antishatter

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by antishatter 6y ago
Nothing is written.
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by antishatter 6y ago
It is interesting at least, main concern for me is running software that doesn't have an ARM compiled version.
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by antishatter 6y ago
I used to enjoy it, cant bring myself to buy a new macbook pro with what they put out lately. Will go with some ryzen based book and run some apt-get or pacman distro of linux instead. Hell, I'd take w10 Pro over apple offerings of lat
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by antishatter 6y ago
Kafkaesque
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by antishatter 6y ago
Ah that's very clever, like when my sister and I split a candy bar in grade school. It really worked then as it would now.
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by antishatter 6y ago
That of course defeats the purpose of smaller districts getting a voice and not being crushed by larger districts.
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by antishatter 6y ago
When you say "Starting To" I presume you mean from about 2015 on. It's clear Windows is trying to pick up slack and also be cloud developer friendly with WSL integration. Apple sticking with Intel and now reverting to a terri
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by antishatter 6y ago
Good work!
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by antishatter 6y ago
The main issue is asymmetric rule enforcement more so than the rules themselves. This is probably true for most if not all social media platforms.
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by antishatter 6y ago
The ratio matters because the second type of error is significantly worse ie: it is much worse to have tuberculosis and be told you do not have tuberculosis. They are looking at type 1 vs type 2 error. I think that they are saying three thi
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by antishatter 6y ago
I don't follow, would you mind elaborating?
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by antishatter 6y ago
I'd interpret it as the supreme court isn't a political weapon to be used against or for a sitting president rather a tool to interpret law and the anti trump appointee stigma was baseless.
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by antishatter 6y ago
Goofy idea, I work with black developers who told me this had never even crossed their mind.
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by antishatter 6y ago
Ah but if the defendant is later found innocent or charges dropped, who is sued to recover the property? The police officer or the department. Presumably the department because deeper pockets etc.
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by antishatter 6y ago
Now if only they would crack down on the huge wave of Chinese bullshit they allow.
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by antishatter 6y ago
I mean yes, but OP's comment is especially notable with Vit D because it's deficiency is very common and often a marker for other common age related diseases. It is highly likely that Vitamin D isn't saving these people'
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by antishatter 6y ago
I feel like Vitamin D deficiency correlates with every disease. A large % of everyone has a vitamin D deficiency so there is always a high correlation.
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by antishatter 6y ago
That's exactly my experience, the foreign talent on par with domestic talent costs about the same or close enough that outsourcing becomes much less attractive.
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by antishatter 6y ago
When I was at Intel, they had outsourced graphics driver development to Panang. Within a year they had created a large number of US jobs for folks who had to rebuild the work from Panang and validate/test/fix any new working comin
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by antishatter 6y ago
Or maybe it was "You shouldn't have accepted gifts from contractors", my point is only that you are guessing with no basis in underlying fact.
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by antishatter 6y ago
TSMC develops the tech often times in partnerships. AMD definitely paid for a lot of the tech and manufacturing research that went into the current state.
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by antishatter 6y ago
Intel has a big AZ presence, I wonder why AZ specifically. Maybe climate? Maybe so TSMC can poach some talent? It's a really great question and if anyone has specifics I hope they chime in.
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by antishatter 6y ago
They are going to have to pass a bill to push the arrearance payments off. With a little luck you may be ok.
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by antishatter 6y ago
You can borrow from your 401k for 3 years without penalty right now FYI, hoping for the best for you. Stay Strong, do what you can, it's not your fault.
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by antishatter 6y ago
If you consider the purpose of emergency savings, the overwhelming majority of folks (even savers) weren't planning for an entire global economic collapse.
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by antishatter 8y ago
Genius is far too overused in the tech world.
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by antishatter 8y ago
Who was the presidential candidate who traveled around by train telling everyone his opponent had died? I always laugh when people try to claim politics is only slimy and dirty now.
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by antishatter 8y ago
What humility you show in suggesting this article be blocked for others. Egotistical projection perhaps?
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by antishatter 8y ago
Seems like an application of sturgeon's law, there is a tendency to do what is new because it is new. A well designed microservice architecture can be a tremendous boon for a product. A well designed monolith can be a tremendous boon f
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by antishatter 8y ago
Surely there are examples that aren't comical? It must be like every other category of anything 90% is shit and 10% is pretty good.

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