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uxp100
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I don't think there is a clean distinction between a fuedal/fascist society, and one where organized crime, historically often tied to ultranationalist far right parties, leads the response in crises. That is what I'd expect
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5y ago
You know, I really know nothing about this stuff, but this use of statistics (across many fields we see the odds of this occurring are X) kinda feels like nonsense. The odds of this occurring is 1. Because it did, and we found it occurred,
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5y ago
Freeheel is still the only way to do "complete" skiing, where you go from flat cross country, to mild uphill, to a low angle descent without changing a thing on 3 pin or NNN-BC bindings, so it's a handy technique to have in t
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5y ago
Probably only a concern on low angle stuff, but yeah, one weekend I was repeating this traverse in the trees, trying to only lose like 20 feet over a longer distance, and it became very like, low speed technical. Take two nice powder turns,
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5y ago
Yeah, skiing seems better on average conditions. More edge. Snowboarding is wonderful on a powder day, but I bet nice fat skis are pretty good too.
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5y ago
Once you get over the edge catching hump, it can be as effortless as skis, and catching an edge is not really something I worry about. That being said, there is only so much time in a life, and if the sort of "balance" aspect isn&
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5y ago
And it’s Friday! Might as well give notice this afternoon.
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5y ago
I agree that the first HD revival started very poorly, but some of the best (and most clever) episodes are in those later post movies episodes. So you know, it will probably be mediocre, but if we get a few gems, fine by me.
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5y ago
Is one theory.
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5y ago
I mean, a lot (most?) of the largest companies in software don't use it primarily. That being said, I agree that "knowing" git enough to for daily use is picked up very quickly. Your day to day usage of git is I'd say, m
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5y ago
Hah, I have an AC window unit from Miele that is a great piece of hardware. But the app, my god, it's so bad. Every launch of the app requires a log in. Every log in error messages pop up about api endpoint such and such, but it works
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5y ago
Uh, do you really like socks that much? I think this is something very easy to verify, just look at the burn address on the chain?
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5y ago
Reminds me of (now takeout only) restaurants which have their bathrooms closed "for covid," or public drinking fountains which are still closed "for covid." Not really much to due with covid at this point I suspect. So i
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5y ago
She was the head mod, and was the only one to have done other interviews. That doesn’t seem that interesting to me. Who else would you request to interview, but the person who handles media and is “in-charge.” (Not really all that in-charge
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5y ago
I mean, el Camino real, really from Palo alto to San Jose is thick with restaurants that are pretty good places to get lunch, and these are supported by workers in the area, including other tech companies that don’t have the same “never lea
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5y ago
> You still need a design team to integrate ARM IP blocks with your own IP or within the constraints of a given manufacturing process but almost no one is making their own cores. To emphasize this a little, I think the headcount needed f
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5y ago
more than 1% of what market? I think it is possible apple + Samsung produce less than 1% of all arm cores by volume. But sources for all of this would be nice, there is a lot of speculation in this thread, and most of it seems wildly uninfo
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5y ago
This summary is not very good. Not wrong, but misleading I guess? Seems sort of confused about how arm and fabless semiconductor companies interact?
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5y ago
In some sense they already have an ISA, denver. But I'd say the odds of this deal falling apart leading them to making SoCs that (primarily) run an ISA besides Arm is exactly 0%. If they eventually do do that, my baseless speculation i
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5y ago
AMD spun their manufacturing off as Global Foundries, so yes. And yeah, I’m not sure this distinction the poster is making between arm as like a software company and NVIDIA like a hardware company makes much sense. Arm makes IP (in the chip
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5y ago
The Front of House employees, but yes.
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5y ago
It gets talked about a lot (I've seen many articles talking about it over years), so I guess I think it must exist. Never ever heard of it in real life. Maybe just Wealthy Zoomers? People from New York? Teenagers? I have no idea, but t
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5y ago
There are some posters on here who work in gaming, maybe one of them will illuminate us, but I wonder if the odds are too hard to strictly control (which is needed to satisfy both regulators and casino owners).
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5y ago
Maybe it's the head bob?
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3gl 4gl 5gl were common terms 30 years ago or so. More industry and advertising terms than academic. And 5gl was more like a Japanese government grant program than any particular set of language features IIRC.
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5y ago
Last year this post tipped me off to 18xx.games, which I had a lot of fun exploring. (Also I suspect they listen to the weird studies podcast, what with the Ishmael Reed and Doris Lessing)
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Heh, not having heard the term hippie speedball before, I would have assumed weed and nitrous (hippie crack), not caffeine.
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Yes, makes sense to me. I think translation of novels (maybe particularly modernist novels, which I think Dogra Magra is considered) is not just harder than anime or other pop culture, but more, uh, conceptually strange? I was just thinking
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I more or less agree with you, but I would note there are some fairly well known Japanese Novels (maybe not literary great) that remain untranslated. I mainly know them from sites like this one, where some fully translated popular anime wil
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5y ago
So what's going on with "threechords.com"? The root page is full of broken links to sheetmusicplus, and this page says the editor is not associated with the developer of hammerhead. I mean, that was not uncommon for freeware&
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