events, and read about networking from entrepreneurs. You could also attend courses of sales persons, they teach people exactly to begin conversation and to got what you need (sure, most sales target sale, b
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by simne 3y ago
Networking is answer. And yes, two advises. First, attend as many events as you could (as health accept :) ). Good to attend with potential partner. Always gather contacts. Second, give others a try. This is very important, many humans are
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by simne 3y ago
Question: have you seen some almanac of known gravity waves observations, to make some overall picture? Something like Astronomical survey?
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by simne 3y ago
We all after 30 more or less in your position, if don't have some spare capital, like father's house (as in Ghost busters, btw, old good cinema). Unfortunately, this is not good position, because from $600/mo to something con
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by simne 3y ago
Interest thoughts, but forgot one very practical calculation, unfortunately not easy to calculate. I say about shock-wave, which is known from practice on Earth, and for Earth limit rocket starting mass about 10k metric tonnes at sea level
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by simne 3y ago
Microsoft also looking strong.
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by simne 3y ago
We in Ukraine seen these restrictions, as that time we considered "east block". Rumors said, this was real problem, so local Apple distributors written in documents simplest model, which does not exceed 1GFlops, but in reality del
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by simne 3y ago
> Has a 1-3 team moat ever really existed with new technologies? Yes. Exactly this happen in late 1970s with microprocessors and based on them home computers. Just because, big gamers like IBM, don't consider home users as something
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by simne 3y ago
For me biggest moat, mystery. What I mean, AI industry now gathering low hanging fruits, which are not bad but cannot be good enough for economical sustainability of whole AI ecosystem. What will really be gamechanger, some Big thing, which
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by simne 3y ago
I think number of such machines in developing countries is much larger then in developed. In 80s, people said "it is good, that we don't have western infrastructure, because when become democracy and need it, will build all new fr
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by simne 3y ago
I'm not meteorologist, but love aviation, so dig these things deep. For me, this case most probably example of Great climate event, which for some reason missed by scientists. What could trigger it, is light mystery, because even now s
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by simne 3y ago
You hit! From my experience, metric system is best for pharmaceutical calculations, like "how many water need to got 40% alcohol", and it's also extremely important for taste, as in many cases better 38%.
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by simne 3y ago
But Javascript is ECMA standard, and ECMA is international entity (as I understand, mostly EU). So this is about EU making cycles in American History? :)
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by simne 3y ago
This is near impossible. Plane wings are designed to withstand plane weight multiplied to overload from moving with acceleration to up or down, plus considerations about wearing of materials (not important in this case, because plane was ne
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by simne 3y ago
This is not secret. Buffett said before his receipt of investment success - he don't consider minor share (less then 10%), only major, and sure, his best consultants dive deep into specifics of invested entity. Sure, this is extremely
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by simne 3y ago
Definitely, officially published games on cassettes became valuable collectibles.
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by simne 3y ago
If this is true, about "reliability of transmission between two neurons is very low... is below 10%", this could mean, our extremely inefficient efforts, are just wrong way. - Looks like, LLMs are just brute force method to achiev
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by simne 3y ago
This could lead to extremely interest and important conclusions. I now see two variants. Variant 1: all our neuro-computing industry just on wrong way (may be this is intentional trick by hardware manufacturers, but scientists at field coul
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by simne 3y ago
I've checked. Unfortunately, some things are not easy to found. So, for i7-7700, iGPU is HD 630, have RAM bandwidth 25.6Gb/s. Also on later generations, appear Iris Plus Graphics, and Iris Xe Graphics, which doubled or even quadru
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by simne 3y ago
It is weird thing. Unfortunately physics is merciless, ANY really interest GPU, MUST have significant consumption, even if it is some moderate level player. Real numbers, ~15..25W for moderate modern GPU, even without considering other disa
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by simne 3y ago
For me is mystery, how happen with Musk, so long time still have L2 ADAS which is not AUTONOMOUS DRIVING juridically? And car companies sure very critical for such things.
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by simne 3y ago
May be most curious fact, so graphics-tied Apple, spent huge resources on hardware and for now avoided to be tied with Nvidia :) - Looks like, when Apple choose Intel as CPU supplier, it was not fortunate move, as AMD hardware have signific
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by simne 3y ago
> Turing predicted it would happen around the year 2000 and take ~1gb of ram Turing was right, but he believed in human intelligence, so thinking linear. Unfortunately, neural networks appear harder then sought, because Forward-Forward l
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by simne 3y ago
Sorry people, I have not seen much tech in text, but huge amount of politics. As for me this all smell not good, that LeCun feeling retirement approach and trying to become political figure. This is very humanness, as for tech person, 63 ye
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by simne 3y ago
Ehh! I wonder, when somebody remember, ms-dos was NOT first to use such tricks. - All these stuff was REimplemented on PC IBM's technology of overlays, created as marketing technology, to widen line of IBM mainframes, as top models hav
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by simne 3y ago
Looks like fungi have their social networks.
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I wonder to see article, about microbial social network.
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This is known thing, a fountain pen or even feather pen, making so much hardware feedback, it affect learning. Even cheap hardware keyboards are much better in this, than cheap touchscreen. Modern digital pen, like Wacom top series, with ap

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