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zaptrem
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zaptrem
5y ago
Do you have a source on the Roadster issue? Per Wikipedia: > Musk took an active role within the company and oversaw Roadster product design at a detailed level, but was not deeply involved in day-to-day business operations.[12] Eberhard
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zaptrem
6y ago
What’s the significance of this number?
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6y ago
LTE had that same reputation for a few years. They improved it then and I don’t see why they wouldn’t improve it now.
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6y ago
5G is just instructions on how devices should talk over radio waves. The waves the devices decide to talk over very dramatically. On the short-range end, they can talk on 30-60ghz bands; these bands have lots of room to talk, but they’re ha
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6y ago
Source? I’d be interested to hear about this.
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6y ago
LTE bandwidth too low, latency too high, and reliability too low.
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zaptrem
6y ago
Is that limitation in hardware or software? I always thought it was a physical difference in chip design.
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zaptrem
6y ago
What issues do you see with Ethereum's upcoming PoS+Sharding system?
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6y ago
Now that would be a cool competition. Self-driving cars dropped into a random locale, it would be a no-holds-barred race to the finish line/battle royale. No human drivers means so safety concerns!
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6y ago
Insurance companies pushing a narrative to avoid paying for it? Complete guess.
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6y ago
Wait... there are people who interpret this [ https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1358319935978496001?s=21 ] as anything more than a joke?
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6y ago
That’s why I use Apollo for Reddit browsing on iOS. It’s all native, as fast as you’d expect, and follows all of Apple’s UX conventions.
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6y ago
M1 cores outperform Comet Lake cores and are basically tied with AMD Vermeer despite using a fraction of the power.
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6y ago
Just like you have no “legitimate” “claim” to your smartphone, hand it over. Conquest isn’t the only way countries gain territory by a long shot, and whataboutism can’t justify what China’s doing today either.
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6y ago
If the GPU die yield was really that much of a bottleneck wouldn’t they push even harder to launch the VRAM variants to boost margins?
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6y ago
I don’t see how the information revealed by these hackers backs up any of the accusations you just made. This whole thing (along with your reaction to it) reminds me of 2016’s “but her emails!”
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6y ago
Those projects failed because the general public agrees with FB/TW/YT’s actions so far. When they bad QAnon, the only people annoyed enough to leave are QAnon adherents, so you get a new social network full of trash. As a result,
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6y ago
> It’s quite clear this is not “hacked information” Setting aside the speculation at the end, this summarizes the issues with the story: https://techcrunch.com/2020/10/14/suspect-provenance-of-hunt...
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6y ago
At least when it comes to downloading/updating large games, they can get CPU bound when decompression and updates happen.
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6y ago
What if half the people work on both?
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6y ago
Good chance it will be related to encryption (assuming big sites like Google continue backwards compatibility with modern JavaScript for a long time). "This site no longer supports clients connecting over TLS 1.2" or something lik
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6y ago
On what grounds/with what authority?
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6y ago
How likely would it be that extraterrestrial microbes evolved for living in clouds would have just happened to evolve to also be pathogenic in humans?
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6y ago
TSMC likely wouldn't buy them in a million years, lest they lose their valued neutral status.
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6y ago
Doesn't Android have a local notification function like iOS does?
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6y ago
Has anyone started a project like this for LTE or 5G?
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6y ago
People also like it because it's colorful and multidimensional, but not so multidimensional that you can't decipher it without focusing on it exclusively and retreating to a quiet room.
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6y ago
I'm typing from one right now.
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6y ago
WaPo doesn't interfere in contract awards or break the law. Trump's many crimes and some mean words is a false equivalency.
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6y ago
I didn't know any other ML-based open source transcription engines existed? I can't seem to find them on Google.
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