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by deelowe 2y ago
I've worked with many engineers from HP. They were NOT incompetent. What they did describe though was a culture of firefighting and micromanagement complaining there was no opportunity to drive systemic improvement.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I imagine it'd certainly employ some type of beamforming at the least.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I literally just used OAI to walk through my financial plan and suggest my next steps towards retirement. It pointed out all sorts of things like conversion ladders, my cash on equity for my rental properties, average cost of health insuran
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by deelowe 2y ago
Seems he died from cancer.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I'm just going off what Microsoft has actually announced which is a new line of surface hardware and an updated OS.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Having some experience with these moonshots myself, my guess is that they are referring to the constantly changing focus/priorities. It felt to me like these orgs had shiny object syndrome with little care for whether they were buildin
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by deelowe 2y ago
I think the strategy is to sell the OS and hardware required to run this.
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by deelowe 2y ago
This comment reminds me of the cloud to butt plugin that came out when everyone was making fun of "the cloud." Now you can't get a job in it without gcp, aws, or azure experience.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Sounds about right and this is exactly the sort of thing I suspected would happen from the start.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I have first hand experience with not being able to get RPis for educational purposes while the employers I worked for were ordering them by the 1000s. These discussions are missing the larger point which is that it feels the .com side of R
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by deelowe 2y ago
I don't think so. Maybe I'm misremembering, but I distinctly recall when the Pi was first created, there was only one entity and it was non-profit.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I was hoping for a more thorough explanation for why this particular regimen is dangerous. Instead this is a rather lengthy essay which ultimately relies on the appeal to authority fallacy. Not to say I think people should just put random t
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by deelowe 2y ago
Because TikTok was likely banned for not cooperating with intelligence agencies or perhaps cooperating with the wrong ones.
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by deelowe 2y ago
This filing makes no mention of it and appears to state quite the opposite. > Raspberry Pi has a strong track record of revenue growth and profitability. For the year ended 31 December 2023, revenues were $265.8 million, with gross profi
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by deelowe 2y ago
I called this back in 2012. Despite all their talk of being a non-profit and changing the world, it always felt this was more of a "feel good" thing than their actual mission.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Should the conversation be production or consumption? Who's really to blame?
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by deelowe 2y ago
Few things are. The world would be a better place if people would try to help each other more.
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by deelowe 2y ago
You can get a model y same day from the lot. The CT is sitting because of the recall. That's a different issue.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Yeah, I wasn't sure what word to use as they are not traditional dealerships. They do keep inventory on the lots though.
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by deelowe 2y ago
I think they are just struggling. Go drive by a tesla dealership. The lots are full. Remember, corporations have real time data on performance. What we see in public disclosures can be over 3 months old by the time it's officially repo
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by deelowe 2y ago
And plenty of companies do exactly this in an attempt to prevent a market reaction or tipping off employees.
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by deelowe 2y ago
One of the big advantages of silicon photonics is eliminating the the optical/electrical conversion at the port (the SFP). Thermal management for SFPs is a major issue and there have been serious quality issues as speeds have increased
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by deelowe 2y ago
Because we have enough evidence already to draw conclusions? Space exploration is expensive.
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by deelowe 2y ago
Read the wikipedia link and it seems there are credible explanations for what is going on: > "With unsterilized Terrestrial samples, though, the addition of more nutrients after the initial incubation would then produce still more
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by deelowe 2y ago
Made the headlines last month. Tesla Y was the best selling car worldwide last year. That said, sales have dropped off a cliff going into this year.
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by deelowe 2y ago
ahh ok, there shouldn't be that final space (00100000)
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by deelowe 2y ago
What the "s" at the end?
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by deelowe 3y ago
I have a steamdeck, so I'm very familiar with the Linux gaming experience. It's pretty damn good, honestly, but there are still a few I can't play b/c linux isn't supported.
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by deelowe 3y ago
mid-2000s just prior to the ipo.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Meta also spearheaded the open compute project. I originally joined Google because of their commitment to open source and was extremely disappointed when I didn't see that culture continue as we worked on exascale solutions. Glad to se

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