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Buildcorp
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tritipsocial
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tritipsocial
1y ago
I don't believe your claim that governments ask for something like a metal spectrometer analysis, especially since Digikey hasn't reported the same disruptions. There's no way Digikey did this for all 16.5 million parts. In l
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tritipsocial
1y ago
Let's do the math for a raspberry pi sized board: Dimensions: 85 mm x 56 mm Area: 4760 mm^2 or 7.38 in^2 Copper: 4 x 1oz layers Copper Weight: 0.205 oz = 0.013lb Copper price: 0.013 * $4.50/lb = $0.0585 And that doesn't inclu
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tritipsocial
1y ago
What are the most notorious offenders for hard to cancel services? I heard lots of horror stories in the early 2000s (AOL!) but I have not ran into this recently.
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1y ago
Just as a matter of context, here are the current headlines from the futurism front page: - NASA Is in Full Meltdown - ChatGPT Tells User to Mix Bleach and Vinegar - Video Shows Large Crane Collapsing at Safety-Plagued SpaceX Rocket Facilit
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tritipsocial
1y ago
It’s not actually a fuzzy concept. CBP determines it at the port of entry and they basically have this huge list of every type of product. Fraud is taken extremely seriously so its not something companies mess around with. The fuziness ment
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1y ago
This headline is misleading because it makes it seem like tariffs are a step function that activate below 85%, which isn't true. The formula is a simple, linear equation: tariffs = 0.25 * MSRP * (percent foreign content - 15) Companies
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2y ago
This is extremely low quality data, if you can even call it data. They used survey results from the Nurses Health Study (NHS), which are decades long studies, still running, where participants fill out a food frequency questionnaire once ev
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3y ago
The `fn` keyword is already used for local functions, which allow a more compact function definition than `func`.
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3y ago
I think it's an elegant design decision, because it allows the use of a more compact and readable function definition for nested functions. The 'fn' allows you to omit names and types, and so the shorter keyword (fn vs func)