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Comment #37606506
I think in many cases they are just buying routes/gates. If the airports are maxed out in gates how is the company supposed to grow? And a company that doesn’t grow is a “bad” comp…
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Comment #37606403
You say that as if you cannot buy a car or an airline ticket. In fact you can, because airlines fly planes and sell tickets on them, and car manufacturers make cars and sell them. …
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Comment #37536333
??? How is this supported by your article? Looking at the only perf/watt benchmark (Cinebench ST), they show: M2 Pro @ 141 points/watt Ryzen 9 7940HS @ 47 points/watt
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Comment #37513456
I remember reading that ARM makes more money from embedded than they do from mobile, but I can’t find this source any more. Does anyone know anything about this? Was this true in t…
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Comment #37475310
Just because you use some intermediate variables to calculate f(x,y) = x^2 + y^2 doesn't make it a non-pure function. At least at the level of abstraction we're talking about (the …
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Comment #37475294
They are extraordinarily complicated pure functions, to explore the entire space would take lifetime of the universe ^^^ lifetime of the universe or some absurd quantity like that.…
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Comment #37418660
Maybe the report already discounted the future cash flows? I agree it would be pretty ridiculous if they didn’t.
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Comment #37383734
I think most commercial chips should not encounter latch-up issues even if you bias a GPIO input to mid-rail.
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Comment #36727244
Maybe, maybe not. Certainly price-to-sales ratio is not a relevant metric when tech companies are enormously profitable and have very high profit margins relative to many tradition…
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Comment #35852217
Yes, this is why for years now their highest end iPads have all used... USB-C?
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Comment #35851923
Can you help me understand what you're saying? It comes off as so over the top that I find it absurd, but maybe we just have different backgrounds/experience. 1) Companies are not …
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Comment #35618444
Ok I think I see that they would be required to collect use tax in this case, it would not be the customer remitting it.
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Comment #35618177
Do you think California would accept a company like Apple not collecting the sales tax because the merchandise came from China? Any company doing online sales would just need to lo…
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Comment #35618014
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Comment #35587051
Very clear that Google also had lots of legal guidance and training on this issue, but their training was trying to achieve a different outcome.
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Comment #35543601
These are processes several years down the line. Intel is saying their processes will be competitive at that point.
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Comment #35543566
Sourcing for this? This is a very under-reported story IMO, the main source we have is self-serving comments from the guy who screwed it up saying “we passed because it wasn’t goin…