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by dman 10y ago
Wonder if I can get TSA to do data recovery for some HDDs that I have that crashed.
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by dman 10y ago
What are your reasons for despising C++?
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by dman 10y ago
Thats great news!
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by dman 10y ago
The simd crate required nightly the last time I tried.
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by dman 10y ago
Any pointers to intermediate representations for compilers?
876.
by dman 10y ago
How long before someone decides to port LLVM and jemalloc to rust? :)
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by dman 10y ago
I fully agree with you here - neither C/C++ are a gateway to salvation. http://www.redox-os.org/news/rust-is-softwares-salvation-17/
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by dman 10y ago
How do you know all this? :)
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by dman 10y ago
On the other hand if you land into the uncanny valley of revenue in the low millions, being bootstrapped is the far better choice. Ie there are a wide variety of outcomes which would be considered a success on the bootstrapped route, but wi
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by dman 10y ago
What happens in bad weather with a drone delivery?
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by dman 10y ago
Its the only T series laptop in the T46x generation that has a removable external battery. a. Its built like a tank b. It doesnt offer either a dgpu or a high resolution screen. For me this is a positive. On every recent laptop I have tried
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by dman 10y ago
Get a T460. After extensive research I settled on this machine since the specs are very well balanced. You can get >15 hour battery life on this machine on both windows and linux and it is practically silent all the time.
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by dman 10y ago
Infused them with money? If you are talking about the legal settlement then this is a very charitable description on what happened from Intels side. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Micro_Devices,_Inc._v... .
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by dman 10y ago
As an avid Linux user I used to be troubled by people claiming the utter unusability of Linux as a productive desktop environment. The thing that brought me some peace was the realization that a lot of the users that complain about desktop
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by dman 10y ago
What are the things you consider broken?
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by dman 10y ago
Dont know what issue you had with UEFI but these days it should be possible for you to install Fedora / Ubuntu on a UEFI machine without any issues.
887.
by dman 10y ago
Insider trading laws.
888.
by dman 10y ago
You should start looking immediately.
889.
by dman 10y ago
Just lost me as a customer.
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by dman 10y ago
This has to be a goldmine for divorce lawyers.
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iOS 10.1.1 battery drain issue(pcmag.com)
2 points by dman 10y ago|0 comments
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by dman 10y ago
Btw if someone has a local copy of intels intrinsics tool before they converted it into a web version - could you please share it?
893.
by dman 10y ago
I have no idea how we got to the USB C connector mess. I thought one of the hard fought battles of the tech ecosystem was "if it fits, it will work". What is the rationale for using the same connector for incompatible use cases?
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by dman 10y ago
Applied for the beta program day before yesterday, hope I get in.
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by dman 10y ago
Thanks!
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by dman 10y ago
How would you do it?
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by dman 10y ago
That is not what this article claims => http://www.wsj.com/articles/on-amazon-pooled-merchandise-ope... Do you have any sources which specify that Amazon treats it own inventory seperately?
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by dman 10y ago
Does @ work with numpy?
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by dman 10y ago
Please see point d. Specifying Amazon as the seller merchant does not mean what you think it means. Let me give an example in the form of a question / answer a. If Amazon sells a 64 GB Sandisk card b. Merchants A and B also sell the s
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by dman 10y ago
The days when I thought of ordering from amazon as a hassle free experience are long over. I now largely think of Amazon as a more expensive AliExpress. a. Their search is broken. b. Same item is listed by different sellers as different SKU

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