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by 1-6 4y ago
This is all about cloud GPUs, I was expecting something totally different from the title.
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by 1-6 4y ago
> “No one is required to follow The Rule, to know The Rule, or even to think that The Rule is a good idea. The Founder of SQLite believes that anyone who follows The Rule will live a happier and more productive life, but individuals are
483.
by 1-6 4y ago
In reality, though, a Stanford grad can skip the L+1 promo process at many tech companies and get in on a higher pay-scale.
484.
by 1-6 4y ago
I agree with your mindset. It’s time for a unicode replacement.
485.
by 1-6 4y ago
It it took me years of clawing out of my poor choice to get into tech. No one would grant me an interview when they saw Psychology as my major. Would I recommend other new students trying the same? No. If you’re going to stay in humanities,
486.
by 1-6 4y ago
It’s more likely there will be an uptick of Steam gamers.
487.
by 1-6 4y ago
How about all the drug debris in SF. Why not take care of matters closer to home?
488.
by 1-6 4y ago
I thought Googlers were supposed to work with greater focus in mind. Someone is playing around.
489.
by 1-6 4y ago
I was waiting for a Amazon purchase link recommendation but was disappointed.
490.
by 1-6 4y ago
Why are pregnant women smoking weed to begin with?
491.
by 1-6 4y ago
I hope that’s the intention. Silicon Valley pretty much sprouted with military funding. Unfortunately, projects with long lead times are impossible to sustain in this new economy and research scientists will get scouted before NASA gets to
492.
by 1-6 4y ago
We can’t let politics run the nation’s energy policies. The decision makers need to be a neutral body of elected officials.
493.
by 1-6 4y ago
“Resist! Be skeptical! Have no tolerance for poor arguments made with data. Keep intrinsic motivation alive.” the last sentence was the TL;DR
494.
by 1-6 4y ago
When the free and open web starts getting expensive because of hosting costs, it becomes a open ad-laced web.
495.
by 1-6 4y ago
It starts with open-source mobile devices.
496.
by 1-6 4y ago
“Which is fairly easy to surpass on a bike…” you stop at traffic lights and stop signs to, right?
497.
by 1-6 4y ago
TPMS’s should go into hibernation when there’s no movement. I wonder if battery packs can be designed to last a lifetime.
498.
by 1-6 4y ago
I was taking apart my Dyson today to clean it out. I was thinking that it was elegant and useful. I sort of like the company because it doesn’t attempt to get in the way and just provides a nice experience for a tad higher price. Then I tho
499.
by 1-6 4y ago
That’s the problem with the current state of their OS, it attempts to do too many things without regard to simplicity. I could name a few things MacOS could do without.
500.
by 1-6 4y ago
I think Apple has already sailed the seas of no return. Another company that puts users first will eventually arise and take its place. Life is a cycle of highs and lows. Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk.
501.
by 1-6 4y ago
You probably embarrassed Apple for how simple a camera app can be.
502.
by 1-6 4y ago
Old man yells in cloud.
503.
by 1-6 4y ago
Sounds like there’s a hearing problem epidemic around the world. What’s causing this?
504.
by 1-6 4y ago
First principles thinking. For those who’ve raised kids, car seats and the number of seats in your car can very well be a reason to limit family size.
505.
by 1-6 4y ago
Cut through all the marketing first.
506.
by 1-6 4y ago
On a grand scheme, it’s also naive to think that GDPR is going to protect end-users. It’s a good attempt but really just a ‘badge’ that websites put on and a nuisance for mobile users.
507.
by 1-6 4y ago
The question then becomes, who doesn’t cut their food this way? Astronauts?
508.
by 1-6 4y ago
In the US, the answer is God. American judges put their hands on the Bible when they’re sworn in.
509.
by 1-6 4y ago
I’ll need to put together a website with various Japanese Python Function Techniques.
510.
by 1-6 4y ago
Revit is such a terrible tool that there’s an entire ecosystem of AddIns that support the pathetic program. Autodesk hasn’t since made significant improvements. They probably don’t even have enough C# programmers to update the codebase.

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