ct520

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by ct520 7y ago
1080ti work?
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by ct520 7y ago
Man that’s hard. I don’t have a playbook. If I had to think of it. My natural go to (if I’m lucky) is disarming, relatable, an intelligent play on words that provides a compliment, piques their interest and shows I’m interested in what t
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by ct520 7y ago
Don’t forget... security ;)
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by ct520 7y ago
Exactly!
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by ct520 7y ago
I'm curious by nature and very inquisitive. I think it comes off genuine. Turns out when you genuinely inquisitive people are happy to talk about themselves and what they do. It excites me to learn about people from different walks of
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by ct520 7y ago
Executive lounges, higher end hotel bars, and airport bars are my favorite place to meet like minded people and network. People tend to less territorial in these atmospheres and more open to conversation. So many people I’ve met this with
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by ct520 7y ago
Ditto. Working in the enterprise industry I can relate to a lot of what SAP is talking about.
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by ct520 7y ago
see above
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by ct520 7y ago
Uh - Intel is releasing Foveros this year. Assume its going to be in a surface type of device. Little big core for x86. AMD will not be on 5nm. You seem confused about the status of the industry.. Point being you were wrong in the statemen
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by ct520 7y ago
WHAT?!? Thats awesome news
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by ct520 7y ago
As a AMD stock holder I have not forgot. My opinion still stands. I have not seen a time I can recall where AMD has been competitive in every vertical against INTEL, not only in PRICE, but node, IPC, single core performance/multicore c
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by ct520 7y ago
Because Intel and Apples CPU business is larger than a generation of competitors CPU's that finally provide competition?
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by ct520 7y ago
Wow this is awesome!
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by ct520 7y ago
Not sure how to read this either, but as a moderator if you strive to warn people on ambiguity you can’t discern I can assure you no harm intended per the rules cited
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by ct520 7y ago
Hehehehe I love it! Thank you much. I was being a bit rousing/ambiguous as your commentary caught my attention and was a bit excited when I checked out your background.
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by ct520 7y ago
Regardless of the demo, I’m just so amused how fluently it works. Then you add the demo. Wow. (Insert mind blown gif here)
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by ct520 7y ago
I know right. So then I tried multi touch on my iPhone. Five fingers smooth as can be..
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by ct520 7y ago
Your not, but the gentlemen your replying to is. Bet you can’t guess where and what he worked on?
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by ct520 7y ago
I don't agree with that statement. As a stand-alone physical machine is expected to be secure in its own enclave an I think it's within reason a virtual one would have the same expectations.
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by ct520 7y ago
It should take a couple of days, also Intel is coming off continuous losses.
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by ct520 7y ago
" and there's no reason to believe a similar focus on the other companies' products wouldn't also find unique problems." Sure there is. Just like the first round last year, intel totally through AMD under the bus to
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by ct520 7y ago
The best of the worst case. Gotta love that Intel spin machine working in overdrive
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by ct520 7y ago
I don’t think he did. He got out and had a prior years notice. Then he made a comment about not losing over 20 percent datacenter to amd. Dude definitely seen what was coming
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by ct520 7y ago
Story checks out
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by ct520 7y ago
I’m sure it was completely Israeli government involvement with the technologically advanced US playing no lead role. ...
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by ct520 7y ago
Hahahahahahahahahahah Mine too. Thanks for the chuckle
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by ct520 7y ago
How is Watson not the butt of jokes in the tech industry by now? Seriously, never heard anything that didn’t end up being smoke and mirrors.
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by ct520 7y ago
hmm only less than 500 employees. Sounds legit.
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by ct520 8y ago
Love it. So we finally get to see if assange is really working with Russian government.
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by ct520 8y ago
Makes sense. People voted for trump too

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