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by anon73044 7y ago
Depends on the workload, but EPYC's 8 channel memory support would definitely be an advantage.
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by anon73044 7y ago
And get raked over the coals with vmWare's new per core license update? Only quad channel? Only 256gb of ram supported? A pair of used 7601s, motherboard, ram, power supply and chassis would still be cheaper for a SOHO setup.
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by anon73044 7y ago
My employer actively promotes SSO to clients for the main product, but discourages it's use for internal applications.
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by anon73044 7y ago
By that logic, a low slung sports car is the most pedestrian safe and Ferrari's should get a pedestrian safety rebate. I'll take one!
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by anon73044 7y ago
Steam doesn't count the 3.2 million ATMs worldwide and still far too many running XP.
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by anon73044 7y ago
Seems pretty contrary to Boeing fighting tooth and nail to make sure the FAA didn't require a lengthy amount of training. "One of the company’s big selling points with customers had been that pilots certified for an earlier genera
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by anon73044 7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4436657 Doesn't sound like the first gen supported multi touch
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by anon73044 7y ago
Moto G8 Plus, better camera, bigger battery, better screen resolution, sd slot, under $400 these days.
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by anon73044 7y ago
And yet, Windows XP and IE 5 still have a nonzero market share for some reason.
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by anon73044 7y ago
That's some data I'd love to see. 32 1u servers all connected with fiber or 10gig vs 32 VMs on the same host vs 32 k8s pods on the same node. I'm wondering if the same test would scale from 4 hosts/VMs/pods I don&#
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by anon73044 7y ago
Firefox + uBlock Origin + Privacy Badger Works on Windows, Linux and Android. Don't know about Apple products, but I assume it works on those also.
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by anon73044 7y ago
....so....why isn't Apple contributing to the USB working group instead of making a competing product?
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by anon73044 7y ago
You're just another cog in the machine, man!!!
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by anon73044 7y ago
I overheard a conversation at my local barbershop last week, a technical recruiter lamenting about how "strange" software developers are.... I completely understand it, his target demographic being kids fresh out of University and
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by anon73044 7y ago
"The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A Fuck" goes into this at length.
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by anon73044 7y ago
All the Dev jobs that have required security clearance all wanted exact hire and termination dates. For some of those from years ago, I'm giving a date in good faith, but if they really care, they'll catch it in the background ch
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by anon73044 7y ago
CGI Federal/Raytheon has been working on something like this for the last 5-6 years for (AFATDS)
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by anon73044 7y ago
I would expect that 50% or more of hackernews readers make over $39,375
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by anon73044 7y ago
I would have expected that if this were posted on milw0rm or a personal blog, but not on the actual SQLite info page.
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by anon73044 7y ago
>Take all the modules that are required for the vehicle to operate, are matched to the VIN, can't be re-flashed, aren't available aftermarket and aren't made by the OEM anymore and anything that breaks where those sets in
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by anon73044 7y ago
>The more a language tutorial is searched, the more popular the language is assumed to be. It is a leading indicator. The raw data comes from Google Trends. That's the problem, nobody is actively learning Cobol these days and nobody
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by anon73044 7y ago
>The traditional car companies specialy is not cars. Its manufacturing and supply chain management. Don't forget the finance side of things! GMAC was founded 101 years ago and also got a large portion of the bailout.
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by anon73044 7y ago
>I think that when I write a good comment it gets buried and the only time comments are really popular is when I write something trite or silly that a lot of people are already thinking. probably more to do with the gamification of user
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by anon73044 7y ago
Probably not much more than what was in the Equifax breach. I think one of the bigger issues in generating profiles on ~325 million people would be merging tons of incomplete data and lots of old/outdated data. Not to say that you coul
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by anon73044 7y ago
previous: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19299073
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by anon73044 7y ago
Microsoft and Google contribute more to open source than any other company. Source: https://www.techrepublic.com/google-amp/article/microsoft-ma... https://techcrunch.com/2019/01/17/
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by anon73044 7y ago
Sun isn't going to sue anyone into oblivion any time soon, but Oracle sure will
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by anon73044 7y ago
https://mobile.twitter.com/IanCutress/status/113844387515494... Has some details, but doesn't state it explicitly: https://www.tomshardware.com/amp/news/amd-64-core-epyc-cpu-d... &q
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by anon73044 7y ago
IIRC all the AM4/ThreadRipper/Epyc chipsets are on a 12nm or larger process and still produced by GF.
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by anon73044 7y ago
Forfeiting a bond usually means you have to pay the full amount. $100k in his case.

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