aliswe

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by aliswe 5y ago
who?
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by aliswe 5y ago
i think this analogy seems very good its also interesting that a water flea had more genes than us, and something like a worm had about the same ...
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by aliswe 5y ago
did sir read the article
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by aliswe 5y ago
stochasticism does exist? i think ...
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by aliswe 5y ago
source?
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by aliswe 5y ago
as i mentioned elsewhere in the discussion of this post, the chairman or w/e left their position after the debaucle
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by aliswe 5y ago
in large organizations like these there will always be desync issues, though.
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by aliswe 5y ago
That person who messed up just left the foundation btw.
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by aliswe 5y ago
ever tried razor auto indent? the nuget pm ux? ...
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by aliswe 5y ago
dont forget that while "dotnet" is open source, the "dotnet" debugger is not.
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by aliswe 5y ago
OpenCV is a technology that Intel open sourced, right? that tech would in itself suffice to prove the point - iirc
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by aliswe 5y ago
"... our leading-edge Intel 18A" whats an edge if not a leading edge? i guess the strange expression is accidental? that or im just ignorant of the english language
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by aliswe 5y ago
So "she" is fictional, but is it an actress or is this some kind of CGI? at this stage i dont even know anymore ...
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by aliswe 5y ago
web3?
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by aliswe 5y ago
some sources?
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by aliswe 5y ago
My cottage in northern sweden was carpenter/horse ant infested. Just recently got rid of them.
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by aliswe 5y ago
So from the manner in this was written .... they're evil?
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by aliswe 5y ago
I thought Fuchsia was a microkernel? not to counter your point.
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by aliswe 5y ago
This author is very intelligent, well versed and wonderfully dry at the same time as being slightly amusing: > For all of these references, I give a big "Thank You!!!" to my co-authors. ... > This pointer is now a "zomb
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by aliswe 5y ago
im not sure i disagree, but i have a few points that i believe do fit the timeframe: * openAIs text engine * teslas driver assists * serverless workers as ga in cloud * container instances as ga in the cloud * .net core, blazor? * cloudflar
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by aliswe 5y ago
I think this sounds very strange to be honest. Maybe you were doing something wrong?
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by aliswe 5y ago
im just using their naming - bring on the downvotes
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by aliswe 5y ago
I think that azure serverless SQL database is extremely cheap ... what is your goal spend and throughput?
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by aliswe 5y ago
For those who dont have the time to listen, this is basically the article but in audio format, from what I can tell.
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by aliswe 5y ago
what's the minimum resource requirements for a minimal 1 micro-sized table, and very low traffic? Is it in the magnitude of 100s of MB and tens of a vcore ? or .. ?
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by aliswe 5y ago
Actually, this is a dupe ... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28759630
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by aliswe 5y ago
yeah, theres a point for anyyone where they would say "i accept that level of risk". for example, datacenter outages could be where many companies simply tap out.
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by aliswe 5y ago
can someone explain the term blankface used in the article? I read the link that was supposed to be explaining the term but I actually didn't get it...
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by aliswe 5y ago
1984!
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by aliswe 5y ago
publicly traded company CEOs are NOT elected by nepotism, they are elected by the board who tend to be biased towards CEOs who have a track record of increasing the share price...

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