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ConceitedCode
11d ago
Sure, but what could graphene do in the meantime? It's either make it work for the moment or stop those apps from working today. I'd like to see them lay more ground work for web apps but it's a tough spot and the easiest cho
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ConceitedCode
11d ago
I think graphene could maintain a hard fork with manufacturer support (Motorola). At least for a while. Long term viability is an open question.
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11d ago
What's the concern? They are working with Motorola as a manufacturer. It'll probably be a hard fork eventually but why not make it work in the meantime.
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4mo ago
I feel like the much simpler explanation is that the US is winning because it's dumping the most money into it. By a very large margin.
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5mo ago
I ran into the same issue with my play group. I told them that I will only learn 3 new games a year. Since I added the rule about a decade ago, we've never once hit the 3 game limit. Just having the rule made them rethink if it was wor
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6mo ago
I suspect we'll address this by just going back to older ranking algorithms for search. We'll go back to the primary signal of good content being links from trusted sources. People gaming the content based algorithms will eventual
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7mo ago
Recent essay and data the article is based on - https://www.urban.org/research/publication/states-demographi...
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3y ago
Is an intel version of the 16 in the pipeline?
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Tool to compare car sizes over the years
(carsized.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Wikipedia page for the incident - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aurora,_Texas,_UFO_incident
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Show HN: Site to see which airlines your carry-on luggage will fit on
(carryonconfident.com)
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4y ago
> As pointed out by another commenter the NBER has never failed to declare a recession after two consecutive quarters of GDP reduction. That isn't 100% accurate. There is 1 example from 1947 where we had two consecutive quarters of
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4y ago
Great question! Not that I'm aware of (EDIT: sseagull provided a good example in 1947). To be fair, I can't think of any time where we've seen 2 quarters of negative GDP growth while maintaining "full" employment
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4y ago
I'd say listen to the economists that are actually apart of the group and form your own opinion. I didn't get that impression personally. Although I'm sure there is some impact.
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4y ago
Both of those are up to the consensus of the group of economists. They regularly talk about it with each other and compare with historical data mostly. Keep in mind economics is a social science, not exact science. It would strike me more a
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4y ago
In the USA, "officially" a group of 8 economists at the National Bureau of Economic Research decides when a recession starts. I suspect other countries have their own definitions. "The NBER's definition emphasizes that a
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5y ago
Wages are rising too. A part of the rising costs at the moment is rising labor costs. Median usual weekly real earnings adjusted for seasonality - https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LES1252881600Q
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5y ago
"Many of the F-16's past problems are mirror images of the issues we see in the F-35. According to the article, the Air Force expected the F-16's research and development costs rose by some $7 billion to reach $13.8 billion b
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5y ago
While there are certainly issues, the issues are more with the procurement process than the actual aircraft. Virtually every single aircraft program has been flogged by the press for being too expensive and less capable than the aircraft it
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500X Faster Caching Than Redis/Memcache/APC in PHP and HHVM
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6y ago
1. Taking a shot in the dark - Maybe check your ethernet cables? Not all ethernet cables are the same. If it's a cheap / old ethernet cable then it might not be rated for the same kinds of speed as your wifi. There is a chart on t
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6y ago
FYI - Background on the guy being quoted "Gregory Travis, a veteran software engineer and experienced, instrument-rated pilot who has flown aircraft simulators as large as the Boeing 757" I know a few veteran software engineers th
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6y ago
European regulators now allow the plane to fly after conducting their own investigation so it's more than just the FAA.
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6y ago
Just curious, what would it take for you to get on a 737-Max? European and American regulators have gone over it with a fine tooth comb at this point and allow it to fly. There is always gonna be people that will say the plane shouldn'
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6y ago
Different aerodynamics probably had a little impact but it's mostly just a much better power to weight ratio. It helps that you didn't launch a raspberry pi and battery :)
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6y ago
Just curious, what would you have liked to see the U.S. do about Hong Kong? Arguably if anyone was gonna do something it should probably be the British being their agreement was broken. I'm sure the British would have U.S. backing them
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The article talks about the airline focusing on shorter routes and cutting the longer routes that they were losing money on. Even if the airline doesn't go through bankruptcy the long haul routes at the same price will probably no long
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7y ago
I'm still working through the paper which is fascinating and have only had a chance to glance it over so forgive me if I ask any questions that are answered in the paper. I see lots of large timeframes of the data (20 years), but nothi
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7y ago
This is misleading to most people. The US census counts the suburbs as urban. I don't believe most people referring to urban areas are referring to people in the suburbs. "To qualify as an urban area, the territory identified acco
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7y ago
Full digest of the bill - https://www.parliament.nz/en/pb/bills-and-laws/bills-digests... Lots to read over, but this stuck out to me so far. "gross emissions of biogenic methane in a calendar year are 1
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