wowDude

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by wowDude 8y ago
It just doesn't display your own answers (relative to the static correct answers), giving the impression that there's no correlation between what you attempted, versus the actual expected answers. Also, I agree that "X"
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by wowDude 8y ago
So just spell out the whole thing. Just say High Bandwidth Memory . Leave out the inscrutable TLA.
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by wowDude 8y ago
HBM Memory High Bandwidth Memory Memory? Isn't that like saying ATM Machine? Or DNS System?
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by wowDude 8y ago
Cool. I'm going to disregard any memory of having read this comment, or any of the ideas it attempts to present as facts. My memory is terrible, and if I did remember it, that would likely disprove everything you just said. You helped
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by wowDude 8y ago
Drunk driving movements throughout the 1970's and 1980's are responsible for this regulation. Groups like MADD: Mothers Against Drunk Driving fought hard to change the way things were. Organizations involving people with relativ
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by wowDude 8y ago
New “direct laser writing” set-ups, however, cost about as much as a high-quality industrial 3D printer, and allow for printing at the scale of hundreds of nanometers (hundred to thousand time thinner than a human hair), openi
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by wowDude 8y ago
Actually, it kind of does. We really should stop selling lead fishing weights, and avoid using lead-acid batteries as much as possible. Mostly, because the world really is a better place for everyone, when consumer retail channels aren&#x27
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by wowDude 8y ago
Yeah, I mentioned all of those specific examples, because it brings exactly your kind of response out of the woodwork. Come back to me and say that lives were saved. - Malaria spreading mosquitos went away. - Asbestos: it depends. - Ban the
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by wowDude 8y ago
everything is deadly at large doses ... if we were to ban everything that leads to a certain point of toxicity, we would not be able to live with anything around us No, that's not how this works. The salient point h
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by wowDude 8y ago
Skepticism, sure. Disdain, maybe. Fear, pointedly ridiculous. It's not so much that it's failing, as much as it's been resisted and sabotaged. It's a distraction to think in terms of markets. Not when you can plug a mone
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by wowDude 8y ago
Okay, this right here is pretty absurd. The perspective is so wrong it begs disbelief on some level. An attempt to open doors, to provide access to medicine is not some thing made of fear. You can drive on roads, you can mail a letter, you