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by simpsond 4y ago
How do you verify that the removal is done correctly / accurately? Is that based on trust with the partner doing the removal?
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by simpsond 4y ago
Earnings are a fundamental factor. Forward earnings as well. In the last bull run, market caps skyrocketed way beyond sensible forward P/E because rates were 0% and growth equities were worth the risk. Now that rates are going up, the
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by simpsond 4y ago
Intel chose Angstroms for their roadmap nodes: 20A = 2nm.
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by simpsond 4y ago
Cool. My takeaway is this: Instead of sending an RPC call to the network to execute code and change state, code is executed off chain (locally), and the state change is sent to the network with proof that it's valid state. If my thinki
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by simpsond 4y ago
Agree. They will prioritize their chips on leading edge. Plenty of business for older processes though.
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by simpsond 4y ago
Copy on write fork mitigates some of that.
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by simpsond 4y ago
Many chemistries should be explored. Solid Power has a sulphide based solid electrolyte. Scaling to demand is the challenge.
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by simpsond 4y ago
It does require more memory for tracking objects as well as storing objects longer than they are strictly necessary. So I would argue that manual memory management is most useful when there are memory constraints. But yes, GCd systems can y
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by simpsond 4y ago
Look at his sales in the last years. https://www.nasdaq.com/market-activity/stocks/amzn/insider-a... … he sells a few hundred thousand shares here and there, and frequently receives new shares. That is also a
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by simpsond 4y ago
Rubber duck debugging. I call it rubber ducking. It works well for me.
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by simpsond 4y ago
I feel like you are on to something. I’ll keep an eye out for AWS support.
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by simpsond 4y ago
It's unfortunate we have to consider the downside. That said, using Siri for common tasks saves time. It might only be 10 to 30 seconds here and there, but add that up over a day, a week, a year... and then multiply by millions of peop
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by simpsond 4y ago
Yes, the article says that in the first paragraph. Also, solar generation is highest during march/April. Cooler temps and good angles. Demand is lower too, as temps are good for people.
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by simpsond 4y ago
I would say the NFT market places make it easy to buy/sell (liquid). Since contracts are composable it could be sold to a contract with distribution properties so there can be fractional ownership. Programmable money flows.
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by simpsond 4y ago
Just like baseball cards. That said, there are some interesting use cases where the NFT is paired with off-chain cash flow. See royal.io, where IP rights for music are represented by NFTs and the owner of the NFT receives royalties. I think
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by simpsond 5y ago
Even ignoring the concept of adversaries, wireless mesh is difficult to scale. Throughput and range are inversely proportional. Environmental conditions can attenuate signal. Propagation of routes is tricky as the network grows. It makes se
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by simpsond 5y ago
Caloric Deficit. Burn more calories than you consume. Eat less or do more work.
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by simpsond 5y ago
Intel fab blocking AMD may impact AMD but it will impact Intel’s margins. I really hope Intel gets back on track with EUV, but 10nm was a major blunder and setback. TSM has the leading edge monopoly right now. There is a chance it stays tha
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by simpsond 5y ago
If integration of RNA into the DNA integration is expected with viral infections, then shouldn't we expect that with vaccines as well? This isn't coming from a place of fear or rejecting the value of vaccines, I'm just curiou
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by simpsond 5y ago
If revenue attributable to ads was over 10 billion at the time of writing, then it adds up. Edit: 3.66 billion in 2007, so yeah, doesn’t add up.
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by simpsond 5y ago
I agree they are undervalued. That said, AMD is growing quickly in terms of earnings, and intel is not. I think it’s a matter of time and impeccable execution before Intel is winning again.
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by simpsond 5y ago
I really hope Intel can get back on track and find success with IDM 2.0. Not long ago they had a process advantage… up until 10nm yield woes.
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by simpsond 5y ago
Decades before Heroku existed? Can you back that up?
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by simpsond 5y ago
One summer in college I worked with my Dad as a timber faller. I had the luxury of getting paid for writing software before that (being paid to learn). On one hand I enjoyed the work… I was outside, getting great exercise, and I gained a to
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by simpsond 5y ago
Are you certain it’s the jvm? Have you tried this with another lang/vm?
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by simpsond 5y ago
Growth is plateauing looking at earnings and guidance, so their market cap will reflect fair market value. Growth stocks need to accelerate to maintain high valuations. That and the market is extra sensitive right now IMO. Their numbers are
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by simpsond 5y ago
You can always do it the hard way and have an inspector tell you what is wrong, fix it, repeat. The whole point of inspection is to get it right. This method isn’t cost efficient for starting. Find friends to ask questions before starting t
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by simpsond 5y ago
If it becomes serious, and crystal becomes a problem, then you can always port it. What are the odds of both those things happening? Give it a shot.
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by simpsond 5y ago
Back pressure is often useful. Slow down the pipeline from the bottleneck to the source. At some point it’s important to cause failures, informing the source. Those failures can also be intentionally delayed. These techniques are used by ne
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by simpsond 5y ago
Yes, but if you have a HUD which projects on the windshield, you can no longer see it. Unless you tilt your head. This is a minor annoyance.

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