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jhpankow
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jhpankow
2mo ago
EBITDAI
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jhpankow
4mo ago
"Oh yeah. Tappets."
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9mo ago
Homes in the upper midwest are well-sealed and insulated. Bedrooms can hit 2,000 ppm with two adults sleeping in them.
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jhpankow
1y ago
The flamethrower was the first thing that gave me pause.
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2y ago
ChatGPT
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3y ago
Unfortunately Sealab 2021 was more accurate in predicting the future.
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3y ago
I hope the company is not buried with his passing.
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4y ago
I had an employer tie a forced arbitration clause to a stock option refresh.
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4y ago
There was as far as marketing. My family members stopped asking me about ads they saw on TV for IBM's quantum computers.
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4y ago
CA is the future. Transplants are just exporting it to your area.
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4y ago
Yep. You can see Reed-Hillview airport on the left and 680 on the right.
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5y ago
Is it possible that your "Structure of an inverter" image is mislabed? NMOS would be on the left and PMOS on the right. My thinking is the PMOS has the extra diffusion step to create the n-well for the channel under the gate.
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5y ago
At my school the password was the person’s username. Someone guessed it one day. Which in hindsight was inevitable when the login screen was exposed to hundreds of bored kids every day.
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5y ago
I can't see gravity perfectly canceling out forward velocity while simultaneously contacting the surface. It would have to come through the body first. Which, I suppose, is terrifyingly possible.
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5y ago
Clean, pure, delicious semiconductor wastewater.
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5y ago
The eternal September continues.
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5y ago
I'm sure it would make sense if you saw the balance sheet.
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5y ago
Or as TFA speculates: an endemic virus like the flu that kills 10k-60k in the US every year.
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5y ago
just speed up a little bit
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Years ago when I moved for my first job out of school I decided to set my clock radio to the local NPR station (KERA Dallas) to wake up to the news. I had to switch to a hard rock station because I'd fall back asleep to their soft voic
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If it is a female my misophonia suggests it is Mary Louise Kelly. I've gotten used to it. There is also a male voice on one of the weekend shows that might be who you're describing. I wrote in to a cable TV show a decade ago to ca
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5y ago
How can we monetize the Higgs boson?
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6y ago
Lockheed and Boeing were building protoypes in the 1990s and the contract was awarded to Lockheed in October 2001. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joint_Strike_Fighter_program
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6y ago
It's just an emitter and detector with a fan pushing air between them. It counts any particle large enough to block the light source. If you look up the sensor there is a datasheet which describes how they arrive at the counts.
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6y ago
Note this sensor only counts particles without regard for size and then estimates distribution of particles based on an equation.
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7y ago
"programmers most likely know by heart a sizable bunch of Bash commands and their options" ha. case in point.
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8y ago
That wouldn't show you the real power of KSQL though.
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8y ago
Or https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_High-Speed_Rail
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8y ago
I always thought newegg was Egghead's online presence. Oops.
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8y ago
I suppose it makes sense for incumbent brands to delay: they'd like to control when and how this cannibalizes their existing product lines.
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