Roritharr

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by Roritharr 5y ago
My father-in-law is in a similar position, just ten years older than parent. He always gets rejections based on "lack of cultural fit". Ageism is real in tech.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I know several that went to FANGs from TU Darmstadt and are in the situation as described by parent. They even feel socially isolated from Germany as their salaries and wealth are incomprehensible to their former friends and so are met with
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I'd love to get paid to work on this, the technical challenges are pretty interesting if you take the "observables" seriously.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
My in-laws live on a mountainside overlooking one of the flooded towns. It's a devastating sight, especially knowing that direct family had to be evacuated, while you are sitting in "watching" distance in more or less absolut
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by Roritharr 5y ago
So would this purchase point towards Intel believing they either can make up the process advantage of TSMC, or that they don't need to? Genuinely curious what you think.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
Why would they buy them if they've stopped developing 7nm 3 years ago? How far behind is Intel really?
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by Roritharr 5y ago
Why would they buy them if they've stopped developing 7nm 3 years ago? How far behind is Intel really?
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by Roritharr 5y ago
Two gripes: Wifi 6e should be included for a new device that's launching for gaming this holiday. OFDMA really has the potential to decrease the lag of cloud gaming when playing wirelessly. 2 why would you just let the microsd card dan
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by Roritharr 5y ago
What's the best way to figure out where you are on that scale as an outsider?
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by Roritharr 5y ago
These kinds of studies should always come with a trigger warning: "Be aware if you are emotionally distressed when your belief in the Just-World-Fallacy is threatened." Joking aside, having grown up relatively poor and feeling com
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by Roritharr 5y ago
It's a deeply personal thing. I'm contemplating moving the family to another country and the biggest emotions I feel are connected to the financial freedom necessary to move. I grew up in a low-income household, my grades weren&#x
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by Roritharr 5y ago
Did they offer relocation? I'm always curious what kind of deals are in place for the families involved.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I suspect it has todo with getting decked out machines. If you've got the >1tb ssd and the >=32GB RAM model, you will see your OS simply use the ressources for caching and speeding up the machine, which in turn will use more batt
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by Roritharr 5y ago
Sadly, this is great for the actual working condition and environment, but nothing that attracts funding.
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I've recently bought a Samson Meteor. Is it considered HQ already?
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by Roritharr 5y ago
I just got a good laugh out of the image of a study putting sleep deprived people in charge of heavy machinery for science.
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by Roritharr 6y ago
A friend of mine, working for an ISP mapping the regions where there is still only dial-up access, is referring to these people jokingly now as "the lucky ones with intact brains".
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by Roritharr 6y ago
I wonder if the USG would consider the shooting down of Starlink Satellites as an act of war after SpaceX refuses to comply with chinese regulations. It's probably all moot as China would probably simply halt Tesla Sales, as they are n
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by Roritharr 6y ago
I wonder more about their routers. For their specs they are extremely price competitive. Their AX6000 features a 2,5GBE Port, 4*4 5GHZ Antennas with supposedly 4800mbit/s max throughput over all clients for 120€ with shipping to the
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by Roritharr 6y ago
While being a heinous thing to do, the only devils-advocatey thing I can't refute is that there are no examples of the inverse, e.g. companies not trying to protect their businessmodel via despicable tactics for the greater good of hum
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by Roritharr 6y ago
My main problem with this argument is that I'm not sure what the alternative should have looked like. Exxon having a "oh fuck" moment where they told their workers to stop working, their customers that there is no product to
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by Roritharr 6y ago
They are also the only thing giving the EUs bid for Semiconductor independence any credibility.
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by Roritharr 6y ago
If you are a large multinational you can have those considerations, but as a startup you have to take the ecosystem as it currently is, which means most of the manufacturing know-how is currently based in China. There are simply lots of pro
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by Roritharr 6y ago
This seems kind of naive for many industries at the moment as for the most part it would translate to "Don't do cost-effective manufacturing".
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by Roritharr 6y ago
I'm pretty happy with the results I get. I've toyed around with a similar goal, but with the idea of approaching voice actors to give them a powerful tool to sell a "low quality" version of their voice in bulk. That way
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by Roritharr 6y ago
I ONLY know this story. In the past 15 years I've only seen "started out underfunded and as a mess" and ""never went live because of overengineering", nothing really in-between, but I'm in Europe where See
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by Roritharr 6y ago
That's what made me aware of the problem. Now I need a comfortable gui for managing just those folders.
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by Roritharr 6y ago
I won a grant for our company, roughly 600k, but it took nearly 2 years until the first money hit our bank accounts and the ongoing documentation effort is really slowing a lot of things down. But it might be because it's Germany, you
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by Roritharr 6y ago
"automated virtual bureaucracy" Oh boy you hit the nail so hard on the head that my spine is still tingling. In the past 15 years of my career writing business applications, websites etc. I always had this nagging doubt that this
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by Roritharr 6y ago
So, we're getting an Airbus for Chips? Or will it more be like our Ariane missiles?

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