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patosai

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    Comment #27567096

    The University of Michigan has a class where we came up with an idea for + designed a 2mm x 2mm analog/digital chip and a MEMS chip, and got to go into the school's nanofabrication…

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    Comment #24165570

    There's a Reuters article about this topic which states: > Greenland’s ice sheet may have shrunk past the point of return, with the ice likely to melt away no matter how quickly th…

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    Comment #20936799

    I've never worked on stealth aircraft, but energy has to travel from the transmitter, through the aircraft's radar cover, off the array itself, then get back through the cover and …

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    Comment #20024549

    Elm is a JS framework for rendering views. It has a type system and guarantees no runtime errors while being fast. The language compiles into JS. https://elm-lang.org/

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    Comment #17110529

    The reason why IPO'd companies have higher valuations in China is because the stock market is controlled by the government. So instead of just giving the SEC a number of financial …

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    Comment #17088649

    From what I've understood, the founders started Preferred Infrastructure and then spun off Preferred Networks when deep learning started getting really hot. The two founders in the…

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    Comment #16991187

    Same here, used to use KeePass and then LastPass, then switched to BitWarden and have been happy with everything so far.

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    Comment #16891995

    Got to play with one of these for a few hours 2-3 years ago, back then it was pretty easy to make a shape and upload it to the device. The cuts it made on plywood were extremely cl…

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    Comment #16886534

    You study simplified Chinese in Taipei?

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    Comment #16440399

    I see how paper/cardboard containers would work, but how does a cardboard straw or fork work? Wooden chopsticks are mainstream but a certain thickness is required for strength, whi…

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    Comment #16440302

    I think the banning of disposable utensils will be hard to adopt given how big the restaurant/night market scene is in Taiwan. I doubt many people will want to carry steel straws, …

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    Comment #16059006

    It's true that public service is a major part, but another way of thinking about it is if government officials are highly paid, they are less likely to be bribed or act in their ow…

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