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by anotherhue 1y ago
Surely the difficulty factor scales with the system load?
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Respectfully, you sound like AI. I expect you don't trust git either, especially as its hash is weaker. A cursory look at a nix system would also show you that the package name, version and derivation sha are all concatenated together.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
I suggest trying Nix, by being reproducible those nasty compilation demons get solved once and for all. (And usually by someone else)
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by anotherhue 1y ago
But this opportunity provides incredible exposure!
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Couldn't agree more. The tech boom made a lot of people rich, you might call that egalitarian, and believe that you too could share in the wealth. The financial class call that uncaptured value, and they have since altered the terms to
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Rapidly pivot to AI engineering
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Open with a demo deployment, let the user import over that. Right now you've got a cold-start problem.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
I am more interested in your childhood than your network at this point.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
I often raise this point, but it bears repeating. > Interesting to note that the Mozilla CEO earned nearly as much ($5.6 M) as Mozilla received in donations ($7 M). Baker did a CHM oral history some time ago, some of it is interesting, m
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by anotherhue 1y ago
I was unaware of this.
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Latest Intel Engineering Layoffs Lead to an Intel Linux Driver Being Orphaned(phoronix.com)
7 points by anotherhue 1y ago|0 comments
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Fixing a Direct3D9 bug in Far Cry (2018)(houssemnasri.github.io)
65 points by anotherhue 1y ago|15 comments
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Google Wave!
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Or put another way, your income is depreciating at at least 4%.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
I'm sure the car who hit pedestrian was equipped with a cassette radio.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
ehh... for just one well behaved app I think it's tolerable. It's about where I draw the line though.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
"Paid support contracts are available starting at $50k per year" Is more what I had in mind. Maybe he's already rich :)
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Good for him, I just wish he made it more obvious how a cash rich but time poor BigTech product owner could help him.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
The futility closet podcast (shutdown) is perhaps my favourite thing on the entire internet.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Fewer people means fewer customers.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Why, why, why, do all the Apple announcements have the exact same ASIMO stiff hand gestures? Hostage videos have more fluidity.
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Rendering Assassins Creed: Shadows(youtube.com)
3 points by anotherhue 1y ago|0 comments
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Clearly they have never met an Australian.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
haha, yes can confirm.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
If we were serious about funding open source, I don't think this would be as common. If a developer needs a pay day, are we surprised if they take it from an investor who wants returns?
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by anotherhue 1y ago
Yay? The drivers, largely for technical reasons, are still pretty opaque. My limited understanding is that it's pretty hard to identity and submit a bug fix from outside AMD.
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by anotherhue 1y ago
I wonder why they start at 55, early onset AD is very difficult to diagnose.
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Ireland hopes to entice academics as US becomes 'a cold place for free thinkers'(theguardian.com)
6 points by anotherhue 1y ago|0 comments
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by anotherhue 1y ago
> These are companies that have typically seen software as a problem to be solved, not a design to be experienced. Some unexpected Kierkegaard in there (I only recently learned Dune was referencing it).
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by anotherhue 1y ago
I enjoyed reading this, thank you.

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