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by betaby 2y ago
6. Hardware support and compatibility is somewhat true. State of the video drivers from AMD are not good on Windows and atrociously bad on Linux. NVIDIA are drivers are barely of the acceptable quality on Linux.
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by betaby 2y ago
Crashing wasn't the intent. And scraping is legal, as I remember per Linkedin case.
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by betaby 2y ago
There were couple of videos on YouTube outlining how transport driven development makes poor people even more poor. Reasoning is that light rail transport makes housing along it more expensive. It's definitely feels like that in Mont
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by betaby 2y ago
Most often media reports over-regulation/regulatory capture type of problems, including but not limited to zoning and NIMBY. I don't see any solution to those in my lifetime. Politicians talks about non-solutions only.
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by betaby 2y ago
Absolute $$$ doesn't matter if they can't get housing. One can get from $100 to $200 - 100% increase, yet that changes nothing.
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by betaby 2y ago
Some would argue that both headlines correlates with that.
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by betaby 2y ago
That kind of makes sense, but doesn't. I'm aware of the fact of the bi-modal / tri-modal distribution of the software dev. salaries. However, in the case of my friend, software is not the only option for him. My friend refuse
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by betaby 2y ago
Low pay offers. In Montreal there are plenty of offers paying ~90k CAD/year ( 62k USD/year ) for 15+ years of experience. There are lot of job listings in Montreal, and those positions are real. Problem is that the pay makes those
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by betaby 2y ago
Meanwhile in Canada https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/via-rain-passengers-...
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by betaby 2y ago
Most likely that's illegal in DE, FR and PL. See a related thread about trains at CCC.
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by betaby 2y ago
"Seems low" and "cost of doing business" - paraphrasing any thread about US company. Could also says "VW should be sued out of existence". Also I genuinely think those fines were low.
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by betaby 2y ago
> Just resist the urge to post information you don't want others to have. Self-censor you mean? I personally like that information anonymous account `William Shakespeare` posted around 1585–1613.
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by betaby 2y ago
Even less useful than google for couple of monikers I tried.
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by betaby 2y ago
With age book reading gives diminishing return to me. I read two fiction books this year and solely to absorb some foreign languages vocabulary. I read about 10 programming/devops/architecture books though. Even in 2024 I find tec
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by betaby 2y ago
> Makes me, and probably every other EU consumer, super happy. We wouldn't know, unless you said that. On a USA server, of course.
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by betaby 2y ago
For command line I can recommend `monolith` https://github.com/Y2Z/monolith
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by betaby 2y ago
The infrastructure is not a 'some dude writing tons of YAML code'.
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by betaby 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russell%27s_teapot
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by betaby 2y ago
> Are Huawei backdoors part of the active telecom control that China has in the US networks currently? No. There were audits and fond no backdoors in Huawei equipment.
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by betaby 2y ago
HDMI Forum to AMD: No, you can’t make an open source HDMI 2.1 driver https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/02/hdmi-forum-to-amd-no...
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by betaby 2y ago
The problem with MAID is statistically significant. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/some-health-care-workers-... But in Ontario, more than three quarters of people euthanized when their death wasn’t imminent re
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by betaby 2y ago
Those billions are mostly from mobile. My point is specifically about home Internet.
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by betaby 2y ago
That was because according the accounting infra is mostly amortized for 'triple play' and TV was ( is ? ) highly profitable. Basically 97% math assumed that infra was built for TV channel delivery and the Internet is 'free bo
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by betaby 2y ago
> How do we justify deregulation What exactly you think was deregulated? In general and in this particular case.
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by betaby 2y ago
`Insurance premium` is an oxymoron even more so for non-native English speakers.
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by betaby 2y ago
Gold has a direct usage in electronics and hi-tech in general.
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by betaby 2y ago
> 1. bigger houses also 300 sqft condos. sqft per person hasn't changed much since 1980s.
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by betaby 2y ago
> Why is it acceptable for the government to stop me pouring crude oil into Sydney Harbour, but not to stop current status quo "acceptable" (but probably very harmful) behaviours like social media? Kind of obvious why - the sca
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by betaby 2y ago
Interesting. Is that a law or a typical contract term?
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by betaby 2y ago
Interestingly that TV nowadays is delivered through IP.

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