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alokv28
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Comment #27321012
Labels for production nodes (e.g. "1nm") have diverged from specific physical distances (e.g. gate width) for years now.
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Comment #21828707
ironic title is ironic
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Comment #20065528
The node label (e.g. "5 nm") no longer represents a physical dimension and hasn't for some time -- it's simply a continuation of a naming convention. In fact, while we used to scal…
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Comment #17700718
Congrats on the launch! Can you say more about how you drive your costs down?
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Comment #7669699
They never claimed to be doing Raman spectroscopy.
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Comment #7578507
It's up now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5Hlc1suTss
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Comment #7569909
Yup, such a blatant copycat attempt. All the way down to the angle the photos are taken from. Good thing for Boosted that you can't just copy a well engineered drivetrain.
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Comment #7371815
That relation ties together entropy, a previously macroscopic quantity, and discrete, countable energy states, first introduced via quantum mechanics.
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Comment #7369426
I'd replace it with S = k log(Omega), which links thermodynamics to quantum mechanics.
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Comment #7242404
Same boat here! Any sense of how long the queue is?
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Comment #6875219
The color change of gold and CdSe particles with size are due to two different effects. CdSe is a semiconductor, and reducing the CdSe nanoparticle size increases its band gap thro…
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Comment #6742988
Not that I disagree with what you wrote, I just want to point out that silicon dioxide is probably the most important reason silicon has reached such ubiquity in electronics. No ot…
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Comment #6722050
I know very little about what's available in Ruby, but I would have used the Pandas library to accomplish this task in python. Their in-memory data structure, a DataFrame, is more …
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Comment #6720210
I'm trying to figure out where something like this fits into the python data ecosystem. For datasets that fit in memory, Pandas seems like the best bet. Good I/O functions (JSON, C…
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Comment #6716507
That was hard to read... "The manufacturing process for most solar panels involves manufacturing a block of sapphire or other crystalline silicon and then slicing a .2mm-thick shee…
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Comment #6716147
Just want to point out that Stanford does have its fair share of "MIT startups". Here's a small subset: * Alveo Energy * Amprius * Blue River Technology * C3Nano * Momentum Machine…
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Comment #6628116
StraightUp http://readstraightup.com Circa app Twitter
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Comment #6625444
Internet archive link to the demo/screencast: https://web.archive.org/web/20070407145348/http://www.getdro...
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Comment #6453296
I still prefer Keynote to JS presentation tools since playing with layout is easier manually than with css (for me). But one killer feature Keynote lacks is slide inheritance. I lo…
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Comment #6453200
I've found that Foursquare has a higher signal-to-noise than Yelp for restaurant reviews/tips.