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by 7speter 4y ago
This makes me think of the water pipe puzzles from bioshock, but I guess it isnt supposed to.
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by 7speter 4y ago
Facebook was kinda like this bbut then it had to make a quarterly profit.
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by 7speter 4y ago
We went from mainframes and terminals that accessed them to personal computers back to terminals of all sorts of shapes and sizes accessing everything on modern mainframes again. They got the middle part wrong.
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by 7speter 4y ago
Twenty years ago there was a law and order episode where someone said that even school teachers got tattoos then :)
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by 7speter 4y ago
I think between when you posted this and now GN put up a teardown video of at least one of the cards. I think most other channels leave the teardown lane for Gamers Nexus just because they are really good about them.
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by 7speter 4y ago
I figured nc was some terminal utility, and I hope your intent is to point out that there are numerous “right” answers (in which case, thanks) Was actually called by one of their recruiters, I think she found my linked in because I call mys
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by 7speter 4y ago
This was a big nosql company and when I brought up that said database could plausibly be used for data warehousing, the dude interviewing me looked at me like I had 3 eyes.
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by 7speter 4y ago
I’ve applied for $60k online chat support jobs and was asked how to check the if you could make a connection to a remote server (I said use ssh and was told the correct answer was telnet), and asked by an executive how much I experience I h
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by 7speter 4y ago
Those people can’t take a few hours to make a small project? They can just make one and take it to multiple interviewers
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by 7speter 4y ago
Can you tell whose doing it for the first time or are they lumped into fakers?
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by 7speter 4y ago
Yet some people still want to drown their pretty good government in a tub.
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by 7speter 4y ago
Maybe that means all the recruiters are being laid off
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by 7speter 4y ago
Nobody is too smart to be inflicted with blinding hubris. On the flip side, maybe Zuckerberg is playimg a really long game and sees something the rest of us don’t.
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by 7speter 4y ago
From 2019?
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by 7speter 4y ago
Whose gonna pay when all the people living in miami are displaced by it being under water and New York City becomes New Miami? And whose gonna pay when marine life collapses and shellfish cant make shells because the all of the oceans’ ph i
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by 7speter 4y ago
Call me naive but if such a viable hydrogen engine such as the one being described in the article is here, wouldnt it be just as easy (or easier) shift focus to building out more renewable energy infrastructure than to try and mine the eart
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by 7speter 4y ago
Reading the article this seems really amazing. Hydrogen technology that seems to be a drop in for solid state batteries without all the issues of using what seems to be water? This seems like a destiny changing game changer. Whats the drea
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by 7speter 4y ago
Is it really though? Intels roadmap seems to place them manufacturing on 3nm by 2024 and TSMC is having issues with their 3nm atm, iirc. It seems like competitive advantages in this industry stems from one of the major players getting caugh
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by 7speter 4y ago
But we’re at full employment…
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by 7speter 4y ago
He has a 16gb imac
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by 7speter 4y ago
>> The mercurial Spaniard himself declared: "After Altamira, all is decadence." It's one thing to construct a sentence like that for a fictional story or novel, it's another to write that way for documentation or a
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by 7speter 4y ago
Right, that's all the cause of 60% "inflation," I suppose.
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by 7speter 4y ago
I'm using Fedora on a VM. I'm working with angular and it's CLI works VERY slowly with WSL2 for some reason.
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by 7speter 4y ago
It seems they might also be covering costs for when a vial gets opened for a shot or two and then has to be thrown away after being above freezing for too long.
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by 7speter 4y ago
I have a friend who a Apple Silicon iMac who bought the whole memory tale and it hasn't worked out well for him, so thats why I have an /s
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by 7speter 4y ago
But don't you know? The ram is much faster because its close to the die? /s
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by 7speter 4y ago
Was getting a bit into VIM and Tmux earlier this year but then my linux environment fell apart and I had to switch to Windows as a hypervisor. I really want to learn so that when I start working on headless servers I can have a consistent w
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by 7speter 4y ago
>I'm a big fan: it's like Ubuntu, but with much of Canonical's divisive changes reverted, and with a few other improvements Hmm, I assumed that PopOS pretty much just added their own extra stuff to an Ubuntu install. I did
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by 7speter 4y ago
Theres an actual phenomenon known as bitrot, where over time, copies and storage, files degrade by having their bits flip. This can apparently accelerate during the process of a file being transferred (whether from the internet to a drive o
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by 7speter 4y ago
Owned by Comcast, WarnerBrothers(Discovery), News Corp., ViacomCBS…

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