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by eitally 2y ago
It's a reasonable but naive question. There's a big difference between Nvidia offering driver/CUDA support for DC hardware vs providing driver support for desktop/gaming gear. There's also a big difference between
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So, after checking this thread again I went and searched for unread Teamsnap emails in my inbox again. None are displaying warnings now/anymore. This is after several days where all of them were, and since I posted this reply an hour
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It's not the same thing, but it's still Google, soo.... all three of my kids are on school or club sports teams that use Teamsnap ( https://www.teamsnap.com/ ) for coordination. This includes exposing calendar subs
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I think it depends a lot on both the individual and how the time is spent at home. For folks who have engaging hobbies and other activities that lend themselves to home-based practice, it's entirely different than those for whom time
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I don't think it's true that the Google Play Store favors Google-created apps. In fact, while it may have happened, I can't even remember a time that the Play Store recommended a Google app to me.
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This seems to be solving a problem that most enterprise software engineers don't have. If you're at a large company that has already chosen its preferred cloud, you're probably already spending $xxM+ with them annually and y
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Think of it as "Find My" but without having to rely on random people's iPhones to detect your tracker. There are pros & cons to each. In general, I think it boils down to this: 1. Find My networks are great when you&#x2
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I have a P8Pro and it may well be worth the money to trade it in, especially to get a slightly more manageable sized phone.
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I don't think these anecdotes (yours or the guy above with the green screen issue) are useful. Fwiw, I haven't had either issue with my P8 Pro and it's definitely the best phone I've ever used, both on Android 14 and run
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No, absolutely not. The only part of this that would be Cloud revenue would be model usage exposed via Vertex.
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I used to run the "Enterprise Apps" org in a low budget F500. My team of about 125-135 (globally distributed in US, MX, BR, IN) managed dozens (hundreds?) of internally developed apps and a number of externally licensed SaaS &amp
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This wildly varies based on 1) needs, 2) supply/demand in your locale, 3) existing patient relationship. I live in the Bay Area and in the past month - between myself, wife and three kids -- we've seen an oral surgeon, general pra
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Generally speaking, if inspectors did their jobs well, almost nobody would ever buy a house, due to the prevalence of existing issues and the cost of remediation. I've found that there is a duality of thought among homebuyers, where m
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by eitally 2y ago
Too late to edit, but I realize I should have shared photos/videos for full effect: https://photos.app.goo.gl/kUmuhyNVXCXdTLH67
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To me, this looks like a direct competitor to AI21 Labs: https://www.ai21.com/
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Ahh, the "Stock Market Game". It still exists: https://www.stockmarketgame.org/ It's more sophisticated now, and like you, when I was in school (middle school in the late 80s), we just tracked our portfolio p
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by eitally 2y ago
Your post may be about high finance, but you just described the ISR role in tech sales, too. :)
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Our first house was one a 1/2ac lot at the end (bottom -- this will become important later) of a cul-de-sac in a great semi-urban neighborhood in Cary, NC. We learned after repeated backyard flooding and near-incursion of storm water
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The point was that mandating the use of these new-tech options was cost prohibitive for many nations. $250-300 for shoes, $500+ for a speedsuit, etc.
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It's not actually, though. For the majority of these sports, the professional leagues often have superior competition and performances than you see in the Olympics, with the notable exception being many of the individual sports where
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by eitally 2y ago
And to put a point on this, the top professional road cycling teams in the world only have annual budgets of about $50m (covering 30 cyclists, all the coaches and directors, mechanics and any other crew they may need - physical therapists,
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by eitally 2y ago
Because the Olympics organization would never want to pay to outfit athletes with non-sponsored gear (whether for cycling or any other sport).
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With Google, I have a feeling it largely evolved from two other things [that weren't the DoD]. Google never really tried to sell to Defense until JEDI, and didn't really have a compelling solution at the time to the need for FedR
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Generally speaking, mud wrestling jobs exist in traditional IT departments, not tech product companies, and the jobs pay far less than those where the code is the product. For better or for worse, but the existence of "big balls of mu
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I used to run supply chain tooling for a big manufacturing firm and, at one point, some dev got into a fight with a security-focused sysadmin somewhere who refused to allow the use of sftp for file transfer with trading partners (things lik
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The vast majority take out loans, so there's no reason wealthier families should be exempt from this "requirement". Stanford does the same for undergrad -- free for students with HHI <$250k/yr. It's perfectly r
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I think I'm not adequately understanding your comment. Nvidia has huge software teams building accelerators that optimize application of their GPUs for all kinds of applications. They also now offer their own "cloud" and ha
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Indeed. What's happened fairly recently is that the Heritage Foundation and the Federalist Society have realized this and concluded that they can define the future of the country by strengthening the judiciary rather than trying [the
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This is why factories run airgapped networks -- tons of mission critical software only runs on really, really old platforms (think warehouse management systems running on a PDP9/11, or assembly machine control software that's been
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Wine won't work with a lot of the enterprisy stuff that also requires license servers, etc. Besides the design stuff, the entire manufacturing industry is dependent on Microsoft. There are thousands -- probably hundreds of thousands -

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