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by tyrfing 4y ago
This is essentially a commercial service already: https://www.mobileye.com/en/data/
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The Alder Lake node is about equivalent to TSMC's N7, maybe 10% better. N5, the node Apple is using for M1, is about 1.8x the density of N7 with 40% lower power usage. AMD and Intel are on similar nodes at the moment, but Apple has a v
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by tyrfing 4y ago
It looks like Google Meet uses VP9, which certainly is not accelerated on 2014 CPUs.
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Indeed. There are 100s of complaints on Reddit about Bluetooth devices being broken on Monterey, including Apple peripherals: https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/search?q=monterey+bluetooth&r...
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The next step is obviously employer-provided XR systems that allow control regardless of your physical location. Just think of the potential for analytics based on things like gaze metrics!
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I keep it very simple. A big text file (with markdown syntax highlighting these days) in something that is almost an append-only format, mimicking a paper journal but taking advantage of editing/insertion capabilities. Each Sunday I ad
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They fill different roles. It's talking about replacing something suited for long distance, including intermodal, relays, etc with a short distance truck that has distinct characteristics. If you absolutely can't use 53' trai
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It's like talking about replacing C++ with Javascript. 26' box trucks already exist and could be used, but aren't for a reason. The novel part is really just the visibility and lower noise, which is irrelevant to a 53' t
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This competes with 26' box trucks, not 53' trailers.
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Fascinating. Quoting individual words like "terminal" or "shout" also works as a nudge for both Google and Yandex, but not for Bing. And since our written observations modify the behavior, an update: quoting the whole se
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It fails if you search for the incorrect quote; the last sentence should start "With" and not "Without". Checking competitors, Bing fails to find any variation of the quote, Yandex returns 5 results if you remove the inc
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by tyrfing 4y ago
This is a common scam on platforms like eBay, and it seems like Paypal's policies in particular make it very hard to get your money back. Tracking numbers can't be considered anything but public information, considering both the e
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> in some states, minor traffic violations aren't considered "crimes"—they're "civil" offenses. So, in these states, the government might be held to a lesser standard of proof for traffic cases. For example,
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by tyrfing 4y ago
Exactly. Seems like poor support. "We're amazing because we'll put a human on the line to tell you that you're fucked and we can't do anything" doesn't seem like the status-quo-busting human support the &q
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by tyrfing 4y ago
How does your human support handle a user forgetting their password?
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Amazon is down 30%, and the sorts of tech companies that will be populating this list are already down anywhere from 50% to 90%. However, the biggest pain to come is private market startups. An easy call to make, simply because you can&#x27
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Massive company, so an activist would need a lot of capital for any noticeable stake. Overall reasonable and relatively consistently increasing valuation, so there is little incentive. If the stock does very poorly while AWS keeps growing,
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9W Alder Lake mobile CPUs start at 5 cores (1P+4E), even for Pentium/Celeron. 6W class will apparently be E-core only and go up to 8 cores, unclear what the minimum is since details haven't been announced yet. Overall, core counts
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by tyrfing 4y ago
I think you're misunderstanding. It's about making it very clear that you aren't speaking on behalf of the company. It might seem like anyone reasonable would understand that, but that would just mean there are a lot of unrea
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Yup, the clock is ticking and a lot of people haven't realized yet. The circular economy of VC-funded startups selling things to other startups will be some of the worst hit... Not sure about Pulumi, looks like they only have a series
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> My goodness though, anyone with a brain knew the cards weren’t going to gamers. Was this not known to the average investor? If it was so obvious, why did Nvidia never say it? This is a quote from a transcript, and seems representative
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Cost. I'll list some reasons why hours is often not possible. - Products can't always be fulfilled by the closest location. Especially for products that you can't assume infinite stock of, this is a big deal, but in general t
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Could you link some of those precedents?
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You can start with a hardware key: https://i.imgur.com/FIjNyIh.png
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More recently, insider trading and pump-and-dump charges. https://www.sec.gov/litigation/litreleases/2018/lr24201.htm https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2021-121 Penny stock fra
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It definitely does. > [T]wo original IPs, Tomb Raider and Deus Ex, have sold AAA units of ~88M and ~12M, respectively. Embracer sees an opportunity to invest in these franchises, as well as the additional acquired IPs such as Legacy of K
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by tyrfing 4y ago
It's far too small to matter. Add up all the stablecoins, DeFi protocols, etc and you'll arrive at a dollar value smaller than single-day drops in individual stocks this year. It's also likely that there is a larger dollar am
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For me, loratadine was ineffective, and I can't distinguish cetirizine and fexofenadine - both are maybe 50-60% effective with no notable side effects, and allergy season means extra fatigue no matter what. Cetirizine does have the sho
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2nd gen antihistamines (Fexofenadine, Cetirizine, Loratidine) are definitely what you want for allergies. 1st gen like Benadryl/Diphenydramine have awful side effects. I highly recommend nasal sprays like Fluticasone as well, available
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> And then feel bad about not feeling good. This is the sort of thought pattern that is very possible to change, and for the reader unsure how, I'd highly recommend looking into CBT and similar therapies.

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