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by crb002 7y ago
Counterpoint those making $10 an hour are on Medicaid and employers are freeloaders. Help if Medicaid had a 5% wage garnishment and all could be on it; just those making $$$ would scoff and take lower cost private insurance.
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by crb002 7y ago
IBM needs to do a take bids from MS Google and AWS to host mainframes in all their regions. Go with the lowest bidder and stay relevant.
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by crb002 7y ago
Flip side is that all Alaskans have the oil dividend to pay tuition with.
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by crb002 7y ago
Surprised they don't do a C# flavor with Rust memory shiny.
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by crb002 7y ago
IBM is dead until it gets a mainframe in AWS region data centers. Mainframe is still king of CA in CAP.
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by crb002 7y ago
I believe in Gaussian distributions.
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by crb002 7y ago
Where is the DAG scheduler in the source? About to take a look. Interested in labeling thunks with file size and CPU time then feeding into a solver I am writing to optimize cost within a runtime budget.
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by crb002 7y ago
Test Driven Development does this. Each test is a theorem about your code.
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by crb002 7y ago
Is their a hook on spin down? You could send a small read only cache to a S3 SQLite file so lambdas will have a failover on long reads.
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by crb002 7y ago
Absolutely serious. Whimsical applications should drown out the pervs in the DeepX space.
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by crb002 7y ago
Why is there not DeepCat? Turns everyone into kitteh.
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by crb002 7y ago
Sales tax is hard to evade like Google has done in income tax by using Ireland and the Bahamas. As long as it is uniform and low enough not to disrupt commerce it could be beneficial.
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by crb002 7y ago
All deflators need memory allocation and CPU counters that trigger errors on massive resource utilization. Guessing it is uncomputable like the Halting Problem to detect all zip bombs.
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by crb002 8y ago
30 accepted patents is impressive regardless of cashflow for them. Perhaps put him on the legal team editing patents? Leverage what he loves.
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by crb002 8y ago
NIMBY voters. The issue is 100% local zoning to allow less parking spaces, efficiency units, inlaw apartments in suburban houses, allow multi-family housing, and allow zoning of nearby grocery stores.
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by crb002 8y ago
Sell them to a VC with the option to buy back half at some price. VC gets more pie, you avoid losing upside.
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by crb002 8y ago
Also, newer automatic pay machines that take cash are 10x better than the single crease bill rejectors of yore. Amazon likely has no problems installing them, it just doesn't want to staff more cashiers than needed for ADA compliance.
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by crb002 8y ago
MBP with Docker.
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by crb002 8y ago
SEC is asking for a First Amendment smackdown.
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by crb002 8y ago
Rails will have a resurgence with a Data Driven Design generator like JHipster. So much time saved when you get front end client side validations generated automatically; and layout is 90% automated with UI constraints.
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by crb002 8y ago
Thats because every Govt entity uses compute, and every govt entity needs a office goods supplier.
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by crb002 8y ago
Takaoka Line 2, when Category Theory meets auto manufacturing. Love the carts they move cars on. Curious if Tesla attempts such a line next.
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by crb002 8y ago
When SREs are the reliably problem...
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by crb002 8y ago
Bad DARPA. Any centralized control is corrupting. You need analog and decentralized to make cheating costly to pull off.
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by crb002 8y ago
Similar reasons would be better news. Different reasons could mean they are hunting two fatal bugs.
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by crb002 8y ago
This seems really short sighted, but also remember that Firefox has huge Google financial backing.
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by crb002 8y ago
In Iowa they would have faced criminal blacklisting charges under Iowa Code 730.
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by crb002 8y ago
Curious of they did it due to a kernel exploit being used by a nation state bad enough that it was worth YOLO patching.
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by crb002 8y ago
Best would be a company that just takes on apprentices for $20/h. No debt.
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by crb002 8y ago
This seems like way too much for Mellanox. I remember talking to the Nvidia guys at Supercomputing 2008 about Remote Direct Memory Acess on their cards. Huge to have their cards direct connected to the network.

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