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4y ago
I just think its en vogue and politically advantageous for republicans to attack disney right now.
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4y ago
Isn’t that a feature of the british legal system?
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4y ago
I didn’t say it wasn’t how it works? Nor was I complaining, just pointing out that the sentiment is universal.
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4y ago
> The money we make pales in comparison with the size of our contributions to the company. Especially so if you are in a value-adding position and not something like internal tooling. Management and executives are DEFINITELY underpaying
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4y ago
This isn't really too hard these days, at least in theory, since you can use your phones camera to scan the doc.
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4y ago
I'm guessing the economy of scale for such a buy in isn't enough, and that states would have to take out as much debt as their yearly budgets or even more. Even a Elizabeth Warren's proposed solution was something like 17x th
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4y ago
Ugh... the 3070 has been mia in the US and the only thing you can get are those dreadful (imo) 3070ti's that use something like 50 more watts than the vanilla 3070 for only 7% more performance.
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4y ago
Prices have stalled for about a month for the midrange at least… might be vendors watching where eth goes (it’s been stuck between 2700and 3k) and the Hong Kong shutdown…
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4y ago
Does the 3050 have a lhr lock or is it just useless at mining?
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4y ago
> I wish there was real senior roles you could grow into where your experience is actually valued, and you would gain certain power to make decisions, but then the argument is that you can't hire juniors anymore because they think i
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4y ago
Yep, why I pointed this out to be a rumor. The linux gaming community makes nvidia cards out to being total bricks on linux, and so far I haven't had any issues I could tie to exclusively using an nvidia card (it actually runs some old
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4y ago
A funny thing that nvidia was rumored to have done at the end of last year involved them shutting down production of cards. It being the holiday season, people may have settled and bought a card at a higher price, and them stopping producti
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4y ago
There’s been prevalent rumors in the gaming community that nvidia sold complete graphics cards to mining operations. A lot of times its waived off as the board partners (Asus, MSI, Zotac, etc) and not nvidia but nvidia does sell reference (
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4y ago
> For example: the military industrial complex commands huge budgets despite having produced nothing of value for the last 50 years. I think some Ukrainians using javelin anti tank missiles would like to have a word with you…
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4y ago
As far as I know the cdc hasn’t dropped radiation in anyones tea or put a deadly poison on the door knob of anyone’s front door.
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4y ago
My understanding from my undergrad Money and Banking course (someone else may learn the same topic from a differing vantage point) is that even if all countries are printing money at the same time different countries print differing amount
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4y ago
Maybe the mobile products were? Desktop was 14nm: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/212047/...
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4y ago
11th gen Intel chips were still 14nm, the top chip had less threads than the 10th gen because of the thermals, and intel xe was, iirc, only offered with the 11900/11900k (i.e. the top of the stack). Intel has had a stranglehold on inte
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4y ago
Well it wasnt really clockspeeds, it was performance per watt. The g5 was able to go into a (watercooled) powermac but IBM couldnt get it to run cool and efficient enough to go into apple laptops (or the mac mini iirc). By 2005 intel was,
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4y ago
Theres also a lot of commercial service overhead, like apple music starting up on boot (and even being installed) and asking if you’d like to subscribe or whatever. 15 years ago apple had people on stage bragging how there was only one vers
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The funny thing is apple probably transitioned to their in house arm architecture in part because the intel chips ran too hot and throttled in the ultra thin ive products.
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4y ago
Of all places, it was a conversation about the Socratic Forms in a Political Theory course I took in college that really brought the weight of the concept home to me. It went something like "Unlike the realm Socratic forms exist in, e
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4y ago
I really have a hard time moving away from debian (really ubuntu at this point) based distros because of all the support and howto articles written for this family of distros and the dearth of little doo dad apps written for the debian eco
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4y ago
I don’t necessarily agree with the proposal in california, but do all students need to take calculus in high school? What about solid coverage of algebra 2 and pre calc before higher education. Community college is a great place to take a c
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4y ago
Whenever I try to use Mint theres always something weird that happens that won’t seamlessly install or something, most recently it was steam games not being able to start. A couple of years ago I installed Pop and the automatic tiling paire
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4y ago
Whats more absurd is I may end up like these people rather soon since I’m a 30 something :)
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Oh, I have a portfolio too, which is a distillation of the “complete” (enough), mostly front end projects I’ve worked on. My github has those as well as attempts at fullstack projects for whom I get hung up with affordably and practically h
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4y ago
> Morgan Stanley only covers part of the total deal and Musk still needs to find a solid 21 billion from somewhere Is Musk’s reputation so bad that he, the owner of a car company that turned the car industry on its head (by proving that
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4y ago
I see a lot of comments here deriding githubs, but what if you’re breaking into the industry? Surely in this case its a good thing to have a github link on your resume? For me, being one of those people trying to break into tech, I curate m
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5y ago
And to combine your observations with the parent of this sub thread: Netflix raised an insane amount of debt to fund all the projects a lot of people didn’t ever end up watching, and continued to keep raising subscription costs to cover the
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