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by HacklesRaised 5y ago
Personally, and I have no idea how to implement this, I think any charity that attempts to influence the political opinion of its members should lose their charitable status. In the UK, Eton, the most expensive, exclusive public school in t
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by HacklesRaised 5y ago
Single handedly? I'll say the same as when people described Steve as a genius, he is an accomplished marketing machine but genius is reserved for the like of Einstein and Feynman. Do you think SpaceX and Tesla were Musk's idea? Or
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
I think we should all congratulate these guys. They have been knocking it out of the park for years andI hope this brings them financial security, hopefully life changing reward.
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
Just because space karen is having a temper tantrum, it's a little early to predict the next silicon valley. Does anyone actually think HP and Oracle tagging along achieves anything other than freeing up some real estate in the bay ar
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
Well, it doesn't introduce anything novel but perhaps it is time for a new personal computer revolution. Raspberry PI 400 running Risc OS gives a taste of what the Archimedies was capable of, lots of problems too, but they are certain
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
I read "I couldn't find libraries that did most of what I needed and I couldn't be bothered to contribute said libraries"
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
This. The M1 achieves its remarkable performance through some good engineering and the extension of the SOC concept to include system memory and storage. The same reason that Qualcom could not match the A series processors. I do think th
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
Totally agree but Graviton, impressive though it is, doesn't have the aggregate advantage of M1, Intel is setup to respond to that challenge, M1, not so much.
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
What percentage of pc unit sales do Mac's make up? Anybody seriously see that market share growing because of M1? Mac's have a lot of baggage to overcome, not saying they can't but by both amd and Intel are not work shy light
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
Because their profitability is of the SOC alone, Apple, the entire product, so they are forced into certain design compromises.
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
I think I'll wait until some real world testing can provide definitive results. I would be very happy if these results translate, I just don't believe they Intel and AMD engineers are so inferior to Apples that Apple could pull th
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
I could definintely get behind sets of cores and associated L3 cache being isentified as a task unit.
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
Do we really want MultiTasking? This is a question that I have been pondering for a while. What made the Amiga / ST / Archimidies special was that all that computing horse power, for the era, was dedicated to a single 'user
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
Not really, Apple's CPU/GPU teams are very good, hey chaps and chapesses, but their primary advantage comes from the fact that Apple is looking at revenue for the entire device, the SOC is not the product. They can afford a little
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
It's not even remotely the same. They don't require you to distribute on the epic store. Moreover you don't owe them a penny for using the game engine until lifetime gross revenues exceed $1MM.
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
Frankfurt.
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
Well, a history of illegality isn't a good look for anyone but they pull it off so well.
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
Caffeine.tv offer similar latency. (Full disclosure, I used to work there)
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
Moreover, your audience are all at the same part of the stream, not separated by seconds because of buffering.
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
It's a bit like GW Bush, now that you have Trump you forget how awful he was (Patriot Act, War in Iraq, ...).
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by HacklesRaised 6y ago
I was not aware that swift had affine types. Never been a big fan of Swift, I loved objective-c, so there is some built in bias there.
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by HacklesRaised 7y ago
Hey look at me, I am communicating, I am being seen to communicate. As I am being seen to communicate, people who matter will notice my industry and reward me; never mind that I am actually a net loss to the productivity of the organizatio
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by HacklesRaised 7y ago
Being diluted by a round of funding is dispiriting!! But this!!
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by HacklesRaised 7y ago
tldr: I am going to present Go in the worst light possible by pretending it doesn't support typed containers. Hopefully you'll gloss over this and support my viewpoint. Rust doesn't need an 'assist' but articles
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by HacklesRaised 7y ago
I don't know if he's guilty or not, but he has just, single handedly, made bale for high profile indictees very difficult indeed. He's under indictment for corruption, and fled the country using what can only be described as
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by HacklesRaised 7y ago
Patel's signature alone should be sufficent to file this away in the bin.
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by HacklesRaised 7y ago
Perhaps broaden your horizons then, SwiftUI is a credible alternative to Flutter. Apple don't innovate, they build a better mousetrap. It has ever been thus.
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by HacklesRaised 7y ago
If they choose to, not if required to!!
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by HacklesRaised 7y ago
That's somewhat disingenuous. When Apple added bluebox to Rhapsody were they not so focused on AppKit any longer?
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by HacklesRaised 8y ago
Lots of great arguments for and against herein, but how about the reality that the gig economy, that Uber exemplifies, is an unmitigated disaster for society, as a whole?

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