altmind

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by altmind 7y ago
This seems like criticism of leveraged buyouts, than criticism of PE. Many good companies were driven into bankruptcies when purchased for their own money and there were a lot of talks about Bain Capital in 2012 pres elections cycle. Actual
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by altmind 7y ago
Its a weird to flex about how complicated is the system that you created. Creating simple systems is harder.
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by altmind 7y ago
specint2006 shows that A13 outperforms desktop ryzen 3900x. 5W vs 105W. 6 cores vs 12 cores. something is wrong with numbers here.
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by altmind 7y ago
geekbench have unreliable perfromance stats that've been favoring iphone for a looong while. check your conclusions - 90% of articles with rocking iphone performance cite geekbench.
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by altmind 7y ago
... but is probably smart enough to buy other 10% of our lives. look at this and tell me this man got no 20/20 forward vision https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22401875
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by altmind 7y ago
with the food-industry people cannot afford healthcare for themselves and made to work, to get the means to live, I'm very scared to order anything from any prepared-food establishments. the chances of getting contaminated food are inc
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by altmind 7y ago
"Minimalist servers" dont mention the depth of their 1U offerings. they wont even fit in your normal rack, yet they are "minimalist".
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by altmind 7y ago
> It seems this virus propagates much better in cold weather. Its the first time i hear such claim.
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by altmind 7y ago
Can mozilla do something with forceful pocket integration? I know that mozilla straight off bought pocket, but every day I use the browser, I'm reminded of they decided to profit off their users, as well as the moments when "googl
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by altmind 7y ago
>> If you read the official release notes of version 10.0 carefully, you will find that the makers of PassMark suddenly incorporate the AVX512 command extension of the x86 command set into the evaluation, which is not supported by AMD
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by altmind 7y ago
no this feels like almost "is rss dead" spam
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by altmind 7y ago
>> Can't we just taka it on good faith that the engineers who do these blog posts have at least a modicum of competence and therefore their solution has some merit On a technical resource, no. In a technical article, technical po
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by altmind 7y ago
>> Other than that, envoy can usually withstand much more traffic than the service it overlays services-to-service peer-to-peer communication creates problems on its own. and i dont even know what are the benefits. it does not guarant
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by altmind 7y ago
>> At HelloFresh we run hundreds of microservices that do everything from supply chain management and handling payments to saving customer preferences. Running microservices at scale is not without its own challenges and many companie
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by altmind 7y ago
T-Mobile plaintext password data breach thought to be imminent https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/8aem4n/tmobile_pl...
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by altmind 7y ago
What are the options to have windows domain controller? We got some 20-30 windows7 and 10 pcs and need to centrally manage them - with profile roaming, with SMB ACL, and Administrative policies. With this strong push towards Azure, there is
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by altmind 7y ago
Is this the author's github? https://github.com/elad2412
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by altmind 7y ago
50 Shades of Go: Traps, Gotchas, and Common Mistakes for New Golang Devs, a good read about go quirks and unexpected behaviors http://devs.cloudimmunity.com/gotchas-and-common-mistakes-in...
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by altmind 7y ago
I remember that JSF(java faces) used the same __VIEWSTATE approach to preserve the state, attaching the state to every request. It may also be a great source of security vulnerabilities. Luckily neither .net WebForms, nor JSF are popular no
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by altmind 7y ago
I wish AWS had hard spending limits. Azure have one - you spend over the set limit(probably per billing account?) and your services are suspended. Already saved my from unexpected bill this month.
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by altmind 7y ago
But some were forced to close as they were unable to afford the bills.
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by altmind 7y ago
Why the brokerages are free and how do they make money https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20276551 (mostly, near zero yield for the cash on your brokerage accounts)
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by altmind 7y ago
limit the number of interviews and only allow the immediate peers and managers to the interview? the people interviewing should be interested in a good candidate. that's enough.
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by altmind 7y ago
Ghosting candidates gives them a chance to come back with an offer in an indefinite time. 3 years after the interview: "hey, with your interest in this position, would you be initested in making a world a better place on a position of
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by altmind 7y ago
And you articulated what are you caring the most in your solution. Giving them a lot of food for thought.
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by altmind 7y ago
i would rather take a coding test than suffer an unknown number of office-visits, talking with people who are not interested in hiring, who are stuck talking with me and who are adamant to stop getting interrupted and get back to work. as b
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by altmind 7y ago
Modifying the source files in the build may break distributed builds(distcc) and cache(ccache). Maybe pass git version as defines add_compile_definitions/add_definitions aka (-DGITVER=yourvar) ?
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by altmind 7y ago
I've heard a number of complaints that google itself did not adhere to the principles they are promoting, especially in material design.
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by altmind 7y ago
GT630 seems to only support hdmi 1.4, not 2. i miss the point of this article.
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by altmind 7y ago
For those missing Delphi, have you considered VS/C#/Winforms? I gonna tell you than its binaries as portable as Delphi/Kylix(e.g. major platforms covered). The language is much less annoying (oh how i hated Type and Var secti

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