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burnte
2y ago
That's amazing, it took them 3 months to kill a scam app, but they proactively shutdown smaller apps that break no rules constantly. I swear someone in Google's exec team is going out of their way to make Google products suck. The
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burnte
2y ago
Very true, but that's why it's important for GOOD leaders to know how to sell themselves, so we can push the monkeys in suits out of the way. Learning how to talk about myself in a way that really communicates with business people
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2y ago
He said this is for leadership position, so obviously he didn't do it all themselves. The leader is telling you they're capable of leading a team that can achieve things like that. Finding people who can lead well and reliably is
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burnte
2y ago
There was a scheduler bug in the early Ryzen days that got fixed, this will too.
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burnte
2y ago
Never heard of this, and I'm glad I know now. I'm putting this right under HOAs as things to avoid at all costs.
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2y ago
I did.
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2y ago
Fair competition drives out inefficient players, and generally can keep costs down for consumers. That's what it means, it doesn't literally mean every single person will profit, but competition makes for healthier markets than la
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burnte
2y ago
I'm a big guy, 6'5", 255 (aiming for 240), plenty of muscle, and when I was a young kid and teen I cycled a _lot_. I kept cycling through my 20s, and did a tremendous amount of walking too for enjoyment. At my peak I could ru
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burnte
2y ago
Sounds like it's working as Apple has intended.
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2y ago
> Whenever I hear that any IDs could be "recycled", I make a mental note to replace the person making such a proposal from all teams that I am involved in. There's an EMR/EHR we use at my employer that reuses UUIDs. I
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2y ago
Because they weren't. The exact same art techniques used for 320x200 res games have been used for centuries in other media. Pixel art was most like tile mosaics, which also use dithering, and around for millennia. We designed pixel art
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2y ago
> The pricing isn’t displayed on the website because there isn’t a one-size-fits-all model So how about listing the different sizes for people to see?
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burnte
2y ago
In the context for the targeted audience it's clear sim is a simulator not a SIM card. Gamers know and talk about driving sims, they don't talk about SIM cards as much.
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2y ago
I looked at Cloudflare for DNS and domain registration. It's so hypercomplicated that I can easily understand that people may not understand how billing really works, and that some of those people work inside CF. I'm not trying to
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burnte
2y ago
They only sold the buttons for specific brand names. The only one that had a brand I used was Charmin, and we had a specific pack size picked. The price was only going to change a little based on the market for toilet paper, so we didn'
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2y ago
> The problem is that consumers don't behave like that. This is also why Amazon's Dash buttons failed. As an owner of several Echo devices and a former owner of the Dash buttons, my household LOVED the Dash buttons. Never once
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burnte
2y ago
> If it was a microcode bug to begin with, fixing the bug wouldn't need to degrade performance. This is both a completely untrue statement, and a judgement on a fix that hasn't been released yet.
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burnte
2y ago
From what I understand, they use that to determine if you've met a lot of people in your work life which somehow means you're better at jobs. I never understood it.
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burnte
2y ago
I used to do that too!
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burnte
2y ago
I've never failed to secure an offer from an interview. So I'm not worried about what happens when I get there.
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burnte
2y ago
No offense, but if you're not a recruiter I don't care about you there. Yes, they're fools, and they're gatekeepers.
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burnte
2y ago
I don't hate it, I just don't care about it. I'm in a field where I get jobs by what I've done, not how many work-friends I have on a website. I wish I didn't have to play the LI game but for some reason business ex
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2y ago
> That correlation between connections and being good/bad it's utterly useless. Would you take more into consideration a person who has more connections than other even tho they have the same resume? Would I ? No, but I also h
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2y ago
I feel like there are two types of LinkedIn users: The ones who think it's good/great/useful, and then the other 96% who wish it didn't exist, but have a profile because you have to play the game. I learned from a recrui
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burnte
2y ago
Microcode changes don't have to affect performance negatively. Do you have any evidence this one will? If it's a voltage algorithm failure, then I would expect that they could run it as advertised with corrected microcode. Unstabl
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burnte
2y ago
It's a bar that the sensors need to find. It's not optimal but it's a fine use.
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2y ago
> I find it hard to believe that it actually is a microcode issue. They learned a lot from the Pentium disaster, even if it's a hardware issue, they can address it with microcode at least, which is just as good.
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2y ago
I think most people knew this was going to be the end result.
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2y ago
> Disables Swap and Zram, gets OOM killed, surprised pikachu face On a machine with FOUR GIGABYTES OF RAM at that.
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2y ago
It's SO BAD when people say ":just pipe this shell script to bash!" for their installers. I just can't take those projects seriously if they think that's acceptable.
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