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ETHisso2017
2y ago
Chevron in action: https://www.scotusblog.com/2024/06/supreme-court-strikes-dow...
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If you lay off the QA team you can accelerate delivery, as Crowdstrike has shown
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Sounds like they need to split up the brand. Customers need to have a consistent experience across locations
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No mention of the SSMB project? AFAIK that one is further along than the EUV-FEL approach
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That's not a weird stance at all. Twitter/X is blocked in China because it refuses to comply with Chinese law on censorship. China's law criminalizes behavior on censorship, which adheres to what modern notions of legal juris
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Which makes the ban bill a bill of attainder: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_of_attainder
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Nicely written bill of attainder...
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Factually incorrect. China didn't ban US apps, it required US apps to obey local Chinese censorship laws. Some apps (like LinkedIn) stayed in compliance and stayed, while others left China.
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2y ago
Then let's look at TSMC: https://valustox.com/TSM
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3y ago
In the future, they won't read you your bill of rights, they'll read you your terms of service
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La li lu le lo
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Try this, and see how long it takes before your home is raided and you are prosecuted for whatever the authorities can find
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Imagine Allah.ai gets to AGI, and the first thing it does is say "the House of Saud is haram"
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Royal Navy ends tradition of Chinese laundrymen on warships over spying fears
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A solar industry won't give you the type of engineers and technicians that can be conscripted into a project to vitrify your enemy's capital city though. That's a big minus
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Can you name some of these hedge funds?
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It's interesting how the Chinese diaspora was able to drive a large amount of China's economic growth, but the same is not true for the Indian diaspora.
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Tragedy at Sea: The “Battle” of May Island
(cwgc.org)
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The Battle of May Island
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Yes, it is interesting. I'm curious what the experience of H1bs who've been let go recently
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4y ago
Where can we find a list of startups that have large quantities of deposits at SVB?
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4y ago
Not one mention of the tech sanctions placed on China, but so much focus on COVID controls. Easy to see where this author's bread is buttered
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This is going to be so fun to watch
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Counterpoint: Slack
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ChatGPT would like to know this answer
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This article reads like someone put Klippsten's November thread into ChatGPT
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Worth noting that these drills aren't really newsworthy. They occur in international waters, have been ongoing since 2019, and are smaller than the drills the US has conducted in the South China Sea.
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How much does someone want to bet that SBF gets less than 10 years for his scheme to defraud millions of people?
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Simple, Scale AI is likely fishing for federal contracts now that its traditional enterprise customer set is throttling back on spending
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In 2021, Alex Wang of Scale (the author of the linked article) uncritically quoted the following from Eric Schmidt: "Eric states that the global growth of AI technology is a national security threat for the United States. In March, we
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