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by delabay 2mo ago
Not everybody has time or needs to understand how these chips function. I don't need to know how a CPU functions to write python.
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by delabay 2mo ago
I predict the AI enabled MCU development wave will lift all ships. AI has absolutely crushed the barrier to entry for using this gear. It's a spectacular turn of events and I suspect sales have never been better, if my own behavior is
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by delabay 4mo ago
In the battle of shape rotators vs wordcells, the wordcells have far more to gain with AI. This journo will come around.
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by delabay 4mo ago
This is obviously a factually incorrect post as anybody who uses the product can attest
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by delabay 5mo ago
Yes and don't forget consumer preferences. This is Hacker News where they are still clamoring for a "small smartphone" because everything else is too big. Shocker, small phones don't sell. Neither do bulky ones when comp
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by delabay 6mo ago
The dreaded Wile E Coyote attack, the bane of every commuter's existence.
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by delabay 9mo ago
This year's winner of the nobel prize is highly organized and ran a parallel election campaign, which was obviously dismissed by the Maduro regime. There is a slim possibility of a peaceful transition given the democratic efforts under
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by delabay 11mo ago
I don't think it has dawned on the HN crowd how insatiable the demand for dollars across the world is. This stuff is being used in all corners of the world, and accelerating.
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by delabay 11mo ago
Regulators also have enforcement functions. Are you asking how laws work?
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by delabay 11mo ago
Money can be used to buy goods AND services! Stablecoins are money! Wow!
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by delabay 11mo ago
"Better off with a locally managed currency" wow, please research the counties I mentioned for five minutes. It's a luxury opinion to view the USD as trash. It means you have options. USD is the best many people in the world
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by delabay 11mo ago
Unironically yes, and their communities will prosper as a result. I see no problem here.
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by delabay 11mo ago
Or, an alternative, and hear me out, maybe this could also be called "an economy"
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by delabay 11mo ago
If tether wants to maintain their dominant position (they do) then they will work to be compliant with the LAW, on a timeline deemed appropriate by the law makers. Take your conspiratorial trutherism elsewhere.
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by delabay 11mo ago
As of 2025, USD stablecoins are a regulated industry. The frequency of uninformed comments like these will asymptotically go to zero.
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by delabay 11mo ago
Stablecoins offer a relentless price insensitive buyer of US debt. This is good for America, good for democracy, and good for property rights globally. However, stablecoins WILL cause unrest in Nigeria, Venezuela, Lebanon, and Turkey as the
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by delabay 11mo ago
Totally, utterly, completely false. An honest discussion of this matter has no space for tether truthers stuck in the year 2015.
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by delabay 11mo ago
This number will continue to climb and I am confident before the decade ends, stablecoins broadly will be the largest holder of US debt. The interests are fully aligned between the issuers and US govt - issuers keep the interest, US has a p
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by delabay 11mo ago
Stablecoins are now a regulated industry with laws in place to address this very concern. Tether is currently not compliant, but as the largest player in the space, has a great incentive to maintain its dominance.
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by delabay 11mo ago
What's your source?
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by delabay 11mo ago
By my estimate (GPT5) Tesla has up to 17% of all front and behind the meter battery storage in CA, and is also the vendor growing the fastest in CA. The California battery storage story is also a Tesla story, but based on the positive tone
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by delabay 11mo ago
LG Energy Solution supplied the lithium-ion battery racks/modules (TR1300 using LG JH4 NMC cells) for Vistra’s initial 300 MW/1,200 MWh Moss Landing system; Fluence was the system integrator/GC.
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by delabay 11mo ago
Interesting how they never mention that these are Tesla Megapack 2 XL units (LFP chemistry) manufactured at Tesla’s Lathrop, CA “Megafactory.”
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by delabay 11mo ago
A company actively navigating a huge regulatory change is not the same as a flagrant scam hiding in plain sight. I don't know why I'm bothering to reply. Tether truthers are modern day financial luddites, willingly blind and ignor
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by delabay 11mo ago
Tether will migrate to a US regulated structure
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by delabay 11mo ago
Yes, because they will migrate to a different compliant one. Maybe you missed that headline?
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by delabay 11mo ago
A tether truther, in this day and and age? 2017 called... The passing of GENIUS act marks one of, possibly the largest banking regulatory changes in the US. The stablecoin industry is very legitimate, has very firmly established guardrails
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by delabay 1y ago
They will have a difficult time finding a buyer for this extremely unique property. One really needs rare eclectic taste. In my personal opinion, this house ugly AF
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by delabay 1y ago
Sadly, trucks like these are like the automotive "small smartphone". At first it appears there is a large vocal market, especially if you read the comment section. Alas, nobody will buy it, just like nobody actually buys small sma
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by delabay 2y ago
Private enterprises are optimized for survival and fitness. Bureaucratic agencies are optimized for more bureaucracy.

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