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by abeyer 4y ago
Is there any actual POWER core ip out there that people can build on or experiment with? Yes, the ISA itself is open, but last I looked that was it. I think RV's availability of implemented cores (even if they aren't the most cutt
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by abeyer 4y ago
and brick itself if you miss your monthly payment
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by abeyer 4y ago
Or it's secretly feeding on its own untruths and getting progressively worse, but it's good enough for now that everyone will become dependent on it and we'll just have to accept whatever nonsense it makes up.
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by abeyer 4y ago
Those are all reasonable hypotheses... but I also suspect natural curiosity has little correlation with certifications. Those programs tend to be big "learn to the test" curricula of trivia and question banks.
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by abeyer 4y ago
> But as someone that has lived through that timeframe, it feels like those things are a cheap, hollow, plastic piece of shit version of their former selves. sucks to get old
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by abeyer 4y ago
Because the only thing less valuable than an uninformed commentator is a flame war _about_ an uninformed commentator.
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by abeyer 4y ago
I'm not sure that link says what you think it does. The very first sentence in the 'what's next' part of that post starts out, "The next OGL will contain the provisions that allow us to protect and cultivate the inc
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by abeyer 4y ago
That's rain_BOWS_ of frogs, thank you very much
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by abeyer 4y ago
Weren't WotC blatant cash grabbers well before D&D or draping? Didn't really seem related in their case.
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by abeyer 4y ago
There are quite a few options that already accommodate a pi, if you don't want to customize... see my other comment upthread for a couple, but that's just the ones I happened to have bookmarked, there are a _lot_ of results if you
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by abeyer 4y ago
If you're ok w/ 3d printing them, there are a ton of models on all the free model sharing sites of various computers... most wouldn't need much work to accomodate a pi or something even if they weren't originally designe
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by abeyer 4y ago
The first rule of rust club is that you must talk about rust club.
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by abeyer 4y ago
While I think that _may_ be the right thing to do here... it's a bit worrying as recycling names like that has it's own share of risks.
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by abeyer 4y ago
also from my bookmarks: https://www.instructables.com/Making-a-Tiny-Mac-From-a-Raspb... https://www.shapeways.com/product/GJTPZJ76S/apple-lisa-2-mac...
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by abeyer 4y ago
I just wish they would reopen the physical space... I'd find it 1000x more useful in person. I was on the verge of putting in a leave request for an RC application before the pandemic, and have been waiting to hear about their reopenin
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by abeyer 4y ago
This would be so awful. Most vanilla services like redis, postgres, etc... would need to deal with the frontend spew directly instead of offloading that to a bridge as an intermediary.
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by abeyer 4y ago
I'm assuming people who espouse that go through some sort of larger agency or something that can connect you with the work. Otherwise I'd also imagine that ramping up your lead gen again each time could take as much time as the co
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by abeyer 4y ago
> That said, anything closer to VS Code will likely be perceived well. Citation needed Personally I have the opposite reaction to people cloning the VS Code UI: I find VS Code's model absolutely awful for most things, and even assum
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by abeyer 4y ago
A cheap mattress, pile of blankets, and a 12v tv all in the back of a truck made for the best road trips as a kid.
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by abeyer 4y ago
There's some discussion at https://typographyforlawyers.com/ about the current state of things, rules and requirements, and how to improve things.
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by abeyer 4y ago
A step in the right direction, it sounds like.
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by abeyer 4y ago
> New York City is one of the safest cities in the country per capita. But as with “cleanliness” is usually trotted out in a dog whistly kind of way Having lived in other big cities that manage to collect garbage in containers, NYC'
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by abeyer 4y ago
But that's totally orthogonal to the statistic under discussion about people living near their blood-relations. You can move across the world and still get married, or live nearby and never.
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by abeyer 4y ago
Thanks for clarifying that, I never realized the leaders and elites of China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea have nothing but love, generosity, and good intentions towards those 7b. /s When you're done with the whataboutism, there
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by abeyer 4y ago
A strange game. The only winning move is not to play.
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by abeyer 4y ago
Nor with the fact that OP is approaching retirement age... if you figure 10 years from beginning a PhD program to tenure (which certainly isn't a hard limit, but probably isn't an unreasonable basis to start from) then they might
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by abeyer 4y ago
May not be for you, but personal experience and hearing stories from others makes it clear this is far from universally true. I used a Quest 2 once at a conference exhibit booth demo -- so maybe 10 mins max in the headset, probably less --
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by abeyer 4y ago
> Expecting someone to contribute day1 is bad mentality, proof of bad management. Bad CTOs and Tech Leads can't understand that they hold knowledge of years building the code estate (while often skipping documenting it), which is di
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by abeyer 4y ago
Triplebyte doesn't actually interview anymore, though... they pivoted to being another online interview question quiz platform.
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by abeyer 4y ago
Notably C2P was largely so ubiquitous as it was often the only way to copy or backup copy-protected commercial software you purchased. Most software came on (relatively fragile and failure-prone) floppy disks, but they were often copy-prot

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