But the problem is that you can't start new discussions or ask a question unless those people follow you back because no one will see/reply to your tweets
A common silicon valley move is to acquire a ton of users with a low priced product, then slowly keep raising the price over time to increase profitability.With so many companies deeply entrenched with AWS, what happens if they do this?Its not like netflix where you can just cancel it if the price raises too much
Below 110K is below -163.15 Celcius
How would that compare to other superconductors?
EE was definitely harder mainly just because engineering had you taking a lot more credits at once
Also debugging software is so much easier than hardware/circuits
The support is way better because there isn't a million different models
Complimentary to that I would recommend TinyRenderer
https://github.com/ssloy/tinyrenderer/wiki
This one is a CPU-based rasterizing renderer, it gives you a good understanding of what a GPU graphics pipeline does underneath.
In the graphics world the two common ways of rendering things are either rasterization or raytracing.
Raytracing is basically all the movie/VFX/CGI/offline renderers (although it is also being used for certain parts of real-time in recent years)
Raster is how most real-time renderers like the ones used for video games work.
If you're interested in graphics I'd highly recommend implementing a ray-tracer and a rasterizer from scratch at least once to get a good mental model of how they both work.