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by slivym 8y ago
The Xeon + FPGA that was actually underway before the acquisition and based on pre-acquisition technology (Arria 10).
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by slivym 8y ago
I can't help but think that candidate should feel lucky to have escaped that car crash. Think about how hard up your company would have to be to ship code that someone else has written with no warranty, no support and not even the know
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by slivym 8y ago
I think you're being a bit too sensitive. I agree with you - building a whole new production line, and Tesla's share holders understand that too. This is just more information for those shareholders. It's important that there
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by slivym 8y ago
Just a different form factor for the new macbook without a display, maybe $700?
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by slivym 8y ago
These chips are 5W TDP and around that area. The most powerful Intel CPUs in the Macbooks are 45W. So unless you're suggesting that ARM Is making CPUs that are literally 10x more power efficient, this actually seems to rule that out. T
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by slivym 8y ago
Excuse me, but she's writing about her personal experience - what evidence would you expect her to provide? If you hear someone shout the n word in an office and later tell me about it, should I disbelieve you? How about if you tell me
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by slivym 8y ago
I think this is great news. Essentially the message this is sending is that we're now safe from 2 things: We're safe from one record label attaining a controlling share in spotify and using it for vertical integration. We're
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by slivym 8y ago
What purpose does it serve. Any investor looking to invest in WMG isn't going to do so because they own some spotify. If someone wants to invest in Spotify they will go buy some spotify stock. It doesn't serve investors to have s
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by slivym 8y ago
Let's be real here, there are big differences in what you're saying. The power company, or Apple for that matter can't know what you're using their products for. You could be smearing shit on twitter at work, or on the p
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by slivym 8y ago
58 Nm - New Materials. 20 Years Hence. Citation: Vanta Black by Surrey Nanosystems. So it's going to be 20 YEARS before we have any new materials. And when we have those new materials they're going to be a material that a company
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by slivym 8y ago
It's way more complex than that. Firstly: * MoviePass isn't putting butts in empty seats - look at all their problems, their problem is that they're selling out on blockbusters and weekends. So a lot of the revenue theatres a
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by slivym 8y ago
It doesn't seem quite like a margin call. The exchange explains here[1]. What appears to have happened is that a client bought a tonne of futures with huge leverage. The exchange noticed and asked the client to reduce the position- bec
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by slivym 8y ago
There's a cost associated with buying and selling the underlying equities which is proportional to AUM.
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by slivym 8y ago
I think what you're not addressing though, is that often the work engineers are doing is political. No one can doubt that Facebook has fundamentally changed politics, no one can doubt that the way they set it up had spectacular effects
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by slivym 8y ago
The hardware platform for self-driving cars isn't just Sensor -> AI Chip -> Steering wheel. There will be custom chips for accelerating some of the hardest parts of the algorithm, but there's no reason not to think there&#x2
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by slivym 8y ago
No it isn't. There are already standards in electronics for Functional safety and these chips will have to abide by them. Part of that is that there'll be fail-safe chips that are fully ASIL-D compliant, and the full system will b
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by slivym 8y ago
>By having its own silicone, Tesla can build for its own needs at its own pace. If they suddenly recognize something the hardware is lacking, they’re not waiting on someone else to build it. It’s by no means a trivial task — but if they
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by slivym 8y ago
Apple isn't a plucky start up, they're a tanker. They don't change directions quickly. Apple could start putting out rubbish hardware where even the most basic input devices don't work, not admit their mistake for 3 year
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by slivym 8y ago
Yeah, the comparison in the article with Facebook looks like trash. Tencent peaked in January, bumbled around a lot and slumped back down to Nov 2017 levels. Facebook meanwhile lost every penny of its value in the last week, but is still as
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by slivym 8y ago
The Tesla purchase of Solar City cannot be thought of like a normal purchase- because of Musk's role. Solar City had all sorts of problems before the purchase - it lost >20% of its workforce in 2016 and cut the salaries of it's
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by slivym 8y ago
If you go to their website right there, first thing you see: UNLIMITED. ANY THEATRE. ANY MOVIE. ANY DAY. ToS: 2.3 The Service excludes premium showings such as: 3D films, IMAX, 4D, XD and specialty theaters. THE SERVICE PROHIBITS REPEAT VIE
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by slivym 8y ago
In European markets there is literally no overlap between Uber Eats and Uber. Uber drivers are driving Toyotas, Uber eats drivers are riding mopeds and bicycles. You can't just switch from one to the other.
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by slivym 8y ago
It's really not a meme that the tools suck. They still suck. They suck a lot less than they used to but they still suck. The latest version of Vivado still doesn't properly support basic constructs of systemverilog [1]. That doesn
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by slivym 8y ago
I don't think it's right to say they will tank and then come back. In terms of opinion they went 'This is an idea' -> 'This will solve everything' -> 'Hang on that's rubbish, they won't sol
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by slivym 8y ago
Uber has a network effect, so it's naturally monopolistic. Cinema passes have a network effect too (you only want the pass if the cinemas near you have it), but firstly it's much much weaker because you literally only need your l
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by slivym 8y ago
Okay, so given that Atlassian has a clear and direct reason to develop a competitive chat application, presumably they'll embark on producing a new solution and marketing it to their customers as a competitor to slack? I'm not sur
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by slivym 8y ago
Am I the only one who sees this as anti-competitive? This is basically collusion - Atlassian agreeing not to compete in chat in return for a payment from Slack. It almost seems like we're intent on making literally every mistake we mad
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by slivym 8y ago
Call me cynical, but that doesn't look like a SMART goal, that looks like PR. Maybe I'm mis-remembering and his statements were internal rather than public, but in reality BK's real targets were about Market Cap and Revenue.
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by slivym 8y ago
There's lots of reasons why cutting margins is a bad idea. Firstly, Intel are meant to maximize share holder value - and reduced margins have a dramatic bad effect on share price, because it's very easy to lose margin but very dif
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by slivym 8y ago
It must be scaring the shit out of FB that their growth is stalled in the US & receding in Europe. That can't look good for future revenue - essentially makes any revenue growth in those regions extremely difficult and puts a head

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