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by dman 7y ago
That is a good point.
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by dman 7y ago
If Intel makes it out of the current soup with its dominance intact it will make for an interesting case study. Think they are facing the perfect storm on multiple fronts. a. The 10nm process fiasco b. Missing the chiplet concept c. ISA fra
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by dman 7y ago
Talk to a lawyer to determine what options you have, do not rely on advice from strangers on such an important topic.
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by dman 7y ago
If law firms run by lawyers run better, then why do they need a rule to enforce this? Shouldn't the market take care of this? ie Law Firms with Lawyer owners will simply out compete clueless Law Firms with owners who are not lawyers.
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by dman 7y ago
Capital is only one of the things a founder brings in - a point of view and skills are others. The legal profession could be missing out on avenues of innovation by requiring a founder to be a lawyer.
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by dman 7y ago
Any reason why there is a restriction disallowing non lawyers from owning law firms?
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by dman 7y ago
Given how often the C++ complexity argument is made, I am genuinely concerned that Rust will fully deliver on its promise on being simpler than C++. Only in retrospect will it be evident that it was the wrong goal to shoot for all along the
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by dman 7y ago
Is that the bar?
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by dman 7y ago
This is very poorly named
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by dman 7y ago
Rust is going to take credibility hits if more people do this. Once it becomes socially acceptable to use unsafe all over the place in the community, it might be hard to win the user trust back.
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by dman 7y ago
Thanks for explaining patiently.
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by dman 7y ago
I think the university politics part is different because there is at least some "power" or "influence" that you get to field no matter how small. I look at individual sports like running / cycling in an amateur set
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by dman 7y ago
I do not understand the mindset where you would cheat for essentially no payoff.
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by dman 7y ago
Fascinating
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by dman 7y ago
Think it comes down to incentive structures and what kind of behavior is rewarded. In a well functioning company people creating value bottom up see an upward trajectory in their careers. Companies that lose their way end up in a limbo stat
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by dman 7y ago
My amazon purchases have dropped to nearly zero because I refuse to eat this inventory risk. This is Amazons problem to solve.
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by dman 7y ago
That does not mean anything because of commingling of inventory.
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by dman 7y ago
Never walk away from job satisfaction and traction for vague reasons.
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by dman 7y ago
Thanks for this perspective, it is helpful. In our industry not reacting to developments of the day is often the most courageous choice one can make.
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by dman 7y ago
I miss the years where inspite of all its flaws, OpenGL was a non deprecated option on all the platforms. I know it left performance on the table, I know the drivers for some vendors were iffy and I know reasoning about performance across d
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by dman 7y ago
This has not been my experience. In my case the staff is eager to stay on because they think they will gather skills. Yes you do lose them a year or two later to attrition because they land better jobs with their improved skills - but you g
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by dman 7y ago
Instead of answering things piecemeal - organize a training session - perhaps a week or two of intense training. That way you pay the cost one time and get to benefit from the increased productivity.
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by dman 7y ago
When you figure it out, please have my name at top of the beta users list.
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by dman 7y ago
How do I get a peek into this world according to Chuck slice of cyberspace?
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by dman 7y ago
Because everyone reports relative gains in these articles and not absolute efficiency.
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by dman 7y ago
Could you elaborate how much were fares before they removed subsidies and after?
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by dman 7y ago
Getting a sustainable OSS based third option for mobile devices where we can run OSS code without restrictions is the pressing problem of the day. I applaud Purism for taking this on, hope it catches on enough that it manages to become a se
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by dman 7y ago
I wish I had not built an Epyc based workstation last year. This looks like a spectacular release.
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by dman 7y ago
Could you elaborate the two different phases where you were on two different sides? What made you change?
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by dman 7y ago
In case someone from the Blender team is reading this could you share some pointers on how the ui toolkit for blender 2.80 is implemented? Any files to start reading / any design docs? Blender is one of the nicer opengl based guis I ha

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