PKop

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by PKop 2y ago
Nothing wrong with any of those positions. And largely irrelevant to whether he's good at his job and whether Brave is a good browser which it is for various reasons, one of which being he leads the company.
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by PKop 2y ago
Or more likely, the journalists don't know any better and believe the AI hype sold to them and promote it of their own accord.
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C# benchmark beats Go and Rust(github.com)
3 points by PKop 2y ago|2 comments
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by PKop 2y ago
https://x.com/anabology/status/1841501418357702821
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High-photonic fidelity, sunlight and vacuum bulb backlit incandescent displays(solarbacklight.com)
1 points by PKop 2y ago|1 comments
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by PKop 2y ago
Trust the science.
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by PKop 2y ago
>there are at least a dozen people who can take over tomorrow Well, this is its own sort of problem though [0]. A good thing about a BDFL is unambiguously having someone in charge, accountable and responsible with power to "decide&q
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by PKop 2y ago
>This category pushes the boundaries of what's possible to do with computers, and has the chance to elevate productivity to a completely new level. It probably has something to do with mass-production for a mass audience (not that t
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by PKop 2y ago
Yes I mean this to anyone repeatedly, consciously fighting natural convention and muscle memory to purposely type every letter in lowercase, knowing that this produces in the reader a slight dissonance and distraction constantly, and choosi
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by PKop 2y ago
I'm not sure what you dispute or your point is here. If people slightly or strongly start aping Trump's writing style in various forms I'd say there's a good chance those people are right wing or simply "not the sam
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by PKop 2y ago
It's extremely irritating, distracting, and breaks focus on the content instead of the annoying stylistic choice, just an fyi..but I imagine you probably like that this is true and purposely try to annoy the people that aren't in
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by PKop 2y ago
This is true if he quits too though, which I thought was the other option being considered. If he wants to just comply and keep working there then this post is unnecessary. Being fired would come much later than quitting. In the mean time h
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by PKop 2y ago
Maybe. Later than if he quits, and maybe not if they reverse their position like they've done a few times already. If he quits right away he's guaranteeing he doesn't have that job.
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by PKop 2y ago
Then don't slack. Keep doing your work at a high level, but from home. Do you not see how this is the optimal strategy?
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by PKop 2y ago
Keep working from home until they fire you, while making contingency plans. What are they going to do if many just keep staying home while actually doing work? At the very least this will drag out the resolution of the issue much longer.
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by PKop 2y ago
I always had all the codecs and Vaapi on Firefox worked fine, but could specifically never get Youtube on Chromium to use GPU decoding, that was the main problem you're reminding me. In this past year, I've since moved to Windows
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by PKop 2y ago
What did you have to do to get it to work for Intel iGPU? Passing all combinations of command line flags never made it work. intel_gpu_top showed both Video and VideoEnhance markers signaling hardware decode as inactive, and all commenters
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by PKop 2y ago
Chromium doesn't support hardware decoded video though right? While Firefox does, so you're killing your battery life with extra cpu cycles.
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by PKop 2y ago
>Anyone can Search engine benchmarking and get the results they want. >you can even test things yourself The link he provided above, as well as below and in other comments, are his own benchmarks, not something he searched for.
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by PKop 2y ago
>so the whole idea is nonsense In the last 11 Olympics, men with Sub-Saharan African ancestry have earned 87 of 88 finalist berths in the 100m dash. Is this random chance or does race correlate with some genetic traits enabling different
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by PKop 2y ago
>features You're referencing extremes to argue against the concept entirely which is absurd. DNA can identify groups of people with similar clusters of genes that make up a race with high accuracy. It's tracing the lineage of y
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by PKop 2y ago
What's wrong with hating things?
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by PKop 2y ago
It's bad feature phobia.
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by PKop 2y ago
Away from normal productive people by any means necessary. Who cares about them, I care about the normal people being harassed and having their quality of life go down. People like you are what have made cities a mess and unlivable.
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by PKop 2y ago
I think the commenter was referring to himself.
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by PKop 2y ago
>what's the point To get started in a simpler way, and in a way that solves 80% of use cases. Once you need to scale, then you can scale. Why worry about that upfront with all the complexity it entails? >what if your one server r
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by PKop 2y ago
> it doesn't matter what they can do No it very much matters what they can do, and it's "not much". If they could do a lot more any of these products would be very popular.
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by PKop 2y ago
Source code used in the benchmark https://github.com/antonputra/tutorials/tree/main/lessons/20...
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C# (.NET) vs. Go (Golang): Performance Benchmark in Kubernetes [video](youtube.com)
2 points by PKop 2y ago|2 comments
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by PKop 2y ago
"Obviously, computer accuracy depends on the quality of the information it receives". So true.

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