karpodiem

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by karpodiem 6y ago
lol, you must be a TSLA shareholder. We live in a golden age of fraud. Look up $PEN, $OSTK, pretty much anything published by Muddy Waters.
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by karpodiem 6y ago
Surely they have different clock rates, but Apple isn't referencing clock rates in their marketing material for Macs with M1 chips.
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The Great American Breakup(tabletmag.com)
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by karpodiem 6y ago
Cyberpunk isn't dead - we're living it.
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by karpodiem 6y ago
I agree that having this tethered to a stationary hub inhibits the scope of this being a device which can be worn anywhere. If anything I could see the iPhone acting as the hub (for the first few generations at least) in the same way the iP
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Sergio was way ahead of his time, I miss him. Huge FCA fan, really looking forward to all of their upcoming product.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
He said a million self driving vehicles would be on the streets a year from FSD day. To try to say the hardware for FSD is now present in 1M vehicles (which I doubt) is disingenuous to the insinuation Elon made that FSD is right around the
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Right. And while Epic does the heavy lifting of crafting software to support healthcare provider workflows, integrating dissimilar systems (PACS, etc.), and storing all that data, the companies you mentioned feel they can create value by at
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Which of the two has a trillion dollar market cap with monopoly like market share in multiple business to consumer product sectors? There’s nothing novel about what Epic or any other B2B enterprise software company does (for the most part),
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Because high muscle mass and low body fat is universally what women want/find attractive.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Take the red pill - go to the gym and get jacked. It will solve many of your problems.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
The point of all of this intervention is to increase the well being of the individual through higher wages (specifically, purchasing power) relative to our global peers. The same sort of wage growth that happened organically in the US for m
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Unemployment is low but wages aren't going up. Then again, wages haven't increased in the last thirty years. Lack of wage growth is where the perception of societal stratification and divergence is coming from.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
"You have to take into consideration what kind of workloads lead to throttling." I'm driving four displays at work with Windows 10 (two 21.5' 1080p monitors, my laptop flipped open, and an iPad Pro 12.9 connected via USB
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Removing the touchbar has a material financial impact to Apple? We're talking about a CNC machine here, that's how they carve out the aluminum chassis. It would literally involve them carving out less aluminum from the block, beca
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Would it materially harm a company with a trillion dollar market cap to offer a version of this without the touchbar (thus yielding a lower price), so people can afford to upgrade the soldered memory and NVMe drive? Would it also harm them
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Does this require liquid cooling?
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Elizabeth Holmes should have doubled down!
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by karpodiem 7y ago
If you can afford to give your employees these benefits your profit margins are vastly larger than most software companies. Are you the sole founder of this software company? If there are/were other founders, do they also carry the tit
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Which is why I unplug my Nest from the wall socket when I get back to my apartment.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Shades of LTCM.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
+1 for escaping the group-think.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
People who know these things have said that Zen was principally designed by a different individual, not Keller. I'm trying to find the link/who that person is.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
"No. More and more, technology firms and the individuals within them are realizing their own responsibility to consider the ethical implications of the systems they are building." Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
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by karpodiem 7y ago
I don't disagree with you, but be careful of purposely orchestrated short squeezes.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
I've learned to enjoy the struggle and this has helped me immensely.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
I love my Dell Latitude 5491 - six cores is more than enough for my work at the moment, and the NVMe drive absolutely screams. Much lighter than a workstation notebook, too.
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by karpodiem 7y ago
It seems that median confirmation time is holding up rather well, around ~10min - https://www.blockchain.com/en/charts/median-confirmation-tim...
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by karpodiem 7y ago
Be sure to put in a bid!
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by karpodiem 7y ago
I wish someone would have impressed this upon me years ago like I'm doing now.

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