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throwaway85825

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    Comment #49170890

    QA got laid off all decade ago. It's been 10 years of bugs like this weeks breaking boot on Dell's.

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    Comment #49137382

    Every car has to have a display since the backup camera mandate.

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    Comment #49137364

    My 90s car has no screen. Auto industry needs to self correct before they collapse.

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    Comment #49028181

    For it to be a buying opportunity would require the mega corps to continue growing post bubble pop. This is questionable given how large they already are.

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    Comment #49012235

    How does this work? Is the OEM giving the cloud provider a big discount or is the cloud provider giving you a teaser rate to lock up your business.

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    Comment #49012147

    If that was true the insurance and loan industries wouldn't exist.

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    Comment #48999967

    Not every problem can be fixed by making it illegal.

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    Comment #48999950

    Every president since Clinton protected epstein too, it's not a partisan thing.

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    Comment #48862738

    Secret 5G is not as common because there is a huge incentive to resell the free service. Maybe with eSIM it will be harder. Kindles uses to have a free data plan SIM.

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    Comment #48862630

    Nuclear war is inherently global. The fallout would poison the world for decades. It's a red line for everyone else that has an at sea deterrent.

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    Comment #48862560

    Basically yes. Ukraine has a big problem with soviet commanders who waste lives needlessly. The post Soviet younger commanders have much better reputations and use that to recruit,…

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    Comment #48862525

    I think the actual purpose of the market is to reduce corruption. When everyone has to publish prices and Pavel pays his mate 3x for the same drone it's easier to flag for auditing…

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    Comment #48862481

    Open sourcing the algorithm and showing the weights used to generate the feed each time would be great.

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    Comment #48852074

    Germany dismantled their nuclear reactors because russia would always be a reliable partner. European leaders have been absolute traitors.

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    Comment #48787453

    Because everyone in national governments are all clamoring for chat control?

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    Comment #48779896

    They didn't ask for only a non audible change, because they know that it will not be. It's just marketing and misdirection because the truth is much less rosy.

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    Comment #48779881

    Yes and now wafer costs are going up for n+1 node, because of physics reasons.

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    Comment #48779867

    It's not like iran has a public list of military facilities and what theyre used for.

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    Comment #48779152

    A navy base on the contested straight of hormuz is always going to be a priority target. Militaries have pre existing contingency plans. Typically military bases don't move very fa…

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    Comment #48779122

    That's only possible under specific climatic conditions where there's separate temperature/pressure layers. Which is why they asked to repeal the ban on supersonic flight over popu…

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    Comment #48778466

    >(in theory) >leaving power available This just sounds like 'no' but with extra indirection.

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    Comment #48778386

    The school used to be a military base office. Acting on stale data is common for both humans and ML models.

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    Comment #48778343

    >gives those voters a de-facto, outsized, soft power How?

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    Comment #48778257

    Physics doesnt change. It will always cost more energy to fly faster.

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    Comment #48778212

    Overland private supersonic travel should not happen, it would just be a massive unpriced negative externality. The lower the plane flies the fewer people end up hearing the boom. …