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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Oh it’s even worse. For a while now some[0] have suggested part of the backing is in bonds issues by Chinese real estate companies [0] https://twitter.com/thelastbearsta1/status/14690072004965908...
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
some new news while we're all waiting for USDT to lose its peg...
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
ToF + RSSI combination on keys is still to be beaten with good protocol. I say with good protocol since "ghost peak" vulnerability is really a protocol issue, but keys don't fall under CCC, and have proprietary ones.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
- Stock market crashing - Crypto being an absolute dumpster fire - Nvidia doing something to support Linux Catastrophe is upon us!
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Supply chain pollution is affection everyone, but fentanyl is really not a thing outside of US, which is what the top comment was warning about.
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
By reading, seems that the algorithm is just a scapegoat used in the title. This is racial discriminations dating way back, purposely introduced in the algorithm, and supported for 6 years. > Having dual nationality was marked as a big r
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by wallaBBB 4y ago
Low level embedded begs to differ
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
https://archive.is/3KdWD 0 surprising info in the article. Moreover, do we really want to allow big oil to buy carbon credits, with their history of manipulation, lobbying and misrepresenting data...
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
They are not doing well, but neither could afford a split at this moment, although Carlos Ghosn case is a big issue in their relationship. The split is not realistic to happen in the next few years, but some type of restructuring where Niss
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Patents (the way they are used today) are often mentioned on HN as something pretty damaging to progress, but these efforts of maximum monetization of the scientific publishing industry are no less of an evil. If you can donate to SciHub, a
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
I tried a bunch of things on the N2+, but I kept having to install Kodi on whatever I was running and ultimately settled on CoreELEC to keep the things simple and running. For HTPC there is really no good competing ecosystem
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Considering how often a mistake is made at calculation the patient's lens even for the standard monofocals, I would not expect it to be a solution around the corner. And really it's not always your doctor's fault. Formulas ar
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Both options exist, but both are actually trade offs in all 3 segments (near-mid-far field). Intraocular ones have been existing and evolving in the market for a long time now, but really none are perfect. If your job or lifestyle dictates
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
This is the second attempt of this kind at tackling aging of the lens by Novartis (formerly Alcon). Unfortunately previous drug (some 10ish years ago) got pulled off the market after studies couldn't confirm the claims - basically it d
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
The thing with presbyopia is about losing the elasticity of your lens - thus not being able to change your focus (muscles pull the lens changing it's shape and with it the focus). With the hardening of the lens the range is getting nar
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Now I'm a bit puzzled: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/10/daimler-truck-unit-spinoff-s... But I guess tech was still shared during development.
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
I'm guessing Mercedes' push in this field is mostly because of their truck segment. The added BOM increase and potential fat margins on real FSD would be an easy sell in the truck segment.
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
And yet the inflation outdates and outpaces the rise of the minimum wage, even prior to covid [1] If it was to match inflation it would be more than $15 [2] And if it was to match productivity, it would be even more [2][3] [1] https:/&
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
"Weird Al" Yankovic - Mission Statement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyV_UG60dD4
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
>what today will sound absurd in the future? incarcerating people for little weed
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
This ^ !!! Wait for it first... ... and I do want to believe... ...but we've been burnt...
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
I always got a filing Uber was not serious about it and used it more for evaluation pump. Tesla is the one that should be hearing alarmbells, their evaluation is partially coming from their promises of (real) FSD, that they have been overpr
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
>When there are only 2 big employers in your town, guess what? You're going to make whatever they hell they want to pay you. >But yeah, let's blame the CEOs. hmmm, who should we blame for destroying the job market in their t
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
It would be interesting to revisit these numbers after including warranty claims. Toyota is someone that puts big emphasis on that part, so the difference when looking at something like a 3yr ownership might be a lot smaller, if not maybe e
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Jack Dorsey says Square is ‘considering’ building a Bitcoin mining system(engadget.com)
48 points by wallaBBB 5y ago|40 comments
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
Exactly what I was thinking while scrolling through comments - These people have not used IBM tools
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
General electronics yes, but automotive ICs are not in free sales and can't be stocked by 3rd parties. Also giants like apple, amazon,... buy directly from the manufacturers with orders being made often a year in advance. This shortage
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
so it's a mobile data harvesting, and not really much more, wrapped in a standard safety and security of your home lingo.
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
The only technical reason I can thing off is that the inside space needed for the usb C port is (considerably) bigger and they don't like it. But this is just a guess... I would expect same as you that the move to only wireless would n
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by wallaBBB 5y ago
- Efficiency of wireless charging first of all, and I consider this to be a pretty firm reason against when there is no real benefit from wireless (nightly charging). I do recognize the added benefit from wireless charging in certain not so

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