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by cbg0 7y ago
And still the place that most people would prefer over the US given health care costs and lack of social safety nets.
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by cbg0 7y ago
How else could it have been developed so fast?
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by cbg0 7y ago
At this time they are not sending covid CPU projects to clients, only GPU ones.
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by cbg0 7y ago
Mirror: http://archive.is/y67Ig
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by cbg0 7y ago
> If I hire an employee I am constrained by employee-employer regs. Those can sometimes be onerous, Undoubtedly, but compared to hiring through an outsourced company, you do get more control over how these employees are treated, and can
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Samsung Introduces Best-in-Class Data Security Chip Solution for Mobile Devices(news.samsung.com)
1 points by cbg0 7y ago|0 comments
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by cbg0 7y ago
I think you have a very skewed view of the world if you think 30% of Google's revenue (meaning tens of billions of dollars) isn't huge.
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by cbg0 7y ago
I work remotely from Europe for a North American company, so here's my two cents on this topic: Having cost as the reason for going with remote devs is a very bad idea in my opinion, and it should only be seen as an added benefit. You
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by cbg0 7y ago
Because without some ounce of truth to back it up, it's just a conspiracy theory.
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by cbg0 7y ago
Sure, but brand recognition is still much more important than the founding date.
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by cbg0 7y ago
Hats off to AMD for giving Intel a run for their money in recent years, this competition is amazing for the consumers.
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by cbg0 7y ago
Apparently, the answer is the highest bidder.
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by cbg0 7y ago
> When something not standard becomes common practice and is expected, here comes the pain. I think that's the case with most popular features before they become a standard. Personally, I've used ALIAS on AWS without a hitch fo
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by cbg0 7y ago
What's so "nasty" about using ALIAS? > Regarding cookies, the issue is that they are passed to subdomains so cookies that you set for `example.org` are also accessible from `*.example.org`. This is only true for cookies th
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by cbg0 7y ago
This is the number one reason I don't buy physical books, I hate having to read super small fonts on crappy quality paper.
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by cbg0 7y ago
That S3 durability isn't really guaranteed by an SLA, it's just "designed" for 99.999999999% durability, but if you don't get that - too bad, I guess? To be fair, other providers also don't really offer an SLA
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by cbg0 7y ago
According to AWS marketing: 20% lower cost and up to 40% higher performance over Amazon EC2 M5 instances, based on internal testing of workloads.
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by cbg0 7y ago
> They are analyzing the feed. Scary. More likely just looking at the title of the file and matching that against themoviedb.
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Apple changes Crimea map to meet Russian demands(bbc.com)
15 points by cbg0 7y ago|4 comments
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by cbg0 7y ago
> Common approach is to serve static files with nginx and use apache / php_mod to process. Not sure how common that really is, I've personally never set things up like that and just use nginx + php-fpm and don't know anyon
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by cbg0 7y ago
> The vast majority of PHP 7.0 installations don't use FastGCI and don't use nginx Do you have a source for this?
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by cbg0 7y ago
> I'll come back to Europe when I'm 60 and vulnerable. Come back to what exactly? If you haven't contributed to the social safety net, you're not going to get much out of it, and by the time you're 60 chances ar
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by cbg0 7y ago
> But how can a car owner even measure this? You simply check what range you have with a full charge and compare with the advertised range or the range you had when you bought it new for your typical commute.
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by cbg0 7y ago
This wild speculation of yours is based on how the "agent's" pants matched their "snickers" ?
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by cbg0 7y ago
Error rate on https://reddit.statuspage.io/ spiking like crazy and the pages on the site are returning "Our CDN was unable to reach our servers", possibly a configuration error?
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by cbg0 7y ago
> I didn't need to provide any shred of evidence of where the money came from. Why would you need to provide such evidence? The money is being sent via bank transfer and the state knows what money is going in and out of your account
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by cbg0 7y ago
> But on the flip side, you'll know exactly how much your colleagues make. For most large companies you can already research what the average salary is for a specific position on sites like glassdoor.
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by cbg0 7y ago
Well, you can live in a not-so-affluent area and drive an average car and be very well off, as some people do to avoid attracting attention. On the other hand, someone driving an expensive car is not necessarily well off, there are quite a
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by cbg0 7y ago
Depends which model, the V which I've used in many gas stations is one of the best in my opinion, blows air through a narrow opening and you don't have to touch it. Pic for reference: https://www.savemoneycutcarbon.com&
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by cbg0 7y ago
Those primitive RC cars weren't $499 though.

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