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by simne 1y ago
I have weird experience with fingerprint sensor (on Android phone). It works, but I have to add "new" fingers approximately 1-2 times per month, as for some reason "old" fingerprints become unrecognizable.
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by simne 1y ago
This is question about life style, not money. And money is not tightly coupled to give back, that is main trouble but also it is relief. In many cases, with adequate humans, you could pay with some service or give some collectibles instead
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by simne 1y ago
Yes and no. Main problem of C optimization, C is not expressive language, and using it tends to quantize problem to tiny chunks, so lost overall picture. So yes, probably LLVM approach with optimizing already coded something similar to byte
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by simne 1y ago
Impressed to see, how many people read whole article, not see just one phrase: "We don’t need a lot of the things that other personal computers have, so let’s optimize a few areas and make sure the software is designed around them&quot
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by simne 1y ago
> RAM size growth would probably continue. True. But note - very long RAM grows ~ periodically doubling one chip size, and first chips don't have controller inside, so require very short traces to bus chip or CPU. And usually, old c
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by simne 1y ago
Hi! I have send email. Thank you.
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by simne 1y ago
I could very easy point you to problem: to fast pump large volume of liquid, need high pressure, and in this case will need fast connector for high pressure. If you will look at Russian R-7 rocket, it have specific "package" desig
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by simne 1y ago
Could somebody share link to calculator of antenna parameters for arbitrary shape? Or may be some good book, where to read, how these things calculated? I've seen few books on this topic, but have some issues on translate them into pro
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by simne 1y ago
This is known thing in economy science. Most easy to use model of information inequality. What I mean, usually professional know about his specialty magnitudes more than average person from other specialty. On other side, market economy hav
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by simne 2y ago
I live in Ukraine, and we still suffer from soviet limitations on advertisement and entrepreneurs. Every time when govt and parliament need to make some urgent reform, nobody could predict, what will really happen - as they could just raise
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by simne 2y ago
This is totally bullshit. In USSR ALL enterprises was own by government, private property prohibited and many rich people killed or jailed, even churches transformed to form of museums, so advertisement become unnecessary and nearly disappe
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by simne 2y ago
What you know about number of companies need to make modern automobile? What about CPU/GPU? To be more concrete - estimate number of companies, which stay between mineral deposit and discrete GPU board which you could fit into your com
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by simne 2y ago
You are just asking things not matter. So you are not looking for truth but you are looking for create more despair. Be calm, ask right questions and you will got truth.
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by simne 2y ago
It depends.. For some goods possible to just immediately raise prices, for others, business will try to compensate from another source. As example, Daimler stated, they will cut cheapest models from export to US, so some segment will got le
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by simne 2y ago
US formally don't have VAT, when most other developed countries have. As I know, US states few decades spent on talks about implement VAT, but have not achieved agreement yet. For equivalent, most US states have trade tax, could be ret
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by simne 2y ago
I'm sorry, but could you provide link, where stated, VATs applied to import? - As I know, usually VAT deducted from exported goods, but I really don't know how VAT work with import - usually on import used tariffs.
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by simne 2y ago
I live in Ukraine and Stripe is not working here. How I could got payment? Thank you!
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by simne 2y ago
> it's not really a bus it's just addressed multiple chips on the same wafer I'm electronics engineer, and even have once baked one chip layer on semiconductor practice, so I'm aware about technologies. As I said befo
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by simne 2y ago
> Is that more debuggable? I've seen many approaches to computing in my life - optical, mechanical, hydro, even pneumatic. Classic digital based on CMOS is the most universal with huge range of mature debugging instruments. CMOS dig
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by simne 2y ago
We in exUSSR asked similar question - we have huge number of engineers, but don't see huge industrial export, only agricultural now. Answer found in economy works of Adam Smith and modern - Daron Acemoğlu, James A. Robinson. Answer is
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by simne 2y ago
Memristor is cool, and it is all in one (including memory), but it is not standard CMOS process. That is whole difference. Any way, will be sort of CCD matrix to use any of these techs (may be something like modern Flash as storage, or DRAM
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by simne 2y ago
> It’s faster at AI than an Nvidia RTX4090, because 96GB of the 128GB can be allocated to the GPU memory space No definitely. RTX4090 definitely use fast graphics RAM (though it is usually previous generation, but overclocked and very wi
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by simne 2y ago
I don't think this is matter of national culture. I think this is part of humanity - just exists humans-entrepreneurs, who trying to make things which other people thinking impossible. And unfortunately, human view is a brake, in most
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by simne 2y ago
Mostly agree. Ukraine lost territories mostly before 2022, because population there was mostly anti-Ukrainian (what interest me, many refugees from Ukrainian east, become more pro-Ukrainian than people in center of country, where nearly not
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by simne 2y ago
> Actual untrained civilian forces with nothing but rifles This is myth. Ukrainian war began in 2014 and all adequate Ukrainians learned books about war or have some training, and this was very respectful form of pastime. Plus, many Ukra
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by simne 2y ago
> See Gaza, most of eastern Ukraine. The existence of armoured equipment,... means civilian resistance is all but irrelevant. I cannot say anything about Gaza. But I live in Kyiv, Ukraine, and I have lot of talks with civilian resistance
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by simne 2y ago
In news said, they use 1KV for ultrafast charge (400km in 5 minutes). Probably, three-phase. And you hit bull eye - as I know, ultrafast charger cable usually have liquid cooling.
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by simne 2y ago
But if you will not limit Agile to SCRUM, other things frequently have much success. For example, I hear many good things about how good fit Kanban with ops.
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by simne 2y ago
From my experience and talks with tops of really large projects (country-wide wi-fi network as example), I think, people should first make at least one project with waterfall approach and only after this could use Agile really effective. Di
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by simne 2y ago
BTW one of the largest in world collection of texts - Library of Congress, old estimation considered to about 100B characters, or approximate 100B LLM tokens. Plus, they have thousands of multimedia carriers (cinema, music, etc) and one tim

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