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Comment Re: This is a problem? (Score 1) 14

You progizhin trolls turned Hlhasbara bro, time to lighten up on propaganda here.

Iranians are the victims here, just like the Iraqis were back in 2003.

There was no threat to the Hormuz strait before the little war of nazinyahu and the orange shitgibbon.

There were no nukes.

Not only Netcraft confirms it, but also Fox News: https://www.foxnews.com/politi...

The two reasons for war are the Epstein files and the corruption court case.

Nothing else.

Comment Re:Just what we need (Score 1) 32

No idea why ignorance was modded as insightful.

They are taking an electric motor and re-implementing a control scheme that allows control over the torque delivery that isn't available with just a throttle.

But if you didn't ride motorcycles, you wouldn't know that, and post some drivel about older inferior power source and mention the drive chain twice for unknown reasons..

25 years later they will be saying "what took them so long?".

Comment Re:Just what we need (Score 1) 32

So we're taking a superior, simpler power source and drive chain and adding a fake clutch to make it simulate an older, inferior power source and drive chain. Brilliant. In 25 years people will look at these and wonder "what the hell were they thinking?"

Frankly I'm thinking... whatever it takes to sell bikers on replacing their painfully noisy kill-me machines with silent kill-me machines is worth it.

As for the "it's loud so car drivers know I'm there", sorry but the only times I've ever not known a bike was near me is when they were doing something illegal, unsafe, and unpredictable. People who refuse to wear high-vis reflective clothing don't get to pick how loud their vehicles are.

Comment Re: Show me the money (profit) (Score 1) 45

Thanks for the info. I was aware of Google's TPUs but I wasn't aware they were so widespread. As for the others, well apparently my understanding is out-of-date.

In any case, the actual layout and timing-studies for a new chip strike me as being far too involved for an AI company that wants to concentrate on other things, like curating data and training models with it. Surely they must have outside help -- lots of it.

Comment Because Donald Trump is president (Score 1) 30

And the supreme Court is completely corrupt. So no attorney general is going to want to risk anything getting anywhere near the supreme Court because you never know when those corrupt assholes are just going to rule that states cannot Levy fines at all.

Basically right now and for the foreseeable future it is open season on consumers. Keep an eye on any elderly relatives you have that you care enough about to potentially be forced to bail out.

Comment Re:Itâ(TM)s about the unions (Score 1) 33

"They charge me, per hour, as much as my attorney."

What a super relatable comment. But unsurprising.

"And I'll bet they're not carrying half-a-million in college debt from Columbia Law."

I'll bet your "attorney" isn't either. How can such a narcissist hire an attorney that hasn't paid off his school debt yet? Can't afford any more than plumber's pay?

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