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Databricks in talks to raise funds at $43B valuation, Bloomberg reports(reuters.com)
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
I don't disagree that there are real problems, but these statistics don't really help much. The home birth group is less likely to include high risk births. Many issues are detected during prenatal care and most of those parents
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Or sometimes an instruction isn't in the compiler because the hardware has some strange corner case failures so they aren't using it. I would be nervous about depending upon an unused instruction.
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Scientists may be on brink of discovering fifth force of nature(theguardian.com)
48 points by dev_tty01 3y ago|25 comments
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Timelapse of Cigarettes Left in Soil for an Entire Year(petapixel.com)
49 points by dev_tty01 3y ago|43 comments
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Russia fines Apple for not deleting 'inaccurate' content on Ukraine conflict(reuters.com)
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
That is its core feature. The only reason Asahi exists is to run linux natively on Apple Silicon Macs. There are plenty of linux variants for other systems. What dependency are you speaking of? It uses the external OS hooks built into th
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
> The trashcan Mac Pro desktop was heavily promoted to tech journalists They had one meeting where they told journalists they were not going to abandon the pro market space. This was when the trashcan had been out for a long time. Too
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
>The main reason for bad battery life is hardware acceleration for certain tasks. I guess this was a typo. MacOS/Apple Silicon (and other CPU architectures) save a lot of power via hardware acceleration. For instance, there are de
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Hmm. Do you have a reference for that? From what I have read, Clydesdales are fine on good pasture (hay in the winter), but they won't be able to do much if any work if they don't get additional feed. They would also likely not
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
I think we have to know the order in which these features occurred. As others pointed out, chewing has other benefits. Maybe evolution took advantage of chewing to change the air intake design for some other advantage.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
You left off a term: F(x) = x + S
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Our new flagship distro: Fedora Asahi Remix(asahilinux.org)
88 points by dev_tty01 3y ago|105 comments
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
They said it "can support 60W." As you point out, Type 4 can support up to 71W, so yes it can support 60W. They didn't assert that it is a standard power level.
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Unveiling the Modern Computer(thechipletter.substack.com)
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J&J effort to resolve talc lawsuits in bankruptcy fails a second time(reuters.com)
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Applying High Voltage to Kids Toys(kottke.org)
2 points by dev_tty01 3y ago|1 comments
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
They have sold hybrids at scale, lots of similar components, so no reason to think they can't scale when they have a design they are ready to produce. Toyota runs a huge global car manufacturing company that is known for quality and s
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Actually, in US suburbia, a big portion of the population is living in an apartment with poor access to public transit. I look around all the many places I've lived and see huge apartment complexes with little access to transit. Transi
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Netflix’s subscriber growth up after crackdown on password sharing(apnews.com)
1 points by dev_tty01 3y ago|1 comments
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
I get the sentiment, but if I stop and think about it, I don't understand the math. I'm not intending to criticize since I struggle with this myself. Try on this hypothetical. Imagine that ten people in a giant company called AC
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
>although it is unknown whether Nobel Prize winners are more prone to this tendency than other individuals. I think we can at least confidently say that other people are more willing to listen to an NP winner. That could completely expl
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The mystery of microbes that live inside tumours(bbc.com)
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
In the early days of insecure WiFi, in apartment buildings you would see network names like "Don't steal our WiFi Room 238!"
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Yep. I just wanted to emphasize that side of it.
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
That may be true for most, but there are many of us who interact with at-risk people (elderly parents, an immune suppressed family member, etc.) and the daily concern is whether or not I might be infectious and potentially bring harm to som
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Musk's Twitter sues four Texas entities for data scraping, seeks damages(reuters.com)
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Meta to contest EU antitrust charges at July 13 hearing(reuters.com)
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FTC to appeal judge's decision to let Microsoft move ahead with Activision deal(reuters.com)
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by dev_tty01 3y ago
Hmm. The pressure inside a Merlin engine is about 1410 psi (about 88 atmospheres) and the temperatures inside the engine reach 2200 C. The turbopumps in the engine spin at about 3600 rpm and produce about 10,000 horsepower, which is just

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