cbozeman

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by cbozeman 4y ago
Yes. It matters why they're being let go. Here's where, "I take full responsibility for:" is acceptable. "... dropping you because we automated your job away." <-- acceptable. "... dropping you because,
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I hate to be the one to break this to you, but this is how an extraordinarily large amount of high-level individuals think - they just won't admit it. If you're able to automate a large portion of your workforce, why wouldn&#x27
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Because even now in our so-called "sexually liberated" world, men make the overwhelming amount of approaches that indicate sexual interest. Put simply, "Men make the first move." In a way, Instagram is the digital /
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by cbozeman 4y ago
It's like people didn't read the statement at all. He clearly says they're going to invest more into engineering and some other shit... so it's not about money. They're going to spend more fucking money. This soun
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That's because you didn't come up in a time when people who fucked up like this would step down from their position for their clear and obviously failed leadership. You're not used to seeing what "full responsibility&quo
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Here's how the Federal Government defines: Responsibility Being responsible means being dependable, keeping promises and honoring our commitments. It is accepting the consequences for what we say and do. It also means developing our p
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by cbozeman 4y ago
This wasn't meant for you, but the other guy deleted his question, so here we go. Instagram is a photo-sharing application at it's core. So when you share photos, you're sharing your lifestyle. You're advertising. This i
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Sir, this is a Hacker News.
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The middle class are moving out. The upper middle class already left. The wealthy already left. The very wealthy enclave of people who are keeping the barbarians at the gate of Eastover are staying, but not for long. Even though these peopl
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by cbozeman 4y ago
> I actually really enjoyed the second movie of the new trilogy because it seemed to be a shockingly self-aware deconstruction of some of the Star Wars tropes and its place in culture in general. Congratulations, you also figured out why
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by cbozeman 4y ago
> 'facebook connections' This is called an acquaintance.
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Instagram and Facebook don't have the functionality that Facebook has, that's the problem. Instagram is for photo sharing. Hell, it's not even for that... it's a dating app for women, that doesn't advertise itself a
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by cbozeman 4y ago
I'm quite sure you wouldn't take it face value. I've been reading Kingfish's blog for a long time... since 2008. And it reminds me why I left Mississippi every time I look at it. Kingfish isn't a web developer or a
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by cbozeman 4y ago
It totally depends on who you want to believe. Ask people in Jackson, they'll tell you it's the evil Republican leaders' faults. Ask all the people that moved out of Jackson to the surrounding cities of Madison, Ridgeland, Fl
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Jackson is 1/3rd the size of New York City (114 sq. mi. vs 302 sq. mi.). You're mistaking the tiny population of 150,000 or so as a proxy for it's size.
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by cbozeman 4y ago
I'm fond of Mint Mobile. $360 for a year of 35 GB of 5G data, 5 GB hotspot data, and unlimited talk and text is nice.
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Don't buy Apple. Problem solved easier.
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Well if I'm going to throw money at a pointless endeavour, I could think of quite a few worse than this.
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Hydro is just a steam engine at non-steam temperatures.
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I'm continually stunned with both the quality and variability of modifications made to StableDiffusion in the short amount of time in which this model has been available... and I think we're just scratching the surface of what&#x2
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by cbozeman 4y ago
> but you're not really advising people, you're producing slides that give your firm's rubber stamp on whatever has already been decided. Here's the truth that no one wants to admit to: People aren't looking for
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Man, feel like I shoulda picked up the M40 instead then, since it was 24 GB VRAM in total. :( Oh well, I've spent $90 on dinners and had far less fun than I will have with this video card when it arrives, so I can't say it was was
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Pity I can't downvote you. You deserve it. You didn't read the whole post, especially the most critical part. Lack of PCI Express LANES is the problem, not slots . All this great shit you're talking about is wonderful... as
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by cbozeman 4y ago
> That might be OK if we are truly at the zenith of what's possible with a PC, and really want to give the keys to the kingdom to those firms. No, we don't, and they've already shown we can't. Intel kept us at 4-core
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by cbozeman 4y ago
We're being nickel and dimed and upsold on high-end workstations for something that another poster in this thread already established was cheap... right up until Broadcom bought the company that made the cheap alternative chip. It&#x27
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by cbozeman 4y ago
This is interesting, but honestly a little pointless, and misses the real issue. I'll address it line-by-line. > Lack of USB ports My motherboard has 8 USB ports of varying capability on the rear I/O block. It has two internal
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by cbozeman 4y ago
> since you can't connect the 2x 12GB together. Any idea why this is?
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by cbozeman 4y ago
I ordered an NVIDIA Tesla K80 off eBay (and the power adapter... and the blower fan shroud, etc.) and intend to install it when it arrives around Thursday or Friday. I'm hoping that after I install the NVIDIA Linux datacenter drivers I
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Computers started becoming widespread.
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by cbozeman 4y ago
Do you remember the shareware games website HappyPuppy? For some reason, a few years ago I tried to find out what happened to them, but it's like there's nothing but a few archive.org captures.

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