danrocks

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by danrocks 4y ago
Second half of this video [0] is a relatively deep view of some of the key phases of order fulfillment. [0] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nceTzlnZ_gk
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by danrocks 4y ago
Aren’t the CEOs of both Intel and AMD technical experts? Not sure what your point is.
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by danrocks 4y ago
Yes. Also from "Ex-Machina", the part where the previous androids go crazy and start self-destructing in horrible (and hilarious) ways.
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by danrocks 4y ago
It's a shame that Silicon Valley ended a couple of years too early. There is so much material to write about these days that the series would be booming.
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by danrocks 4y ago
None of this is music anyway.
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by danrocks 4y ago
Confusing comment with nothing to back it up. Says more about you than the entities you’re racing against.
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by danrocks 4y ago
AGI is not an engineering problem.
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by danrocks 4y ago
I am an immigrant from a country with very strong unions. I would never ever join one in the US. I don’t want my labor to go to the union leadership elite caste that inevitably takes power and lives in luxury while salaries get depressed ac
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by danrocks 4y ago
Most Apple employees are shareholders. I don't get the point that the money should belong to the customers. They gave it to Apple freely upon exchange for a product. Your argument kind of sounds that products should be sold at cost.
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by danrocks 4y ago
IBM, presumably? /s
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by danrocks 4y ago
Not to be snarky or anything, but a legitimate question: what does IBM actually do? I used to work for a partnering engineering team at <big_corp> and met with dozens of enterprise clients (think Fortune 100) and I never heard anybody
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by danrocks 4y ago
He’s going to go from looking 18 to looking 78 real quick.
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by danrocks 4y ago
Now let's see Paul Allen's regimen
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by danrocks 4y ago
Yes, and don’t call me Shirley
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by danrocks 4y ago
A happy customer! What a rarity. It was immensely tough to get the basics working on top of Symbian (Maemo was a breeze) so the experience was wonky and, frankly, kind of crappy. QML and Qt Quick were going to be the salvation, but we ran o
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by danrocks 4y ago
Being a group manager at one FAANG and having just gone through a 5-day massive org performance review, I concur. People who actually launched something (however messy it was) may get punished in favor of those who "influenced other or
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by danrocks 4y ago
Looking at Symbian C++ code after 11 years gives me PTSD. Many years working at Nokia trying to make other frameworks run on top of Symbian so that developers could have an easier life. I do not miss those times.
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by danrocks 4y ago
She put a bunch of students at the top of a hill and let them roll down? /s
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by danrocks 4y ago
She dodged this using some hand waving about student data being private customer data so she couldn’t share it with the bank.
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by danrocks 4y ago
“ All Coinbase personnel will be given proper notice and terminated. But make no mistake. Though they're the ones leaving, it is I who must remain and bear the heavy burden of their failure.”
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by danrocks 4y ago
How do? Asking genuinely since I don’t use anything crypto.
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by danrocks 4y ago
Because the vast majority of crypto users only see it as a speculative vehicle and do not care about decentralized payments, I would guess.
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by danrocks 4y ago
I think you misunderstood what my point was. Maxine Waters now looks foolish of course but at the time the OP was investing with FTX one would be perfectly excused for believing SBF’s stories, given the lent credibility.
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by danrocks 4y ago
Well, when this particular exchange is operating legally in the US and its CEO is respected enough to have a sit at the table with Maxine Waters, the hardest-ass congressperson when it comes to the financial sector, it's much harder th
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by danrocks 4y ago
Didn't Tether get ordered the other day to disclaim all of its reserves? What happened to that? I find it incredible they keep surviving attempts to reveal exactly how the sausage is made in their reserves. https://www.yahoo
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by danrocks 4y ago
How could he not trust them in the first place? C-level executives are on the record, before Congress, with the biggest and brightest politicians around, saying everything should be regulated, including themselves. They're actively p
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by danrocks 4y ago
They are here: https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/23495436-crypto-coop...
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by danrocks 4y ago
Funny, sure. But you still can have the same transaction by hashing "CorrectHorseBatteryStaple" then comparing with the stored hash.
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by danrocks 4y ago
also: rainbow tables
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by danrocks 4y ago
> yep, most of the discussion about passwords completely miss the point. a random word, like "dog" or "pingpong" is fine if the pqsswords are salted and hashed appropriately. how often have your accounts been hacked t

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