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Legally it is very hard for a Mexican to move to the Midwest. As in almost impossible requiring almost 20years.

I am not Mexican but it toke my family 14 years to be able to move to the US from Palestine, although my grandparents and uncles have been here since the 80s. It really isn't hard.

A company doesn't need to move everything, they can just literally build a new factory or rent one else where, not only that they would even get tax breaks as incentives for moving.

Borders enforce the huge discrimination in pay between TJ and San Diego. Even though the same companies work on both sides of the border.

so cool what is this fuckery

amazon isn't only retail. It is a logistics company. A data center company. An insurance company....

as long as you can buy the parts or have the HDL to deploy it on an FPGA you should be fine

well I do believe video transcoding chips have been there forever. But I think those chips should be tailored to their exact application making them more efficient

well my sister is looking at it for 29k after incentives that is a lot less than Model 3 or Y

well they are completely different standards. you wouldn't expect a medical device inside a human body to operate at 130C

interesting theory but sounds more like a conspiracy theory.

good bye.

In my opinion the thing that is leading most to inflation in addition to your points above, is that there are way too many land lords anyone who makes a little money goes and buys a house, increasing demand.

I do believe system76 laptops are almost completely open source other than the intel microcode.

I hope microcenter doesn't go the same route as fry's. they need to keep the knowledgeable staff, I think they need to up their game in staff to be honest. also they need to update their fing stock more often and more accurately. also as much as it pains me to have to travel 40 mins to get to one, a limited number of locations is key, it helps reduce costs down.

not a single whole seller ever let me get something out of their stock. I must learn your secrets. but yeah it was a shit show

At a point in my life I liked that place but that was a very brief moment. I saw they did everything wrong, they staff wasn't knowledgeable and you wouldn't expect them to be at minimum wage. The isles I cared about most, the electronics component and the test equipment isles were always shitty, if I bought something it would never get restocked again.

She posted the email.

The technology is mostly done by TSMC and ARM. Apple just modifies the cores and slaps them together.

Just as a reminder, don't forget and buy more apple products. that will teach them

Don't forget to go ahead and buy more Macs in the future. That will teach them

well, my very powerful laptop barely every gets any noise. Most of the time it is silent until I am compiling something. It is of course apples fault as their cooling is suboptimum

wait for it. this all sounds too good to be true. I would love it if it was and I will be the first to get a Mac but it doesn't sound true.

I think you should wait because I have a feeling all of this sounds too good to be true. wait for real world reviews.

I disagree, my razer blade 15 has been amazing.

Well it is a nice summary of a nice transistor. Sometimes it is nice to go back to basics. And understand how things are done there.

I have been using lastpass for more than 10 years and honestly I do enjoy the ease of use. for example biometrics on the phone. Should I switch? is it worth the time investment.

I don't get many things that they need to smash AI into. but I do get it more than the blockchain hype. oh my god if mother and it's dog had a blockchain startup. what where the benefits I have no fucking idea. I like thinking of blockchain as the free energy equivalent in the software world.

I owe a lot to Encarta and Microsoft Mathematics. I love that application I think it was one of the first applications that I bought with my hard earned money instead of pirating. because it was so worth it.

it isn't even that old

I just don't get why doesn't it matter . for what it is Pokemon is a game and in some ways a form of art, and since many humans are interested in it deeply that means that it is important to them. I think it is important human knowledge, there is no need to be elitest about it.

For anyone that says people need a material incentive to do work. No we don't. Humans will do what is right and what is good for goods sake, when you steel away their humanity and their dignity then they will have the material incentive as the only motivator to do work.

so that isn't really directly. Directly is O(1)