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by tdrdt 5y ago
There is also a big difference between the nm accuracy of lithography and the transistor size. Creating chips with an accuracy of 1nm does not mean 1nm transistors. But 1nm sounds good as marketing.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Well they aren't wrong. They protect important visitors.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Around that time I was forced to use MacOS 9 at work. It was terrible. The OS was very unstable and I had to reboot serveral times a day. This was one of the reasons a lot of companies were using Windows because it was way more productive (
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by tdrdt 5y ago
The list on Wikipedia is crazy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_alcohol_content (Highest levels)
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Good money habits start with knowing the value of money. It is very tempting to buy everything for your kids, but it can be very good to let them save for something. For example let them save for a box of LEGO they want to have. While savin
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by tdrdt 5y ago
It doesn't prevent identify theft. Someone can still create an account using your name.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
One thing that helps me a lot is: fail fast. You program must break when something is not right because shitty lasts forever. Immutable objects are great but you need to validate them when you construct them and throw an exception when some
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by tdrdt 5y ago
This only works in theory. In reality sometimes access via an API is way too slow or is lacking flexibility. And I don't get this: "(e.g. if you have multiple applications writing to your database in transactions then you're
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Yes this is very common with a bad cold. The inside of your nose can swell blocking the 'smell nerve' (olfactory nerve). This can even damage the nerve which, if you are lucky, will heal after some time.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
I think the title is misleading. The number of long covid cases is overblown. But, and the professor agrees, long covid can be very real. But the name `long covid` is also a little misleading. A lot of virus infections can shake up your bod
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by tdrdt 5y ago
For me `a desire to know or learn` also has to do with being smart vs being wise. Personally I think wise > smart. Maybe the difference is that being smart means that you know how to apply knowledge and being wise means when to apply
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by tdrdt 5y ago
Did the whistleblower reveal something we didn't know already? To me this seems like a million dollar mistake.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
It seems the flaws are too binary. 90% of the results are great, the other 10% absolute trash. You can see this everywhere. For example those app that generate a non existing person. A lot of times the results are great except for that one
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by tdrdt 5y ago
It depends on what kind of error it produces. If the error rate is only 0.5% but the death rate of those errors is 100% I am not sure it will be justifiable.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
According to Tesla's own legal documents FSD beta is still at level 2. Level 2 automated driving is defined as systems that provide steering and brake/acceleration support, as well as lane centering and adaptive cruise control.
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by tdrdt 5y ago
At the moment I am building a toy PHP framework where you must pass a user into the service/business layer that will go all the way up to the data access layer. In my opinion authorization should be done at read/write level becaus