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by dbuder 6y ago
It looks like an implementation of TSMC's process and similar chips will be available to everyone soon enough.
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by dbuder 6y ago
Twitter pulling the string on the money sack and pretending like they care. Thanks for all the impressions orange one, good luck.
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by dbuder 6y ago
The big customers are the only ones who matter. They are all like this. The DMCA would have been the pearl clutching lawyers. I used to think it was short sighted but I'm not so sure anymore, I think they could all be better to their c
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by dbuder 6y ago
It made me basically give up on reddit, I spoke to some marketing guy who does it and he was so oblivious to the damage ppl like him have done to the internet.
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by dbuder 6y ago
Correct, they just spelled it differently to avoid search etc confusion.
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by dbuder 6y ago
The whole thing annoys me, but this is what really grinds my gears: Frank again disagreed and so I made him an offer: If his client promised that it would charge no more than $15K in attorneys’ fees, then we would agree to use the NVCA form
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by dbuder 6y ago
In Australia, Uber became too on the nose for even EY. And perennial tax entrepreneurs Macquarie Bank won't let their staff use Uber because they are uncomfortable with the tax treatment (I think they think the receipts aren't leg
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by dbuder 6y ago
I think it happens to the dumb and the smart ones, maybe not at Chicago and some of the big US unis, but my economics instruction included a large amount of statistics that were never even explained, sometimes it was just memorize this form
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by dbuder 6y ago
Oh man I really loved Laos, I'd be interested in knowing about some other beautiful there. I went to Vang Vieng, did the tubing, left the food area half a hour before the cops rolled ~80 euros for $200usd. I could go on, that was a ver
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by dbuder 6y ago
I listened to this podcast, it didn't really add that much and one of the hosts seems to think the middle east was a peaceful place until the Americans showed up, as in she says there was no ISIS before America destabilized the region.
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by dbuder 6y ago
There is too much duplication, some of those people are now free to create something of more value and those who have been held back from creating content are now are to make it more easily and with less friction.
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by dbuder 6y ago
I've picked a lot of junk off the streets but never managed to get a nice Grundig.
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by dbuder 6y ago
No, someone (Google I think) admitted that they collect more than the audio around recognised keywords because in order to use ML to improve their voice recognition they need the data. More than just false positives. But guess what, they ha
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by dbuder 6y ago
Way less severe than most of the world. Restrictions were never that tough and most have been relaxed now, pubs are open again. Unemployment is high and being propped up by temporary measures. Many business closures but govt is spending alo
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by dbuder 6y ago
It probably was, many times over.
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by dbuder 6y ago
Filesystem and Distro/OS are part of one choice imo.
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by dbuder 6y ago
You are probably still right but MIT license means that you just won't see what industry uses. Industry has used free BSDs and not contributed in code or money nearly to the extent that it has for some Linux flavors.
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by dbuder 7y ago
Send them a formal complaint, MS own them now, they would take this more seriously/their lawyers will tell them to.
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by dbuder 7y ago
I remember fighting it and failing, I was like what! I said no a dozen different ways and here is my full name.
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by dbuder 7y ago
I like that, but I think the sky is full of cameras and drones and the Emperor's minions see all.
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by dbuder 7y ago
"People from different backgrounds approach problems from different angles—that much should be blindingly obvious." It's not obvious and in my experience is nonsense when it comes to the workplace, it doesn't matter wh
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by dbuder 7y ago
What about E series Thinkpads? I'm looking at buying one.
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by dbuder 7y ago
Read the article, it is 30 from 20 categories, so 600.
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by dbuder 7y ago
Open a DVD player then open a VHS player, the dvd does more complicated things on a tech level but VHS player is harder and more expensive to make. Early gen drives are cheap on the second hand market, you can pick up a crummy one for und
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by dbuder 7y ago
I pay $60 aud for 8-9mbps. I'm in Sydney, 3km from the city and I cannot connect to our 100mpbs if you're super lucky NBN which has been "running" for 8+years - $90aud from a cheaper ISP. Malcom Turnbull messed up our in
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by dbuder 7y ago
x86 ISA means you don't have to rely on community support. It really needs 8gb of onboard memory though, sbc+memory upgrade+sd card+power supply = more expensive than a dual cpu server from 9 years ago
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by dbuder 7y ago
I disagree that WeWork has a lack of competition, they are getting crushed in China and many local businesses are undercutting them. I'm shocked landlords sign leases with an entity they cannot sue.
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by dbuder 7y ago
They are certainly attending due to the direction of CCP assets.
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by dbuder 7y ago
From my experience, the people making these decisions are incapable of examining their behavior. When many news websites tried to go paywall a few years ago I spoke to someone who worked at one of them and I tried to be diplomatic but event
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by dbuder 7y ago
They totally have relationships with multiple tier 1 manufacturers and have teams pouring over data to pick products to undercut. I hate it when people say this, but I don't know why you've been downvoted.

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