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by wyxuan 7y ago
That's good to hear. Especially that last point: zoom has been repeatedly blocked by China. It would be interesting to see if they could keep those users
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I know a person on mainland China and they are bored out of their mind. They are a pilot and have nothing to do, especially since the volume of flights has dropped significantly
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Wilbur Ross's comments come off as a little callous but whatever. Anyway, these repo operations are meant to stabilize the markets in the event of a flash crash where there is a major dislocation on the price of equities, due to the co
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Maybe the reentry is the real value you get from the experience
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Sure the fed is doing repo market operations (the overnight lending you talk about), but the vast majority of that money is going to bond buying. 300 billion (or some gigantic number like that) has been infused in the econ. This is much of
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Sure they said that, but they likely did that to cover up the Saudi hack of Bezo's phone
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Whats the difference? If MBS wanted to, he would attack the owner of <non billionaire news agency> anyway. I think bezos owning WaPo is actually good since he isn't meddling with the coverage, and he can ensure that WaPo stays re
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Good point but evidence suggests that this case from a fish market
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I think we already have hypersonics, but you are right, the US is focusing more efforts on new weaponry, although 34 mil isn't much
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I think the best part about the whole thing is that there are so many memes accompanying the investigation. I'm not sure however, that the internet really helped crack the case. Th article shows that the internet came to similar conclu
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by wyxuan 7y ago
It’s been paywalled , but I think that geely's expansion of their stake should be a positive sign for the company, esp if Aston is able to leverage their know how of electric cars
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Yeah, and most places that experience a lot of travelers already have paid storage options (albeit pricey)
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Shame that newer devices can’t have this
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by wyxuan 7y ago
encryption regulations by people who don't understand encryption. this is encryption export ban 2.0
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by wyxuan 7y ago
they are doing San Jose for their grade separation project
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by wyxuan 7y ago
the article mentioned that, but you aren't having stuff like n7 or n10 nodes being done in US, which is what Washington presumably wants
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by wyxuan 7y ago
it sort of is doxxing because these are private people running very public accounts with their own facebook accounts. This could easily lead to the exposing of someone's home address
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by wyxuan 7y ago
title feels a little clickbaity, especially for how short and inconclusive the article is.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Would be interesting to see of there are newer examples of these weird chips. After all, the post is only from 2005(from copyright info at bottom of page).
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Apps like Google authenticator, or more conveniently, a Google voice number. The Google voice solution works well since it can't be Sim swapped, and can be accessed via email (admittedly, a potential downside).
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by wyxuan 7y ago
What's the incentive to go to cellebrite rather than Apple? Cellebrite offers more but Apple does lump sum, from what I can tell.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Blow your whistle all you want but until something catastrophic happens, the whistleblowers would turn out the way the whistleblowers for the 737ng airframe cracking came out: fired and then ignored.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I think this is the kind of car we will see in the future. Not focused on driving, but on things like decked out entertainment systems - esp be/c of things like autopilot.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Microsoft recently offered a model of the surface lineup with a ryzen mobile processor. That can't count for nothing right?
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Pollution tracking would be greatly appreciated. Maybe we could catch methane leaks faster, or respond more quickly to fires. Google backed firefly (the one that puts the billboards on top of lyfts and ubers) has air quality tracking; it ne
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by wyxuan 7y ago
A lot of marketing speak and not much real content. I found this article by Cisco, which seems a lot better at explaining the importance of 6 GHz https://blogs.cisco.com/enterprise/wi-fis-new-6ghz-spectrum-...
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by wyxuan 7y ago
GDPR compliance. If you used US you wouldn't get that interstitial.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Maybe, maybe not; cuz drugs have gotten cheaper, and there are how “legitimate sources” of drugs like opiates
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by wyxuan 7y ago
My goodness, but Macrovoices by Erik Townsend is GREAT. Macrovoices.com Ignore the latest episode with Pippa Malmgren, but it has a ton of macro insights that lay people can understand; while not being too basic.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Jacquesm's comment on Musk is quite accurate " Edit: if there is a way to work Elon Musk in there somewhere that would be good, I have a feeling he's going to make some big waves in the next 10 years but I haven't a clue

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