ArdentAardvark

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by ArdentAardvark 2y ago
The post literally mentions that a few paragraphs down in further detail. > The less that doing things with threads crosses the CPU's security boundary into (and out of) the kernel, the faster the threads go but the less we can real
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by ArdentAardvark 2y ago
This is ridiculous. There are no rules, not even ethical ones, preventing you from starting a competing company. Especially since generally we don't start companies "putting our effort into destroying the jobs of our former co-wor
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by ArdentAardvark 2y ago
It just isn't. You're allowed to make products that compete with products already on the market, even if you've worked for the company making that product. Unless there's specific IP that was stolen, I don't see how
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by ArdentAardvark 2y ago
There'd be nothing. A lot of competitors have come about from people starting companies to compete in the same field. All of the modern gaming industry is basically based on disenfranchised game developers starting their own companies.
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by ArdentAardvark 2y ago
I don't understand at all why this would be unethical. Maybe I'm working for a company making a product I have expertise for and I'm passionate about, but they're making decisions that I feel make it worse for users unne
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by ArdentAardvark 2y ago
I don't see any dishonesty here. Boeing has designed a system that sets up pilots for failure. It's Boeing's fault, not the pilots', that the auto-throttle disengages for no reason and that they then have to manually set