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This looks awesome. NY looks way ahead of its time. I can't believe its 1939.

Makes sense to do so.

GlobalFoundries(GF) was part of AMD and now AMD relies heavily on TSMC. If this ban they are seeking goes through, does it affect AMD?

I think GF gave up on 7nm node a while ago, So maybe AMD is safe here.

If we don't have to follow PEP8, how many lines can we condense it to? I am going to try.

Thank you very much. I thought of searching the web but GP is too generic a term.

Forgive me for asking but what does GP here stand for?

AMD struck gold with TSMC right?

Forgive me if I am wrong but it does look like the stuff Intel would be good at.

This is such a brilliant idea. Wish YouTube made something like this to improve discovery. I am already a fan.

One of five INS Arihant class submarines is lost and this could be a potential (albeit expensive) lesson in dealing with such instances in the future right?

Failures definitely teach us a lot.

> Chandrayaan, which means “moon vehicle” in Sanskrit

Doesn't Chandrayaan mean a journey to the moon?

I thought efficiency, economies of scale and productivity were the points for establishing a global supply chain. Consider containerization, large ships for transport - the cost of transportation is next to nothing.

Take iPhone for example, do you think it would cost less if it was manufactured entirely in the USA (down to the components)?

I would love to hear a counter-argument or example. Thanks.

This is bad for the whole world and reduces the efficiency of the global machine. Now countries have to explore more expensive mines to make up for the demand which could have easily been avoided. It feels like someone is dialing back the productivity of the entire world.

"I'm digging, I'm digging, I'm searching right through that luggage One man's trash, that's another man's come up" — Thrift Shop by Macklemore

Where do people usually use Standard ML type languages? What are these most suitable for? (Please excuse me for a lame question. I am an amateur.)

A quick google search gave me this blog. https://blog.apnic.net/2017/02/07/reliance-jio-boosts-india-...

Yes. That's what I thought too.

Is it usually cellular ISP that first adopt IPv6? Because there's been a new disruptive player in telecom space called Jio and I am guessing they are behind this rise in IPv6 popularity.

How is India so far ahead in IPv6 adoption?

The upcoming Crew Dragon and Starliner are more important now than ever.

That's a bit much

Brexit effect?