aeronaute

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   by aeronaute 5y ago

   I bet they have spent a lot of money on it. How about those folks at Google that, when they were unknowingly reviewing their own packets from when they originally interviewed, decided that they wouldn't even hire themselves? Google als
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   by aeronaute 5y ago

   which espresso machine do you have?
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   by aeronaute 5y ago

   Me too. Not a huge Mac user, but I use my iPad and AirPods a lot. I haven't tried them, though the Sony ear buds look like a great option to AirPods: https://www.sony.com/lr/electronics/truly-wireless/wf-
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   by aeronaute 5y ago

   Thanks. I can agree that the process sounds very secure , but I still can't agree that it's more private . Apple had and will have the capability to decrypt iCloud data, so why add the additional scanning on the phone, of all pl
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   by aeronaute 5y ago

   Can you elaborate on why you think this gives us way more privacy than we had before? I don't see how adding on-device scanning does that. I think that people generally understand what's going on and where this might lead us in th
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   by aeronaute 5y ago

   I don't know if they've completely solved the boot camp issue. I was excited to hear the news that Parallels can run ARM Windows, though not all software is supported on ARM Windows (for example IIS isn't available on the ARM
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   by aeronaute 6y ago

   If I spend 4 hours working and the result is enough throughput to make my team and manager happy, then that's what I'm going to do and I'll do everything in my power to keep it that way. Everyone's happy, what's wro
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   by aeronaute 6y ago

   Can you elaborate a little on how maximizing productivity is directly related to offering a premium product? For what it's worth I disagree, this doesn't seem like a truth at all.
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   by aeronaute 6y ago

   Glad to see you bring this up because I've been thinking about this a lot lately. I get the feeling that many people are on board with the idea that productivity trumps all and are willing to be like rags to be squeezed by their employ
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    by aeronaute 6y ago

    I feel like chiming in because the way the parent described things makes me sad about the state of interviewing and I personally would be very turned off by this kind of interview. I'm actually a little shocked that this person whose j
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    by aeronaute 6y ago

    I want to challenge your last statement that these things aren't available to Windows users out of the box. Are you certain of that? - Move files: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/micros
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    by aeronaute 6y ago

    I feel you may be looking at this through too narrow of a lens since it's not just about lines of code, though that's one part of it. I think the point is that a 13 inch Retina screen can fit more "stuff" than a 14 inch
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    by aeronaute 6y ago

    I will agree that the WQHD screen is nice. If you only compared the screens themselves (Retina vs WQHD) then I don't think there would be a significant difference. But the problem for me comes from resolution scaling. Fractional scalin
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    by aeronaute 6y ago

    I agree. I've tried using various distros on a Lenovo T480 recently. The laptop itself is decent though the screen is a little small for my tastes. Regardless, no matter what combination of OS and hardware that I've tried, nothing