Guthur

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by Guthur 5y ago
I think there has been a difficulty for some to delineate between agreeable and humble. Being humble does not mean you are passive and agreeable. It means that you can recognise you own fallibility and stand up to admit your mistakes and ac
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by Guthur 5y ago
DW is a scale problem, what you are describing is data analytics. DW has always described the storage solution not the workload.
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by Guthur 5y ago
And if say that if you are in the position where you can run DW workloads on your prod database you probably don't need a data warehouse in the first place. Data warehouse workloads tend to be very IO intensive and could be highly disr
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by Guthur 5y ago
Not necessarily, and most likely no. The cost of craming so much in to such a small is not linear it's been getting more and more expensive. There are also factors like yield that come into play and potentially drive the costs up again
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by Guthur 5y ago
After a certain point wealth has very little correlation with happiness. Once you get above basic needs the return on wealth to happiness really quickly diminishes.
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by Guthur 5y ago
For me it's that lisp just sets up the language to be so easily used at multiple levels of abstraction, which is all at once a truism by also not nearly enough to communicate what it is like to use. At this stage there are likely many
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by Guthur 5y ago
You can add market constraints without subsidies. Tariffs and anti foreign investment, just like China. If that's what you want. But there will be consequences, potentially violent ones.
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by Guthur 5y ago
Logistics is so often ignored or abstracted away to an after thought. I'm enjoying Shadow Empire right now and logistics is so critical. It'd be an amazing game if the UI was improved, it's pretty terrible.
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by Guthur 5y ago
This, make sure you take the time to review what's in the agreement. I've been in this situation very recently and got an agreement on the spot that looked good and was tempted to sign right away, partly due to all the emotions th
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by Guthur 5y ago
Cisco is networking, and aws/azure are cloud services i don't think it's really the same as consulting. The horror story of some consultancy is akin to going to a palm reader. Whereas the example you have is more like going t
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by Guthur 5y ago
I've had hg said to be the James Bond to git's MacGyver.
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by Guthur 6y ago
I use magit and everything seems a lot less wrong :). I personally found Mercurials a lot more palatable but at this stage git is pretty much ubiquitous.
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by Guthur 6y ago
And as usual for HN you are being unhelpfully reductive to up push the "capital bad boo hoo, something something". Just like with the soviet destruction of Aral sea to produce cash crops, in turn sacrificing 14% of its fish stock,
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by Guthur 6y ago
I'm not sure that's the whole story. I feel that political leadership really woke up to how the cult of personality and limited attention spans could be used to manipulate the message for the masses. It started much earlier in the
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by Guthur 6y ago
And yet again wrong. Google and Apple have exhibited very little cartel like behaviour at all. If they had there would have been a clear anti trust case by now. The problem is that everyone seems to have collectively forgot that it's n
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by Guthur 6y ago
I think that unless you drastically change the parameters of the implementation then yes it does mean it will always fail.
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by Guthur 6y ago
It's actually very disappointing that this whole monitoring system was deemed necessary to begin with. How screwed is the system that anyone one would believe this level of intrusion should be part of the education process.
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by Guthur 6y ago
Governments would be absolutely salivating at the prospect of such simple censorship if they owned the search engines. And be under no illusion that all without exception would abuse that power in some way or another.
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by Guthur 6y ago
I'm somewhat surprised by HNs support of this. I can see a future where Nvidia buys ARM, becomes more hostile to licensees, and the door is left open for something like RISC-V to gain more market relevance.
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by Guthur 6y ago
They stretched the app core clocks quite a bit. For sure they had a lot of historical performance lead they had to burn to stay relevant but I don't think it would have been easy to get 14nm as far as they have. It has definitely got v
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by Guthur 6y ago
But the process now does not actually reflect what trade-offs the manufacturing is going to make in the architectural choices. I really feel this is so relevant now only because Intel's 10nm has become such a black mark. Everyone talks
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by Guthur 6y ago
But they really don't, if you jump on a LTT, gamers nexus, or any tech review it will be full of benchmarks both real and synthetic, the process now might be mentioned but it's hardly the main selling point. Intel have been happil
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by Guthur 6y ago
But it makes little sense, Intel fabs were not even in competition with TSMC and GloFo, they don't sell their fab capacity. Apple/Nvidia/AMD/etc buy fab capacity, they understand the differences on a node per node across
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by Guthur 6y ago
As an aside I think Intel have actually done phenomenal work to stretch their 14nm as far as they have. It's taken a significant amount of power draw to do it, but still a significant feat of semi conductor design imo.
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by Guthur 6y ago
No one beyond chip nerds like myself ever really hear or care about node stepping and we all know it's more of a name than anything meaningful. Intel don't market the node itself to consumers but rather the architectural generati
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by Guthur 6y ago
And your point? If this is innately part of us then it's even more callous that it's vilified, or are men not entitled to your sympathy and support?
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by Guthur 6y ago
I of course could have a selection bias being male myself, and I mean not to diminish the attack on femininity. It's unfortunate that this all becomes a little adversarial across gender divides, especially considering how beneficial I
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by Guthur 6y ago
Maybe because generally men have a lot of trouble identifying their self worth in society, maybe because few people are actually that sympathetic to men and their struggle to find meaningful fulfillment within their lives. Every struggle is
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by Guthur 6y ago
Again, utter nonsense. This is human psychology reacting to a market, and nothing to do with the control of capital. In a centralised capital control economy such as communism it is well documented that there was hoarding as well, communism
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by Guthur 6y ago
Not to mention AMD moved from mostly using Globalfoundries to using TSMC for most of their new CPU/GPU including consoles. And AMD have had quite the resurgence over the last 5 years in terms of sales. It's definitely a confluenc

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