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by vl 4y ago
Nothing will happen to TSMC fabs if invasion happens. In fact most likely they will operate during invasion without interruption. Seems unlikely? Right now Russian gas goes through pipeline in Ukraine to Europe. Either side miraculously av
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by vl 4y ago
I’m watching The Peripheral, which seems to be influenced by Ready Player One. Which is ironical, since Gibson is a granddaddy of Ready Player One.
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by vl 4y ago
When you will try to check back, content of the page will be generated on the spot to soothe your preconceived notions.
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by vl 4y ago
>why not make entire movies this way? Literally everything will be made this way. In 10 years anything you’ll watch will be custom-generated specifically for you in real time.
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by vl 4y ago
I was driving through the town called Klamath Falls and asked local where are the falls. She said "I've been living here for 30 years, there are no falls". I now wonder if there were no falls anymore due to the dams.
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by vl 4y ago
Everyone uses Git by day and then moans how blockchain in not useful by night. Specific technologies have specific applications. Blockchains in general - immutable history. Crypto blockchains - consensus in untrusted environment. Just use g
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by vl 4y ago
The only reason this film is done this way is because of extreme limitations of equipment and process used for its production. While there is value in the aesthetics brought by such process, it’s easy to see how actual content could have be
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by vl 4y ago
Be it as it may, everyone I know who tried Copilot trial is now paying for it. While my company expenses it, I started paying with my own money before that.
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by vl 4y ago
Tesla can't even release two cars they promised and already designed - Cybertruck and Roadster. Semi, announced in 2017 just started shipping in limited quantities. They can't ramp up production fast enough for the cars they a
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by vl 4y ago
How much do you think cars cost in US? This price is directly compatible to well-configured F-150 or Mercedes Sprinter. Any equipped class B is way more than this. I know people who installed stuff themselves and saved bunch of cost this wa
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by vl 4y ago
This is why a lot of people buy empty Sprinters and install internals themselves, basically to save on paying premium for interior installation. Now it will be possible also to buy quite capable Ford, which is a big plus for this market. Af
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by vl 4y ago
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by vl 4y ago
I watched couple seasons of Santa Barbara.
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by vl 4y ago
Simple test is to get right-handed scissors and try to cut with your left hand (as your are required to do is some projects due to tool or space constraints). You’ll notice that you have to “horizontally” push in opposite way, which is real
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by vl 4y ago
And if you teach child to use scissors, you need to explain how to pull, otherwise they can’t use them.
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by vl 4y ago
But you are running a risk of ending up with godzillion of VS bottles :)
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by vl 4y ago
The most interesting part is at the end, where they show engine features, but at the same time they character is walking through the streets and you can see character animation and lighting is off. My guess faces/motion in the middle o
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by vl 4y ago
Ironically one of the earlier CoDs had a great semi-stealth mission in Pripyat (Chernobyl). City was modeled so well with all the iconic eyesights, really gave you a feeling of being in an abandoned post-nuclear town.
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by vl 4y ago
Is there a good single player mission in this new CoD, or is it all optimized for online grinding, as it used to be?
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by vl 4y ago
For any practical viewing with binoculars you do need a good tripod - otherwise instead of stars you’ll see shaky lines. Unlike daytime viewing your eye/brain doesn’t eliminate small shakes, or maybe it’s just harder to stabilize binoc
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by vl 4y ago
Is it the same Alaska Air which just 20 years ago tried to sell in-flight voice calls on their in-plane phones for few bucks a minute, as any other airline did? Remember handsets in the backrest of the seat in front of you with the credit c
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by vl 4y ago
There is integrated chain and wheel lock on dutch bikes already, it is trivial to add basket for helmet storage as "standard" feature. In the last 20 years large shift happened in skiing, for example. 20 years ago almost no-one wo
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by vl 4y ago
Seattle and surrounding areas have built bunch of protected bike lanes, but the main problem still remains: it's very hilly. Basically there are specific areas you can bike through, but it quickly fails as general transportation mode s
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by vl 4y ago
I actually quit jobs without next being lined up. And in retrospect these were the best decisions. Sometimes it's better to cut loses/bad fit and concentrate on the future than dragging it on and draining yourself.
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by vl 4y ago
You can order in the app without even being at location and then re-orders as much as you want.
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by vl 4y ago
They used mammoths and this is what led to their extinction because they overworked them.
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by vl 4y ago
Exactly, HD lumber is junk to begin with, often you need to go through half of the pile to find couple decent pieces. If you order online you’ll get junk filtered out by other customers.
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by vl 4y ago
But how do you know location of the items your are looking for?
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by vl 4y ago
It flew away into stratosphere.
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by vl 4y ago
Ironically enough, Total Wine has amazing selection of NA beers. (If you are lucky enough to live close to one of the stores)

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