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bobleeswagger
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3D printing helped me tackle my perfectionism in an effective way. You fail fast and iterate faster as you get more printers. I have a lot of home projects which never get finished because there's always something missing. Even if my C
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Maybe it's just me, but it sounds like you're only interested in getting back into AI because it is currently in the limelight. "Working in AI" a few years ago doesn't mean much if you have nothing to show for it. W
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M$ strike again!
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It started with Synology, I'm not sure I like the world where docker runs on anything.
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I think the premise is insane. AI is still statistics with marketing. Good engineers will not be displaced by statistics any time soon.
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Find a CPA who will earn their worth every year? Software isn't ever going to replace a human who cares about other humans.
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> I need to know whether you can code On the flip-side, how much time do you spend explaining to an interviewee what hurdles they must overcome in order to code in the first place? Cultural blocks? Inefficiencies that don't have an
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It's kind of sad when you have the perspective. Nobody working for a tech company in an at-will agreement is a wage slave, period. People just want to be victims, though.
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Wait till you meet most performance car owners. Also, the M1/M2 are more about efficiency than they are about raw performance.
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Let the market decide, these are cherry picked examples as far as anyone should be concerned.
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You're being pedantic. In that elsewhere you also called Ritalin speed. No. Stop it. I don't care what experience you had that you believe justifies spreading myths and misinformation, but here we are. > long before Breaking Ba
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METHamphetamine is speed. Adderall is adderall. Why be this way?
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It's not speed. How in the world is this myth still around?
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It's a fine line, if Github wanted to I'm sure they could write up a convincing cease and desist. I think they spoke up about it because your article gives the impression that this sort of thing (fuzzing APIs) is okay, which I w
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YoLink isn't "local first" yet but they are aware it is an issue to be solved. They use LoRa.
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Crowdsec seems to be the modern Fail2Ban replacement, it works quite well and has led to some useful insights.
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Back in my day, wireless was a bug, not a feature!
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iPad WHEN?
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Apple was focused on efficiency (phones), Intel/AMD's focus was raw compute (servers). It's not in depth, but it's 99% of the why. The M1 is just a bigger, reworked A15.
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> Around 2015-2019, Macs were terrible. They overheated, theottled and had loud fans. At the same time, the iPad Pro was dead silent, lighter, faster and had better battery life. This is more of a PEBKAC problem than you realize, iPads a
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> disable heartbleed what
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There was a reddit experiment a few years back, SubredditSimulator, that was a scaled version of what you described. It was obviously more surreal and funny than accurate. There were users trained off of popular subreddits, and they just ra
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Seems like the culture at twitter has been screwed for quite awhile. It's not going to unscrew itself in any short time frame, but the mainstream view compels us to think otherwise for some reason.
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I need a tool that helps me deal with the overwhelming nature of task management. I feel like I have the energy but it all melts away as soon as things get detailed.
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Now you have a worse problem