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by allie1 4y ago
This. I am not enough of an expert to evaluate the flaws, so my safe bet is - avoid flying in them. I gain nothing by flying in those planes where I can find good alternative flights, so why risk it, even if the risk is very low?
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by allie1 4y ago
Boeing 737-MAX, I don’t know if it’s the increased coverage or poor quality/design/software flaws but I always check the plane before booking a flight to ensure I don’t get on one of these.
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Ask HN: Founders, how much automated tests do you write?
35 points by allie1 4y ago|39 comments
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by allie1 4y ago
They haven't cancelled any of their significant capex spending - leading edge fabs in Ohio and Germany.
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by allie1 4y ago
Manning.com also has LiveProjects which are good for Machine Learning projects
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by allie1 4y ago
Pick a skill you would enjoy learning about, and start learning about it. Start picking up odd jobs on upwork to practice it. Even dead simple ones will help you start practicing the craft and feel useful. Keep doing it and it will improve.
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by allie1 4y ago
So would they, but no Google Analytics, so they will have to rely on customizing their web server logs to capture user agent xD
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by allie1 4y ago
Predictions: Few stunts and free advertising for Teslas Starlink gives free twitter access for everyone in the world, without internet access required, basically what FB tried to do. Elon starts loving ads xD
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by allie1 4y ago
FB/Instagram became boring for a very long time. Their recent pivot to "discovery" is a move in the right direction, but they are still ways off from staging a return. And all this is overshadowed by the Metaverse. They'
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by allie1 4y ago
FB advertising works extremely well, little less so after Apple's changes, but still it's a beast. If you look into FB financials, revenue per user has more room to grow, outside US if nothing else, but I think US as well. So &quo
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by allie1 4y ago
Those look good, a bulkier beasty option on the topic of intel: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/docs/boards... Just need to find a way to justify it to myself after spending on
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by allie1 4y ago
I am a M1 Max user and I would love to have Apple go back to Intel. Sure, the battery life and not overheating is great, but you are limited to Arm based solutions, when installing linux VMs for example. Or gaming. Everyone seems to have f
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by allie1 4y ago
Very telling… the guy hasn’t had a success in the last 10 years and still gets top roles. Seems like he can sell himself well. There needs to be accountability for these failures of execution.
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Intel posts losses for Q2, missing estimates by double digits [pdf](d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net)
3 points by allie1 4y ago|0 comments
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by allie1 4y ago
Given Intel’s execution track record and even recent mishaps (where’s my Sapphire Rapids Pat, or the gpus?!) even getting this is a big step. They better deliver their A game if they hope to win any real trust.
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by allie1 4y ago
Letters of a stoic by Seneca is a great addition too
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by allie1 4y ago
I’ve been reading about Pat Gelsinger turning things around on execution, but many of the announced products for this year are already late (Sapphire Rapids, GPUs, even alder lake roll out was late). Do you know if anything has changed at I
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by allie1 4y ago
Intel - until recently, Intel was recycling equipment/retiring old nodes. Now with IFS it's moving toward keeping each node alive and using it for their IFS segment. They've brought back a lot of engineers, and are gaining tr
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by allie1 4y ago
They've had many issues executing, and lying about yields and such. Very unreliable.
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by allie1 4y ago
Must be nice enjoying that pricing power with virtually no competition. This just makes Intel Foundry Services a much more enticing option as a way to play both companies against each other.
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by allie1 4y ago
It is not low impact. It makes a huge difference from an investor point of view if increased revenue comes from gaming (evergreen) or crypto mining (trend at best, hype). SEC failed to disclose the actual numbers, thus righting the wrong Nv
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by allie1 5y ago
Indeed. Even a “any ad mentioning these words goes for review” makes a difference. it has to be a culture issue inside fb. So much of this is just wrong, to go on without much scrutiny and get to this point is just mind boggling.
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by allie1 5y ago
What they’ve said basically is: we can’t possibly review all ads to ensure we don’t encourage violence, so between the choices: a) review all ads, charge per request or just operate slower until our automation is 100% accurate OR b) accept
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by allie1 5y ago
I am of the opinion it hasn't affected them YET. Just a lowly developer waiting for his MBP for over 11 weeks now, waiting for Intel's mobile Alder Lake to roll out so I can cancel my order and pick one up.
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by allie1 5y ago
They used to be losing out on both performance and efficiency. Now they are up to par at least on one of those. For foundry to be successful, they need one of the big clients - Apple, Qualcomm, Mediatek etc. If they find one of them, they&#
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by allie1 5y ago
Intel is undergoing a change in what shareholders it attracts as well. It did catch up with AMD with Alder Lake, but it is also committed to very large R&D capital expenditures. So anyone holding it hoping for higher dividends and more
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by allie1 5y ago
Means MacabookPro m1max orders will get even more delayed
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by allie1 5y ago
If you can get JS executing on the client desktop, with their cookies, with cors whitelisted, you can make a request just like their JS would. i.e. make the same POST to their api, using the cookie/auth as the original user would, to t
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by allie1 5y ago
The browser with built-in ads lol? Reminder: https://neilzone.co.uk/2021/11/brave-browser-less-privacy-re... i.e. the browser redirecting you to affiliate links without permission? https://www.zdnet.com
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by allie1 5y ago
Touche

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