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by sweden 9y ago
Teslas are not expensive considering the competition in its own price range. The reason Tesla started with a luxury car is because they are a new company without the same resources and manufacturing experience as the already established car
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by sweden 9y ago
There is certainly a relutance from car companies to start making electric cars and the proof of that is Tesla. They have been fighting hard for years to secure supply chains for their battery packs, what's stopping the current car com
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by sweden 9y ago
Sensanionalist article. So Tesla makes sure to manually fix flaws in the parts of cars that are manufactured before using them. Sounds like every manufacturing line ever. Is it an efficient manufacturing process? Probably not but I don&#x27
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by sweden 9y ago
I just wish that when people talk about these stories, they would highlight the country where they are writing them from. As someone living in Europe (who lived and worked in one of more country), some of these "cultural" aspects
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by sweden 9y ago
You quote "re-launch the same projects over, and over, and over" and then you mention Metroid, one of the "less milked" Nintendo's franchises. And even Smash Bros, which has about 4 games in the entire 20 year span
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by sweden 9y ago
Think like what? Your reply didn't make sense in reply to mine.
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by sweden 9y ago
Focusing only on one gender will take your attention away from the other. You will be automatically reducing your pool of talent just to make some numbers look good. So no, you will not be hiring the best talent that way since it can be on
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by sweden 9y ago
To me, taking into account gender during the hiring process is the text book definition of sexual discrimination. Whether you mean it in a good way or not. How will you tell you won't be developing some bias over time just to make the
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by sweden 9y ago
It's interesting, I love ebooks readers for the same reason: I can highlight passages of the books, write notes, create as many bookmarks as I want and I can review and manage everything from the software perspective without having to
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by sweden 9y ago
This is not about protecting the users from remote attacks via the console, this is about protecting the console from game piracy.
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by sweden 9y ago
Project Treble will improve the situation indeed but Google is still keen in having control of the ecosystem like Apple.
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by sweden 9y ago
The problem with the current phones is that they are dependent on the SoC's designer for update support. If Qualcomm decides to phase out support for one of their SoCs, there is nothing that Google can do about it. This is the kind of
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by sweden 9y ago
Apple could have just implemented replaceable batteries and all this situation could have been avoided. Edit: When I mean replaceable, I mean replaceable batteries without the user having to go an Apple store. Like in the old days, taking t
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by sweden 9y ago
No, they are working on their own SoC to launch it in the next Pixel phone or in the one after. They want to become like Apple and control their entire ecosystem all the way from the hardware to the software in their premium phones. They ar
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by sweden 9y ago
I actually think that the outrage is not enough, this problem wouldn't even happen if people were able to easily swap batteries like everyone did 10 years ago. Wasn't it obvious to Apple that batteries start to suffer from degrada
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by sweden 9y ago
I think the point is that Western Digital didn't need to make this announcement except for taking advantage of the free marketing force behind the word "RISC-V". Most people don't even know that there are CPUs inside HDD
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by sweden 9y ago
TrustZone is not DRM nor a management engine like Intel's ME. It is just a reference design in order to implement some sort of sandbox and security zone in the SoC. ARM doesn't mandate how TrustZone is used, it just provides the t
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by sweden 9y ago
RISC-V is just a green card describing an ISA, is not even a design. It is as open as OpenPOWER but way less mature.
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by sweden 9y ago
Because it is the most simplest and the most spread one? You don't need to sign up for yet-another-communication-service; you are not dependent on corporations like Facebook to conduct your business; you don't need to install an a
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by sweden 9y ago
Open hardware? Open architecture? SiFive's solution is neither of those.
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by sweden 9y ago
I have lived both in the south west of Europe and north of Europe and I have never heard of renting electronic appliances.
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by sweden 9y ago
I seriously doubt that. Care to share more?
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by sweden 9y ago
I would say that not using asynchronous reset is very very advice. Sometimes the clock is not even available to the system in the beginning of execution.
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by sweden 9y ago
I'm sorry but everything you said doesn't make any sense in context of hardware design. There are two ways in which the nodes of your design can obtain new values: - Through a clock edge - Through an asynchronous event like the re
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by sweden 9y ago
Easy file sharing? Shared chat logs across devices? Easy encryption? Easy voice chats? Video chats? Group voice/video chats? These are all things that I have on Matrix out-of-the-box and that I have some trouble getting on XMPP. I run
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by sweden 9y ago
"There are decisions made by humans which no AI system today can make well, (...)" Exactly, that is precisely the point. Companies and business will just rush to implement the next big neural network to boost their business, no ma
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by sweden 9y ago
The "taking of the world" scenario is a too narrow view of the whole complexity of AI regulation. There are other more realistic and important scenarios that need to be addressed, for example: AI's default behaviour when chal
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by sweden 9y ago
I feel that you are missing the whole point of "AI breakthroughs that will soon kill us all and need regulation". It's not about AI becoming self-aware and start to proactively taking over humanity starting from a Dota game,
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by sweden 9y ago
Tree Tab Style. Try it, then read the original post and the comments again. :) I think this is the missing piece on all this discussion.
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by sweden 9y ago
Those websites are primarily american, so I am assuming you live in America. In Europe, I would say Google Shopping is more bothersome than it is useful. Whatever point you were trying to make by highlighting the usefulness of the service i

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