whaleofatw2022

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by whaleofatw2022 11mo ago
So much money for an engine or transmission that some companies started collaborating... GEMA was the collab between Chrysler/Mitsu/Hyundai for an inline 4, and GM/Ford have collaborated on a few transmissions too.
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by whaleofatw2022 11mo ago
Actually I'll give a V6 instead: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buick_V6_engine 1961-2008.
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by whaleofatw2022 11mo ago
Meh, GM 3800 had a good 40+ years of production (although some of those years were 3rd party,) I'd take one of those over a FIRE.
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
One could still plug holes. E.x. if the data breached was not critical to legal retention requirements, the penalty is more severe. (Ofc this assumes good definition of what is critical for legal retention). At the very least it would encou
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Let's not forget GloFo although they are more interested in bulk at this point.mm
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
> 128MB (minimum), 512MB (max from radio shack) I think you meant KB here but now im also wondering how many MB you -could- actually scale tp and what the overhead would be due to the numbers of banks to switch between...
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Early Hybrids used NiMH because Chevron was holding on to a lot of the patents around using Lithium Ion for the purpose IIRC.
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Sorry im not following; unless it is a 'special' car, a 2008 car with 120k miles, except accounting for inflation and market dynamics, would be worth less in 2025 with the same mileage. Except of course for the factors I mentioned
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Dangerous curiosity ask, is whether the number of folks off for Diwali is a factor or not? I.e. lots of folks that weren't expected to work today and/or trying to round them up to work the problem.
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Not terrible unless you are lead footing both the accelerator and brake. Also as far as Stop and go... its typically also lower speed; wind resistance is not linear based on speed, so 'crawling' is not that bad. Im in the US and d
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
We had a whiplash effect in the US. In late 2020 and early 2021, Used car prices plummeted due to so many people trading in 2nd vehicles. I remember tire kicking a 2008 vehicle that was 2000$ then... Whiplash on used cars started later in 2
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
PS2 had export limitations put on it by Japan. There were also rumors that Saddam was using them for a supercomputer. I do have the odd anecdote, way back in the day, I was in a CompUSA in Dearborn MI and overheard a middle eastern guy at t
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
I mean FWIW they could probably make those folks happy by just spitting out a list of everything to short because of ai disruption on each new release lol
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Once upon a time I took an afternoon off to give a coworker a ride home when they got laid off mid day; their ride was a coworker who was required to finish his shift due to circumstances. It was honestly rough because it was immediately ra
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Dotnet does both mark and sweep as well as compaction, depends on what type of GC happens.
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
It looks like each of its two reactors are a good bit more powerful than what is in an Ohio Class Submarine, but far less than what's in a Gerald R Ford class Aircraft carrier. For whatever thats worth
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
There's also the Megasquirt for fuel timing, which is not quite open but not fully closed off either...
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Just imagine how it might react to ROT26!
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Kinda interesting to ask what would have gone different if the infrastructure was in place to make electric cars 'good enough' as far as charging infrastructure.
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Isn't VILW how a number of GPUs worked internally? That said GPU isn't the same as GPC
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Yeah but did you know you also can't publish benchmarks? E.x. if you make a product that works on multiple databases, you can't show the performance difference between them.
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Lots of folks forget the challenges of attenuation in a given medium... e.x. light doesnt go `c` in fiber....
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
NATS does KV pretty well now (didn't have expiration till earlier this year)
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
There's a version of snake written in C# that runs in UEFI. That said its at least 8kb in compiled form on windows (not sure size of uefi build) [0] [0] https://codevision.medium.com/running-c-snake-inside-uefi-df...
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Well thats more or less what people are asking for with this.
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Yes. Typically randomizers take the input rom (or data from a CD in the case of something like SOTN) and use that as a starting point.
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
There's something to be said about this. A high quality JPEG after cleanup can sometimes be larger than an ARW (sony RAW) on export and it makes no sense to me.
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
I will dare say, it's a question of what happens to Mario's brother. Jury nullification in that is the best message that could be sent to the populace.
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
Probably something about margin vs volume. One complicated transaction that could net a huge profit vs lots of smaller transactions that result in less overall profit despite same cost. He'll ive seen legit businesses get burned on the
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by whaleofatw2022 1y ago
> Women have few options but to let themselves be exploited, sexually and otherwise, if they want to progress in the industry Weinstein and JayZ taught us that plenty of men have the same problem...

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