tibyat

5 ms·

1.
by tibyat 5y ago
he's cto, ceo is eastdakota
2.
by tibyat 5y ago
well, the ceo did step down last month..
3.
by tibyat 5y ago
So glad to come across your comment. This has been driving me mad when I've been on long road trips lately. As a driver of a "normal" sedan, it's amazing how few cars i can see around/through on the highway at this
4.
by tibyat 5y ago
duo has been successful?
5.
by tibyat 5y ago
i agree, thanks for speaking out
6.
by tibyat 5y ago
Why? Just do it all under vacuum. But in cases where you must (cost/practicality limitations, dealing with liquids, etc), this is done by passing through a thin film of material that has a small cross section of interaction with the pa
7.
by tibyat 5y ago
Sure, but where did the word "atom" come from?
8.
by tibyat 6y ago
Your question is obviously irrelevant. Whether or not they have flagrantly abused the power is irrelevant. What is relevant is whether or not they could , how easy it would be to do so, how damaging it could be, and what protections we w
9.
by tibyat 6y ago
just no. no to all of that. it's a trailer. it was taken down from youtube, facebook, twitter, tiktok, and now google drive. for misinformation. name an instance of google removing a google drive file for bandwidth cost.
10.
by tibyat 6y ago
So he read a Thiel book recently and it now pervades his every answer to this interview? And his team had problems with his hyper-focusing? Funny coincidence. Honestly there's pretty much nothing being said in this interview. People
11.
by tibyat 7y ago
nylon did not. you’re probably thinking of teflon, which also did not, but is at least a common misconception, unlike nylon, which is widely known to have first been used for women’s ‘nylons’ in the 30s.
12.
by tibyat 7y ago
article says “1,300 kilograms (2,866 pounds) of xenon isotope” not sure if that was intentional..
13.
by tibyat 7y ago
whataboutism
14.
by tibyat 8y ago
meh, Apple's certainly not alone in their profit margins on upgrades. It's a fairly universal strategy to keep the baseline appealingly low. Dell, for instance, charges $400 to upgrade from 16GB to 32GB RAM on some racks.
15.
by tibyat 9y ago
i'm kinda confused what the point of this writeup was? just something to have on your resume? i don't think anybody involved in research let alone data science had anything to gain from it, and it certainly didn't propose a
16.
by tibyat 9y ago
give your dad a break!