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by farseer 9mo ago
Mine are energy related: 1. The Steam engine and later ICE engines that started and sustained the industrial revolution and the modern world. 2. Electricity (generation, control), this led to the telegraph (our first internet), radio, and o
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by farseer 9mo ago
Is there 8087 IP available in verilog etc?
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by farseer 9mo ago
SAP has some competitors for its smaller offerings. Odoo, OpenProject etc. But to replace a full scale SAP for an MNC with worldwide logistics and billions in sales, you will need well another SAP.
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by farseer 9mo ago
You are asking Intel to become Apple, sort of. Without control over any of the software that runs on their processors.
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by farseer 9mo ago
Yes this would drive away their customers to AMD. I am thinking Dell, HP, Lenovo, ASUS, Acer would not take it very well.
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by farseer 9mo ago
You are partially right, Israel does want to subdue the middle east and Iran stands in the way. However that does not absolve the current Iranian government of being a despicable entity, mostly hated by its own people. I hope the Iranian pe
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by farseer 9mo ago
>>since salary is barely competitive even if you are a top performer getting special stock awards People sitting outside FANG/NAMAMA still drool over those barely competitive salaries you speak of.
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by farseer 9mo ago
I have seen my uncle do it. He is a corporate finance consultant. He simply opens his laptop or phone and starts working on random things, replying to e-mails, making presentations, scheduling appointments, creating/closing tasks on cl
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by farseer 9mo ago
Overall IQ of the crowd also helps.
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by farseer 10mo ago
This! I still come back to SO, but only after exhausting all AI proposed solutions across multiple models.
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by farseer 10mo ago
Sanctions against someone they need to contain Russia?
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by farseer 10mo ago
The EU is fine with it, because there are no principles in geo-politics. All their hue and cry about Ukraine is also because of their own security, not any virtue. Laughably it was the EU that went along with US plans to deorbit Ukraine fro
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by farseer 10mo ago
I like your flexible pricing structure, that is refreshing. Just the other day I wanted to try out a SaaS and the minimum signup was for 12 months.
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by farseer 10mo ago
They still go to TSMC for fab, and so does everyone else.
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by farseer 10mo ago
Linux, VS Code, Electron, Ghidra, Sqlite
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by farseer 11mo ago
GDP is growing so its not a recession by the traditional definition. But the number of well paying jobs is not increasing overall. You can still become a bartender or a contract/gig worker, those are still in demand.
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by farseer 11mo ago
1. Only a small subset of people have access to them. 2. The hype around the files means they are secure/well guarded. Such kind of act is expected unlike lets say the Snowden files. 3. Retribution would be swift, even if you don'
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by farseer 11mo ago
>>Because nothing is going to happen irrespective of my abilities. If you have spare time, have you tried upgrading your skills? IT Support is not exactly high paying to begin with.
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by farseer 11mo ago
South Korea is capable enough to build nuclear submarines even if the US had denied them the said facilities. This saves them money, not having to modify their shipyards.
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The phone notes that reveal an alleged plan to bait Kim Jong Un with drones(cnn.com)
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by farseer 11mo ago
The fan has to be very fast for this to work, otherwise the little buggers find pockets and crevasses around you to shelter from the air and then eventually bite.
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by farseer 11mo ago
That is the way of the world, capitalism specifically. The only way to counter is a fair tax system and good spending on education up to college level.
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by farseer 11mo ago
The woke crowd of today would have gotten stickdeath.com banned from the internet were it made today :)
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by farseer 1y ago
I would think that data centers scale up horizontally and a failure of one node should only affect a limited number of customers. Barring any centralized DNS mess up of-course.
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by farseer 1y ago
You can also build data centers in far off places, near dams or wind corridors. We are not at the level of desperation to start nuclear programs underground.
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by farseer 1y ago
The GA4 transition was a one time thing, the rest I can live with for now. Not enough friction for me to want to switch. Especially since I know, a search engine is unlikely to depreciate a product like Analytics anytime soon.
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by farseer 1y ago
I think the following quote summarizes Broadcom's strategy with regards to VMWare: "If you are a Global 2000 company, VMware wants your business — from the rest, not so much,” [1] https://www.networkworld.com/artic
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by farseer 1y ago
How good is this compared to most commercial OCR software?
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by farseer 1y ago
Its great to get back into programming when you have become rusty because of managerial duties.
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by farseer 1y ago
The entire Switch 1 game library is free to play on emulators. They probably put a custom accelerator to prevent reverse engineering. A consequence of using weaker spec parts than their competitors.

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