deelowe

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by deelowe 3y ago
Maybe interested isn't the right term. Profitability was seen as a necessary evil. Something that is required but should more be happen stance... a natural evolution of the real work swes did. What this meant culturally is that Google
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by deelowe 3y ago
Famine. What you're asking for is famine and war.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I don't think they are capable of covering up the existence of other worldly craft visiting our planet. I DO think they are capable of covering up a program that was a huge money pit and didn't really produce anything of substance
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by deelowe 3y ago
Google was never really interested, culturally, in making money. The ads thing sort of happened by accident. Then when double click was acquired, they were quarantined within the company so as not to pollute the real work swes were doing. E
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by deelowe 3y ago
Flourine...
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by deelowe 3y ago
Seeing the same thing from the inside. Both mega corps I've worked for over the past 5 years have this issue.
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by deelowe 3y ago
On the Titan? I thought this particular sub had never been down that far.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I thought the deepest it had gone was 3000 meters and there's no evidence of it even having been tested to 4k.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I'm not sure what the of perfect pitch is in any realistic setting. As musicians, we're going to be matching the rest of the band and environment.
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by deelowe 3y ago
> Internally; I believe google is super averse to anything that scales linearly or faster than linearly. - at least as a rule. This is 1000% true. The culture is that diminishing returns means linear scale will eventually turn into a cos
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by deelowe 3y ago
Doesn't Apple make good money on their "genius bar" services?
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by deelowe 3y ago
Tesla sure hopes so.
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by deelowe 3y ago
And there's been significant market recovery since. What does it all mean? Heck if I know.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Not while working for someone else he didn't. The vast majority of people have no choice and there's no guarantee that hard work will pay off. Hell, more often than not, it just means more will be expected of you in the future and
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by deelowe 3y ago
How? How exactly would they figure it out? As someone who works in hardware development full time, often supporting older hardware, I don't see how this is feasible. Most of the IP we work on requires 3 or more parties to be part of th
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by deelowe 3y ago
I don't see how this would work given modern supply chains. It can be extremely difficult to track down all of the owners of a particular IP and when you do, many of them may not even exist any longer making it near impossible to get a
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by deelowe 3y ago
This is too complicated. I don't have time to keep up with all that.
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by deelowe 3y ago
No. That's silly.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Why would I care what reddit does? I'm trying to understand how Lemmy works.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Isn't there an issue with instances blocking certain communities on other instances?
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by deelowe 3y ago
Not emulation, virtualization. That would be easier than emulation or dual booting, if it worked well. Surely virtualization must be getting pretty good given it's ubiquitous use in the cloud. In fact, I was hoping that one day we&#x27
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by deelowe 3y ago
And every single diagnosis is reduced to rote procedure. I have no less than 3 lingering issues that I've been dealing with for YEARS that I cannot seem to get cleared up. I'm pretty sure more costly diagnostics (cat scan or colon
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by deelowe 3y ago
You can transmit on specific wavelengths which means weather would be less of an issue and this could transmit at night.
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by deelowe 3y ago
That's not what's going on. Things didn't start going downhill until the bill hospital outfit in our state started buying everything up. Now that they own all the doctors offices, immediate meds, and hospitals, they've s
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by deelowe 3y ago
I've lived in a rural area all my life and only recently has medical care gone to crap. It worked fine for over 40 years until recently.
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by deelowe 3y ago
What's going on in the US medical industry is truly sad.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Is pass-through good enough on modern hardware where I can just run a windows VM for gaming and then shutdown windows when I'm done? This would be the ideal scenario for me. I applaud Valve's efforts with proton, but I think Micro
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by deelowe 3y ago
This isn't reddit...
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by deelowe 3y ago
> people who are already remote will continue like this My understanding is that everyone has to get approval even people who are currently remote. For those who are near an office, they are being told to expect to be asked to come in f
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by deelowe 3y ago
It's not that simple. Previously, remote versus in office was sort of at the discretion of the various organizations and leaders. This change which states there will be an expectation or regular in-office work, and that not complying w

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