CmdrSprinkles

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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
Basic income is my one hope from the next 4-8 years (because socially, we are screwed) Much like with Obama, Trump and the Republicans are going to learn what is and isn't possible for the POTUS. And while there are many factors in the
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
... That is an incredibly biased editorial from a competing newspaper. Not the NYT admitting any of the things you claimed See, this is kind of what people mean by "fake news". It isn't "Our sources were wrong" as w
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
The argument is that you should be vectorizing your code anyway. You won't see as much of a boost on a skylake as you would on a KNL, but you are still going to see a pretty good boost. Obviously if your code is completely serial (and
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
That is why I mentioned the blurring. your lender can easily (or not so easily) screenshot the proof of nudity, but all they get is a blurred out picture that they can confirm face, verify identity, and verify nudity (while bodysuits and pa
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
Conceptually, I think it is a horrifying yet good idea. But it definitely needs a mechanism to better handle the images themselves. I think snapchat or whatever has a mechanism to (attempt to) prevent screenshots and to delete the images af
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
Except that doesn't solve this problem (mostly: Read all the way through) The issue isn't The Wealthy having all the money. The issue is technology that will actively remove jobs. It doesn't matter if minimum wage is 90 pound
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
What do you suggest though? Should we intentionally hold back technology so that factory workers and bus drivers have jobs? Especially as these automation schemes generally have the promise of drastically increased safety. I agree it is a p
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
I would argue that basically any tech job (and probably other fields) is about knowing how to solve a problem (I really do wonder what the medical doctor equivalent of stack overflow is). And just targeting a limited subset is kind of reaso
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
While I mostly agree with you, I can speak from experience with how we handled the first point: We were interviewing a new admin for the sysadmin/maintenance team and her answers to "how would you solve this problem?" were &q
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
It sounds like he didn't have the best manager, but red flags right off the bat: 1. He didn't approach the manager once they got back. He says it wouldn't have changed anything, but I feel he is VERY wrong. Yeah, the manager
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
Funny enough, I prefer the cold food for everything but breakfast when flying (an ice cold Danish is not how I want to be informed that it is 0800 local time) Part of that is a lot of what the article mentioned (overcooked and soggy food is
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
Ignoring the dubiousness of the claim, make sure that you log-in to your MS account with your new install to tie that serial to your account so that future activation is just "log-in". I recently reformatted a new laptop (probably
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
While I think this is the meaningful use case, that also puts a MUCH larger burden of "this needs to be 300% correct" to the project as a likely significant percentage of those legacy applications work BECAUSE of bugs and idiosync
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
That is roughly the time that Ecuador cut off his internet over concerns he was trying to influence a foreign nation's election, right? Odds are they are having a lot of behind doors talks about the terms of his stay in their embassy a
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by CmdrSprinkles 10y ago
Who says they didn't get more and just not release it? Also, the utility of Bill's emails, from an intelligence standpoint, isn't super useful these days as he hasn't been in office for roughly 16 years. Still might be s