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by FpUser 1y ago
I would never allow any potential client ask me ANY political questions. Not because I like any political figure but because I am trying not to encourage fucking thought control. I hope we are not on Nazi Germany yet. It is just simply not
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by FpUser 1y ago
Or those wonderful planes would be blown out of the sky by missiles.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"...Sounds like they were a scam all the way." If you are from US / EU you should urgently advise your government. They seem to lack this wisdom and have integrated this active protection into some of their tanks.
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by FpUser 1y ago
Not sure about winning but drones are the major factor in Ukrainian war. Style of warfare did change completely. You should probably listen to interviews with the soldiers on both sides. An eye opener. As for attacking civilians being the g
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by FpUser 1y ago
I am sure Tesla can show you all the licenses and creds you'll ever need
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by FpUser 1y ago
Too bad. Did not know about it.
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by FpUser 1y ago
My last experience with embedded MCUs was few years ago with ATMEL and all was fine
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Yet somehow a high school education is sufficient to write software for a 4000 lbs vehicle moving at 60 mph." Cut the BS please. Safety critical software gets audited and other measures are taken to insure it stays safe to a
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"because our industry would improve massively if we actually removed a barrier to allowing standardized licensure" I call BS on that but each one of course is entitled to their own opinion. Go get your license if you don'
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"In the end the buck stops with a professional." Where did you get the idea that "professionals" do not fuck up. They do it just as much as mere mortals.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"Its not common that people in our industry don't have bachelor degrees anymore. Its also not an industry where I routinely find the majority of people come from lower economic backgrounds etc." It does not matter what yo
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by FpUser 1y ago
I develop software for various areas. The ones that come anywhere close to regulated areas surely gets audited.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"software for controlling some life support system..." I believe there are processes to ensure this kind of software is safe (obviously to a degree).
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by FpUser 1y ago
Nope. In my opinion Wild West in software is much preferred model. If one wants to create software and sell it there should be no barriers. It is one of the the very few fields that give chance to simple people with no money to break out an
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"they were describing antisocial behavior generally" Well if they're so fucking social, they should start with rich who waste and pollute way way more and buy governments outright.
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by FpUser 1y ago
I did another type of experiment which evaluates benefits of branch prediction on AMD 9950X on contiguous array with 1,000,000 elements. Calculated sum adding element if it is bigger than 125 (50% of 256). Difference between random and sort
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"What is the recourse for OpenAI and users?" Start using services of countries who are unlikely to submit data to the US.
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Wolfspeed to file for Chapter 11 in deal cutting 70% of debt(theregister.com)
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by FpUser 1y ago
Well, if WWIII starts they will not be cashing in their gold no matter where it is kept and world financial capitals would be the last places to survive strikes.
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by FpUser 1y ago
Duma does not make any major decisions. They just rubber stamp what Putin tells them to. Medvedev is Putin's toy. Listening to them is the same as to some western lunatics who while formally being part government spit some bullshit lik
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"...But for much of recent history, the US was seen as a lesser risk than a Russian invasion. Whether that is still the way the risks balance..." Can't tell about the past where the risks of war with USSR were valid, but
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"It's easier to liquidate these reserves when they are stored in trading hubs" Does that happen often (gold sale)?
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by FpUser 1y ago
So the logical conclusion would be that if anyone tries to criticize their government the higher up will just declare it pro-Russian and make person shut-up? How fucking convenient. Maybe it is better to stop looking for Putin under one&#x2
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by FpUser 1y ago
Well then the arguments should be considered on their merits without bringing political BS. Otherwise following the logic if Afd tells Merz not to jump from that bridge he should do the opposite.
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by FpUser 1y ago
So repatriating your own property is now pro-Russian propaganda? Unless country is defenseless what is wrong with keeping one's things at one's place
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by FpUser 1y ago
Oh, I am in no way judging them personally. Just do not bring that "we are doing it for the humanity" BS into what is in an essence a pure gamble.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"good intentions being squandered" Relying on tax credits and otherwise "optimizing" tax payments and "good intentions" do not sleep well together in my opinion.
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by FpUser 1y ago
I personally friends with many IT people and their families from Belarus (the company I used to work for brought whole bunch to Canada). Not a single one wants their country freedom bombed.
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by FpUser 1y ago
>"With a heftier backing from the US the Russo-Ukrainian war would be over by now." And you know this how? Accordingly to all those initial predictions Russia should be already disintegrated and fallen under heavy sanctions, Pu
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by FpUser 1y ago
Contrary to the US being severely punished for their crimes ...

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