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541.
by szundi 3y ago
That’s what Elon said, no innovation, just made the step
542.
by szundi 3y ago
Untestable theories are not theories - I mean, for what purpose and why care?
543.
by szundi 3y ago
Or rather 30 different people on 30 different topics
544.
by szundi 3y ago
100 more years and we know more. Under we I mean someone else.
545.
by szundi 3y ago
Why the downvote? Correct observation
546.
by szundi 3y ago
Electron is probably cheaper to inplement and works - sadly chrome under the hood outgrows it in resource hungriness
547.
by szundi 3y ago
Stupidity in this case probably means low level employees cheating for benefits and career Nvidia can get out of this fairly low cost then Who knows
548.
by szundi 3y ago
This would have been awesome in the 90s
549.
by szundi 3y ago
Sarcasm?
550.
by szundi 3y ago
My org doesnt use o365 but for some reason I have to be constantly logged in to 3 tenants at the same time. Of course can not.
551.
by szundi 3y ago
Or not.
552.
by szundi 3y ago
While I completely agree with your reasoning, the end conclusion misses an other point: some companies are effective and efficient at the same time, while others are not. So making a switch can make complete sense even if your reasoning is
553.
by szundi 3y ago
Best game ever, other favorite is BA. Nothing to conpare these to.
554.
by szundi 3y ago
It is rather less than 1 usd even on Lcsc where everyone can buy it
555.
by szundi 3y ago
Lots of apps however do the same N kind of queries, but the data under them can change over time without anyone noticing
556.
by szundi 3y ago
Since 4g lots of devices talk on the same freq at the same time and they do math to decode separate logic streams of data - so freq in itself is not enough
557.
by szundi 3y ago
How nice would be him tweeting about the real stuff that is their competitive advantage
558.
by szundi 3y ago
Why can’t some use money from profit to do nonprofit again when others caught up. Only moat seems to be the research time invested.
559.
by szundi 3y ago
$99 is just enough to jump into the hobby of fixing your printer all the time - and that's what hobbyists are actually looking for solving something would be like $700 calibrated out of the box, like the old prusa 3 something or the ba
560.
by szundi 3y ago
Mine would be 0.3 cent per chip and would need $50k investment. Jokes aside, if you know how to design a custom chip for 3k USD, I would like to know about it.
561.
by szundi 3y ago
Google/Apple obfuscating these mac addresses do not help anymore?
562.
by szundi 3y ago
Maybe one could just decide that concrete blocks and debris can be collected any time int the future from a field area and just allow it to launch
563.
by szundi 3y ago
In my company I almost fired someone from HR for constantly forgetting how these contractor people are part of the team, invited to every event etc
564.
by szundi 3y ago
Probably their uptime is going to be better than what I could do with available tools... at least if I am using Azure too, haha. Otherwise probably my Raspberry PI would work better at home on a UPS.
565.
by szundi 3y ago
This is the reason
566.
by szundi 3y ago
At the end of the day these are wars of opinion until someone checks back wether these gold platings actually make a difference
567.
by szundi 3y ago
You are not pedantic but correct. This way we would die of hunger instantly, most (all?) of what we eat does not have a proof of safety cert. Also people are drinking these for decades and still with us, like eating eggs and bread.
568.
by szundi 3y ago
Oh yeah, times come when I can have a full chrome/ium for every app I install!
569.
by szundi 3y ago
Not having 200 solutions for the same problem has its benefits as well. By the way I think the so-called freedom on Android stumps more on its users via its privacy sucking
570.
by szundi 3y ago
Living in eastern europe I have not seen butterflies for decades. Now they seem to be returning a bit.

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