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demondemidi
2y ago
Just a reminder that no one will ever know how much private company SpaceX spends on their platforms because they are not required to divulge this info, nor how much their investors subsidize their government contracts (paid for by taxpayer
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demondemidi
2y ago
If only the author of the poll had studied statistics and psychology.
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demondemidi
2y ago
You made up your own definition of politician to prove your point. Thats fallacious reasoning. I was in politics for four years not for power but to help people organize and prevent corporate takeover of family farms. Get bent, dude.
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2y ago
Do you know what happens when you take VC money? Probably not. I assume OP wants to succeed and retain control. VC money is about the worst choice of funding for something like this.
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2y ago
Ding ding ding.
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2y ago
1% of his documented wealth is $3,000 million. Kinda wish I could watch America fall like it was a tv show but unfortunately it’ll take me down with it.
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2y ago
He jelly
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2y ago
Citizens united isn’t even 20 years old. If you want to really feel depressed check out The Fairness Doctrine that Bush I abolished.
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2y ago
Might wanna wait until the hype cycle is over in a few years.
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2y ago
How do you know that won’t be sold to some other dumb org?
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2y ago
Wireless transmitters don’t immediately imply digital. But I see your point. I haven’t done sound reinforcement in since the 90s. The body mics we used weren’t digital. Shit I’m old. I’ll just stop talking because my initial post was an att
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2y ago
lol, yes! Thank you!
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2y ago
I saw Morton Subotnik at my college and he spoke of phase shift due to heating of poorly design VCOs in a serendipitous way rather than something to be feared.
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2y ago
When I was in high school in the mid 80s I was in the av club and we filmed things for local access cable. We made a jeopardy game on a Commodore 64 and converted a joystick into three buttons with latches to prevent ties. We broadcast thre
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2y ago
Would be great if some of the smart people here could help explain why this is such a big deal to my less tech savvy friends. I know that I don’t know how the data broker to dark web hacker pipeline works, I just know security is importan
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2y ago
That’s a good way to put it. But do mixing boards today really do ADC then DAC?!? Seems utterly pointless.
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2y ago
Depends on your job and relevance to the company’s bottom land AND the ramp time for new talent. I’m in charge of delivering two products. If they canned me, their roadmap would be toast for the next five years. And we’re so short staffed t
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2y ago
Unless you can get home instantly and actually do something about it I think you will just be antagonizing yourself and be stressed all the time. :(
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2y ago
They are criminals.
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2y ago
When I went to college in the late 80s my ssn was automatically used as my student id. When I got my first bank account in 1990, they used my ssn as the account number.
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2y ago
“Big venues”. lol. I’m sure when Metallica played in russia in 1991 for the 4th largest concert in history it didn’t really happen because according to you they needed digital (glitchy) hardware. What are you even talking about, man.
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2y ago
If you’re worried about glitches during live performances there’s a fool proof solution: play real instruments. ;)
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demondemidi
2y ago
> Please don't enact your personal psychodrama on random people on the Internet I wouldn't dream of competing with you.
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2y ago
HN at its finest: majority of the discussion on this article is about gold, and not the actual article.
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2y ago
Most LCD displays are custom: there are Chinese manufacturers that will design your LCD display and embed a SPI/I2C decoder for very low cost, so the simplest 8-bit PIC can drive one at 1 MHz (or less!)
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2y ago
Unlit liquid crystal 7-segement displays are the lowest-power & lowest-cost solution. You're absolutely right. The person you're replying to clearly doesn't have experience in the low-power/low-cost embedded world. I
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2y ago
Clever exploit of a website security hole! Except you need to give your credentials to a trusted party.
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2y ago
Fallacy. Just because your preferred belief framework has no supporting evidence or research doesn’t mean an actual science that you don’t like isn’t actual science. In other words, you can create your own alternative facts but they still a
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This is the entire premise of the Golgafrinchan Ark Fleet Ship B, which Douglas Adams wrote about 25 years earlier. But every conservative parent has made jokes about getting a degree "underwater basket weaving" for as long as I c
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2y ago
Wow, this CEO entitlement and wealth pissing contests are laughable.
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