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961.
by svnt 4y ago
A standard 3.3V GPIO can typically push something like 30 to 60 mW. You won’t get all of that as transmitted signal — it will depend on how well your random antenna wire matches the impedance of the gpio and the frequency. I’m really not su
962.
by svnt 4y ago
Hear me out, first you get some cows…
963.
by svnt 4y ago
Once a certain level of manufacturing competence is distributed throughout the world this need no longer exists. Information travels faster than freight.
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by svnt 4y ago
The conclusion doesn’t seem to follow. All people have race, and so can be externally racist, but you would not consider a white person aggressively critiquing white culture to be anti-white, would you?
965.
by svnt 4y ago
From your link: > Specifically, data from the report suggests that a chiropractor will be aware of an arterial dissection occurring following cervical manipulation only once in 8.06 million office visits
966.
by svnt 4y ago
Billionaires typically keep pilots on staff and pay them full-time. These pilots only work for the wealthy or maybe corporate clients and have a nice ratio. Maintenance crews I‘m speculating but in these sorts of situations there are usual
967.
by svnt 4y ago
This is an assumption which at point in history is primarily just a narrative the credit companies like to propagate to further support of their profits. Why do they need to charge higher rates for unsecured debt if it can trivially be esc
968.
by svnt 4y ago
You’re assuming they have no variable costs (content fees, peak demand services) in delivering the service. One person at $12.99 a month is certainly more profitable than 10+ at < $1.799/mo.
969.
by svnt 4y ago
If you default on a debt, even if the original debt holder writes it down, a lawyer can buy it, and file a lawsuit against you. You are served with papers requiring you to “appear” and usually pay hundreds of dollars in fees, not to mention
970.
by svnt 4y ago
The data are interesting but I’m not sure they support your point: The average score has risen for the last decade, but the scores also have a fairly strong negative correlation with generation/age. The demographics who will mostly ben
971.
by svnt 4y ago
This is some 19th century othering. By your definition every group that is subject to different constraints than you has a pathology. People who cannot afford everything they need (even once in a great while, or intermittently) sometimes ha
972.
by svnt 4y ago
I think you misspelled “policy that reduces the debt burden of housing for those who can least afford to subsidize well-off others”?
973.
by svnt 4y ago
Or said another way: Fannie Mae has decided to stop over-subsidizing the lowest-risk mortgage buyers.
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by svnt 4y ago
Your auditory memory is a different space than other forms of memory, so when you read aloud to yourself it permits you to buffer additional information and get to it later, in addition to mapping it through different perceptual space as yo
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by svnt 4y ago
I also didn’t follow the leap requiring animal experience to represent 3D phenomena in 2D mapping in brain space — it feels like an oversimplification in order to force the peg to fit the hole.
976.
by svnt 4y ago
It is brought up. People complain about the destruction of the earth due to mining, oil consumption, etc. Large numbers of people exclusively ride transit and use bicycles. Just because some people are hypocrites doesn’t mean we shouldn’t a
977.
by svnt 4y ago
It is a sign of the success of the oil industry that this analysis always takes the cost of electricity generation back to the source, but assumes that fuel stations pump from a perfect source of naturally refined/distilled hydrocarbon
978.
by svnt 4y ago
Yes good point — we’ve previously done a ton of environmental damage so as long as we are doing less than that it is silly to mention it.
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by svnt 4y ago
The references section is odd to me — it is both present and missing what is clearly either one authoritative source or a whole month or more of research. I wonder why it isn’t included. edit: I would be surprised if this wasn’t one of the
980.
by svnt 4y ago
We know each other so well we finish each other’s sandwiches.
981.
by svnt 4y ago
I mean you should probably just own the whole mistake — in no world are bean-counters sales people. https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/bean-cou...
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by svnt 4y ago
In what technical way are these properties emergent? It seems that stated another way they are simply a natural consequence of more accurate language prediction and therefore not emergent except in how we perceive them.
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by svnt 4y ago
Gauging from this reply I’m not entirely sure we disagree — it may just come down to wording. You said part time consulting. If it happens to serve as networking and you can bootstrap then in most conversations I’m in that would be called b
984.
by svnt 4y ago
This common advice is arguably the best way to guarantee the failure of your new venture.
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by svnt 4y ago
Poor isn’t just a temporary personal financial situation. In this case often the parents continue to sacrifice everything so that their children can have a chance at a better life. Being the recipient of the sacrifice of two capable people
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by svnt 4y ago
That’s a reasonable perspective, but my point was that it allows someone to sprint off a cliff that they otherwise might slow down for, and all of this was in a comment thread that started with someone critiquing people in $80k trucks gett
987.
by svnt 4y ago
As long as you don’t lose your income. And then your savings. And then have to decide whether to use your depleting reserves to pay mortgage/rent or buy groceries. Guess which one you put on the credit card?
988.
by svnt 4y ago
Maybe it is altruistic but their comp structure is bizarre, watch some individual compensation go from millions to $30k and others do almost the inverse: https://projects.propublica.org/nonprofits/organizations/810
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by svnt 4y ago
If you read the forum, it links the gerbers. https://e2e.ti.com/cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussion...
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by svnt 4y ago
The chip itself, which dictates the design, is $60. Making multiple accounts does not disguise your writing style.

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