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by deelowe 4y ago
I think this is the more likely end state. Instead of builds targeting certain platforms, some amalgamation of windows APIs and perhaps vulcan or other special things sprinkled in will become a sort of standard. From there, Linux compatibil
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by deelowe 4y ago
Oh man, I still have my hauppauge wintv card. Useless these days with analog broadcasts no longer being a thing.
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by deelowe 4y ago
MicroSDs and even thumb drives are INSANE. I remember how difficult it used to be to move large amounts of data reliably. Superdisks, Zip drives, CD-R/RW, and on and on. Portable storage solutions were an absolute nightmare for ages.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Everyone is building their own ad platforms now. I hear even kroger has one.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Got it. I agree now, having seen many resumes from former Intel roles that match this pattern.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I'm seeing plenty of intel folks move easily into other areas. I don't think this is true. We hired a test automation engineer who worked on the fab side at my last employer. They transitioned pretty well until a PCBA and server i
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by deelowe 4y ago
In my experience, you have to pay, but you get it back if you show up.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I was thinking more of the case of poor reception where you need a receiver outside and the device is inside.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Atomic clocks are less reliable and require more expensive circuitry. Everyone has wifi and a simple SOC that has everything needed to run the oven, display, and do WIFI at the same time can be found for pennies. Plus, internet connected is
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by deelowe 4y ago
> I don't think anyone in this comment thread has the data to truly argue one way or the other. There are plenty of historical examples of source code leaks leading to new attack vectors being discovered (e.g. TF2).
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by deelowe 4y ago
Ehh... Kinda. They used to focus more on cutting orgs/teams. Google was pretty notorious for doing the whole "your teams has been shut down, you have X days to find a new role or you can take this package and leave now."
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by deelowe 4y ago
> Yet GCP is behind Azure and AWS. This isn't because of the sales team. It's because of the flawed leadership strategy that was App Engine. They squandered precious years attempting to build a walled garden for cloud and GCP h
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by deelowe 4y ago
I know quite a few people who were laid off at this point. I'm not seeing what you are. It's quite random.
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by deelowe 4y ago
A story that is 100% B.S.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I'm honestly surprised smile went on for as long as it did. It always seemed so out of character for Amazon.
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by deelowe 4y ago
This would be reasonable. Less reasonable to me is suggesting terms like masculine or feminine shouldn't be used as filter options.
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by deelowe 4y ago
What should the option be when I'm searching for clothes and I want to filter out dresses and blouses?
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by deelowe 4y ago
I'm not a fan of their company name. They haven't been "open" for quite some time now.
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by deelowe 4y ago
The 30 year mortgage became standard. Homes are now a significant portion of retiree's net worth and there are a lot of retirees right now who plan on leveraging their paid off homes for retirement income by downsizing.
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by deelowe 4y ago
The doj isn’t the fbi
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by deelowe 4y ago
I think if it were so well understood, ITER wouldn't be testing over 100 different breeder blanket designs. I've seen breeder blanket design described as one of the biggest challenges with fusion today.
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by deelowe 4y ago
My understanding is that this is proposed, but has not yet been tested. In fact, one of the goals of ITER is to test various breeder blanket designs.
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by deelowe 4y ago
To me, this is what's changing and it's not just changing esports.
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by deelowe 4y ago
NiMh is better but alkaline still lasts longer. For low drain devices like remotes where shelf life is a bigger concern than power draw, I’ve heard zinc is better still. These are often labeled “heavy duty.”
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by deelowe 4y ago
Where I live paper wasps are aggressive and multiply quite rapidly. We went from one next to dozens in just a couple of years. I probably get stung at least once a year.
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by deelowe 4y ago
I think they were referring to the issues with boring company, solar, hyperloop, robotic car production, FSD/robotaxis, and the cybertruck.
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by deelowe 4y ago
It's showing $29.99 for me.
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by deelowe 4y ago
Use cases are given on the github page. It's useful for sites that aren't indexed by Google and for avoiding spam.
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by deelowe 4y ago
As another commenter pointed out, plasticizers are not plastics. It's disingenuous to link health issues with plasticizers to microplastics. Additionally, we should not extrapolate concerns with BPA plastics releasing chemicals when pl
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by deelowe 4y ago
Things were already heading that direction before the CHIPS act. The geopolitical issues with China have been a major concern for a while now. Not to mention the general business continuity concerns with everything coming out of a handful o

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