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by Sleaker 8mo ago
I haven't seen what you're suggesting from a CEO at a large company that's primary business is non-software related. At some point in a businesses life theres an accumulation of so many disparate needs and systems that there
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by Sleaker 8mo ago
I'm at a large company that is building connections between all of its different financial systems. The primary problem being faced is NOT speed to code things, the primary problem at large companies is getting business aligned with te
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by Sleaker 9mo ago
Maybe a bit pedantic, but if you're streaming it, then you're still downloading portions of it, yah? Just not persisting the whole thing locally before viewing it. Edit: Looks like this is a slight discrepancy between the HN title
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by Sleaker 9mo ago
I'm still not quite sure how UK law impacts the US. I was hoping for explicit examples of someone actually being removed from power because they were critical of the president. I think that would be pretty big news and the closest I ha
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by Sleaker 9mo ago
> Unlike the current situation in the USA, where speaking out to, or disagreeing with, the president will get you removed from positions of authority (and/or confronting armed police). Not quite sure what you're referring to he
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by Sleaker 9mo ago
For some larger meetings during the pandemic, managers started scheduling them 5 minutes after to give people time to join, but because people's reminders triggered at the same relative time all it meant was people started joining meet
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by Sleaker 9mo ago
Absolutely and first iterations of steam hardware survey showed mostly XP users, but still 5-7% win 98 install base, which they maintained compatibility with for quite a while, that's just to say that I can see why they might not have
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by Sleaker 9mo ago
And steam was originally released to be compatible with Windows 98. windows 2000 wasn't widely used as a consumer installed OS.
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by Sleaker 9mo ago
WSJ wont open for me, but was able to find it via MSN: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/iran-protests-enter-thi... not sure where to pull that doesn't have tracking, not seeing it on archive yet.
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by Sleaker 10mo ago
Well.. that's because with ipv6 you're not technically on a lan everything is exposed by default unless you set it all up differently.
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by Sleaker 10mo ago
How does company X dependant on company Y product beat company Y in what is essentially just small UI differences? Can cursor even do anything that vscode can't right now?
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by Sleaker 10mo ago
Are you referring to the fact that 7up/Dr pepper are distributed by pepsico? They still have historically been independent from the big 2 as far as product branding since inception, most recently being owned by Schweppes.
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by Sleaker 10mo ago
At what point of optimization does it turn into 'real' high performance programming? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_true_Scotsman
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by Sleaker 10mo ago
Someone posted a script for installing omarchy on cachy, but it didn't look like it had received updates recently and I reported an issue. Not sure it's being maintained at all unfortunately
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by Sleaker 10mo ago
I was dumb and rebooted without redoing the kernel install, otherwise I probably could have just rolled back and reran mkinit to get fixed but the bootloader entry had already been removed for the old kernel as I think I was also running so
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by Sleaker 10mo ago
Dabbled in CachyOS as a replacement fo my main OS recently it worked well, was trying to do the omarchy on cachy for the kernel improvements but ended up bricking things when trying to update so ended up swapping to omarchy mainline. I am s
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by Sleaker 11mo ago
LOL all that user does is open issues for free support?
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by Sleaker 11mo ago
Interesting, has the EFF done a writeup/opinion on this legislation yet? I tend to trust them on breaking things down from the legalese and implications.
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by Sleaker 11mo ago
You also can't have double-blind study on something both the participant and teacher know is present or not.... But that doesn't mean the study is invalid, it just means you have to account for it.
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by Sleaker 11mo ago
Why don't governments start at the source instead of at the access? I always have questions that go a bit deeper but maybe because I think differently. I understand it can trample on rights, but I guess I like to still ask and have the
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by Sleaker 11mo ago
Please lookup US voting poll overflow issues that come up every election cycle. Just because you experience a well streamlined process doesn't mean that it's the norm everywhere.
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by Sleaker 1y ago
Article seems to cherry pick Microsoft marketing to claim 10% gains, when the Harvard ran study from earlier this year showed a 10% slowdown. Id rather articles point first at the research being done that's agnostic of any corporation
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by Sleaker 1y ago
This also impacts non-software tech: see recent layoffs statistics at Intel, what percentage are H1B and why aren't companies required to re-prove H1B necessity? Can we just over-hire and claim we need H1Bs because we can't find
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by Sleaker 1y ago
I saw these spam mails start showing up a few months ago, and I was like WOW how is google infra just letting nefarious actors use their own domain to bounce spam/fishing emails?
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by Sleaker 1y ago
This article seems to present surface level arguments that aren't entirely fleshed out very well. Ex: what is the actual emotional impact of renting vs buying as that seems like it is the core underlying argument being made. I think th
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by Sleaker 1y ago
Maybe not in the context of military as I haven't served, but in private sector reviews can often determine your bonuses.
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by Sleaker 1y ago
I went through Khan academy on linear algebra a long time ago because I wanted to learn how to write rendering logic, for me I was implementing things as I learned them with immediate feedback for a lot of the material. Was probably the si
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by Sleaker 1y ago
I don't think this necessarily is accurate I've come into a lot of projects that no one understands well, but everyone continues to follow the same bad conventions that already exist which just adds to the problems. Ex: deep nesti
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by Sleaker 1y ago
This isn't as new as you make it out, ant + ivy / maven / gradle had already started this in the 00s. Definitely turned into a mess, but I think the java/cross platform nature pushed this style of development along pret
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by Sleaker 1y ago
Isn't this essentially the unity price model that's getting laughed out of the market?

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