PEJOE

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by PEJOE 6y ago
I agree. Perhaps, like sentences, blog posts should be required to express a complete thought. The top level commenter (at this moment) has some insight about British audiences that would have been great in the post.
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by PEJOE 6y ago
My friends who work at Apple have definitely complained about bureaucracy and a not so great working environment. However article is clearly written by someone who has been psychologically harmed and sees the world through that lens. I did
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Not sure I agree with the ambassador that China handed Taiwan over to Japan “nonchalantly,” in 1895. He certainly is more the expert than I am, but a lot of potential “bad China takes,” in this piece.
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Please try to make comments that add to the conversation
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by PEJOE 6y ago
They are in fact an EY client (as is Coke). Not sure about Amazon
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by PEJOE 6y ago
> And no I'm not joking https://on-demand.gputechconf.com/gtc/2010/presentations/S12 ... Thank you for sharing the link and correcting my information bias. It sounds like the "workstation," c
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by PEJOE 6y ago
> Funny you mention ANSYS specifically as they seem to have pretty decent Linux support: With ANSYS in particular the question is who is doing the simulation. If the engineer is doing it, many engineering tools are windows only (although
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by PEJOE 6y ago
I would be interested in knowing how much compute happens away from Linux. My impression is that almost nobody uses windows for theses tasks, but anecdotes are not data. There are of course workstation type acceleration tasks like simulatio
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by PEJOE 6y ago
“”” BEING JUDGMENTAL IS A SIGN OF LIFE Days left: 18,879 “”” Everyday I get the new day count and a Jenny Holzer poem sent to my phone. Not sure if it’s a good idea or not, but I haven’t stopped counting days since I was 19.
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Thank you!
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Does anyone have any thoughts on how you extract the mechanical energy from a two sided piston?
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Remote code execution is huge. Why does google allow this on their app store?
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Depends how the weight reduction was achieved. You can often remove weight and make a structure stronger at the same time by changing the load paths or materials. Furthermore, removal of material not in the crash structure would likely not
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by PEJOE 6y ago
> There is nothing wrong with that if the banks are allowed to fail when the loans don’t pan out. Underwriting is supposed to be about managing risk, not completely avoiding it. The problem isn’t the analysis, rather it is not letting ba
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Jane Street is one
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Wait until Propublica learns that lenders are underwriting based on pro-forma forward Adjusted EBITDA net leverage, not past EBITDA leverage. The whole idea of Adjusted EBITDA is insane to me. We add back "one-time," expenses and
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by PEJOE 6y ago
Aerospace and Defense engineering in the U.S. is almost exclusively in the standard system (imperial outside the U.S). If you want to know why we STILL have not moved to metric, compare the cost of replacing manufacturing assets calibrated,
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by PEJOE 6y ago
typo on my part, but the etymology of "cron," is related to "Chronos," if you didn't know
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by PEJOE 6y ago
cron is a tool to schedule tasks see: http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/cron.8.html and: http://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/crontab.5.html
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by PEJOE 7y ago
Oh malloc lab.