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by S_A_P 6y ago
As someone who has nowhere in the vicinity of 1% of the responsibility to insuring that a code base is clean and performs its intended function- who is reviewing all these pull requests? It cant be Linus, right? How are the folks with PR pr
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by S_A_P 6y ago
Can someone give more context here? Is there some burden of proof required to divorce in Japan? From the article it looks like most are attached to private detective agencies as well. Is this because without evidence of infidelity you have
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by S_A_P 6y ago
Derek and his writing used to be a frequent top page link on HN. When I first started reading them I found them inspirational. As I read more of his writing I got the impression that most of the things he did were presented in the light of
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by S_A_P 6y ago
I would hazard a guess because it allows a ton of configuration and key remapping options.
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by S_A_P 6y ago
I like that there is a real option to break away from x86/x64 now. It may not be the best for all use cases, but 10-15 years ago there was no viable personal computing option. I'm not wishing for Intel's downfall either, they
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by S_A_P 6y ago
Question- if this sport has been going on since 1924 why are the athletes only just now starting to take their lives?
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Of course there is! The problem is not with the Karen meme though... Social media dehumanizing interaction (at least for some significant part of the online population) is the problem.
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I dont fully disagree, nor do I think anyone should purposely seek to make anyone feel badly. But at some point can we just bust someones balls/ovaries/whatever they identify as having and maybe have a laugh? If everything is an e
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by S_A_P 6y ago
ahh the good old days when college tuition was actually reasonably affordable. My tuition at Texas A&M was IIRC between 1 and 3 grand a semester...
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The Apple Touchbar: the other problem(medium.com)
2 points by S_A_P 6y ago|0 comments
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by S_A_P 6y ago
Confused that you woke up in the bedroom? Do you not normally sleep there?
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Agreed, but even though it could be elon being elon, even he thinks Tesla is trading too high.
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by S_A_P 6y ago
I think this signifies that the management has failed the company. Taking safe bets instead of taking risks. There is no reason Intel shouldn’t have embraced both architectures. They had to know x86 is never going to be a low power device.
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by S_A_P 6y ago
>Refusing to function is acceptable. Bricking the hardware is not. In some/most cases there is no difference.
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by S_A_P 6y ago
Arcade 1up has a table based street fighter console. It’s a ¾ sized version of a real arcade table. I bought some 7” furniture legs which made it a comfortable sitting height. Has 12 games installed from all the classic street fighter to 19
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by S_A_P 6y ago
I don’t use the sliding cover. I put black electrical tape over the camera. I keep a roll in my computer bag in case of an unusual scenario that I would need to use the camera. As soon as that is over I replace the tape. If it leaves a stic
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by S_A_P 6y ago
There is another reason that the auto industry is on a whole slow to change. Suppliers. With the exception of the ICE most other major systems in vehicles today comes from a handful of suppliers. To make electric vehicles, you have to take
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by S_A_P 6y ago
alternate take: The integrity of our ad revenue model and data collection works best with everyone having exactly 1 identity...
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by S_A_P 6y ago
Agree- people can be complex. I would also argue that having multiple identities could be a sign of integrity. Assuming that you are acting in good faith, it may be good to try ideas under a hidden/separate identity. Having the freedom
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by S_A_P 6y ago
I think that’s a great way to put it. Each decision to grow the business is not necessarily bad or evil. As google has grown and acquired market share they leveraged that to spur more growth and market share. They act in their own best inte
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by S_A_P 6y ago
Never say never, but still a lot of truth to this. I generally think refactoring is the better way to go unless you are backed into an architectural corner. Say, for instance the app was built in power builder and needs to support 64 bit OS
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by S_A_P 6y ago
When I was in college I remember discovering the "Master Zap" website on this domain. It was a musician/software developer who made a few software odds and ends. One of those being Stomper an analog style drum synthesis progr
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Ask HN: Friendly Debate over Application Configuration
2 points by S_A_P 6y ago|1 comments
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by S_A_P 6y ago
a grain of salt and all of that, there is at least some evidence that Ghosen was set up, or at least allowed to behave badly for the purpose of ousting him later... https://www.motortrend.com/news/former-nissan-ceo-carl
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by S_A_P 6y ago
What is different about Rosetta 2 that is keeping Intel from doing this? Genuinely curious about this.
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by S_A_P 6y ago
Most likely this. Low blood oxygen stresses the cardiovascular system so there are greater odds that anything that can go wrong there will.
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by S_A_P 6y ago
Interestingly these drives are on sale on newegg.com right now.
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by S_A_P 6y ago
It’s not even a Vst unless you count the fact the the entire reason suite was made into a vst/au/aax plug-in as of the latest release.
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by S_A_P 6y ago
That was me after I got the iMac Pro. Daily kernel panics pointing at the T2 chip. It took about 6 months and they finally got it resolved, but that was the last Mac computer Ive been really happy with.
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by S_A_P 6y ago
As others have said here the answer is “it depends”. There is no best career path for the most part. There are certainly ways you can make more money and have greater job security. Most of the time job security and salary are at odds with e

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