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earle_wa
2y ago
Apple will always have the best RAM. They get to pick from the donut of wafer, and have testing processes rivaling that of the fabs.
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There are 19 humans in space
(whoisinspace.com)
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2y ago
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earle_wa
2y ago
Can you track how many people have hit the jackpot? Or how long folks stuck around to see if they hit the jackpot?
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earle_wa
2y ago
Scroll up. It took me a second. I've never found twitters UI intuitive for figuring out context.
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earle_wa
3y ago
For small to medium size hardware companies that want to make their products easy for customers to repair and tinker with, and at the same time make it difficult for competitors to to copy the design, what are the options? Adafruit has succ
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earle_wa
4y ago
Used to be an EE and couldn't afford a house in a major metropolitan area. Went into FW/SW and now I can. Not saying that's the case for everyone, but that's what worked for me.
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earle_wa
8y ago
Sunfolding (YC S17) is mixing rigid parts with soft pneumatic actuators to build solar trackers. This a real commercial product that is being deployed to customer sites. https://www.sunfolding.com/products/
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earle_wa
8y ago
Sunfolding | Sr. Embedded Systems Engineer | San Francisco, CA | ONSITE Full-time Together, our team is taking an entirely new approach to solar tracking, including work on innovative actuators made from mass-manufactured polymers that use
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earle_wa
8y ago
This video is an excellent analysis. I love the detail these investigators went into to uncover the software development practices during the early 2000's at Toyota. I really hope the automobile industry has taken this to heart and is
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earle_wa
8y ago
I'm disappointed in Malcom Gladwell's analysis of this situation. His advice is dangerous and should be corrected. Here is a response to his piece that is well laid out. http://www.safetyresearch.net/blog/arti
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Case Study of Toyota Unintended Acceleration (2014) [video]
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8y ago
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