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by geodel 3y ago
This is part of that list where at one point computer were supposed to totally transform learning in school. We know it didn't happen. Them mobile/smartphone were supposed to transform learning on the go that also didn't happ
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by geodel 3y ago
True. I also took few computer related and many non-career oriented courses in social science/ history etc. It was fun and then life got busy. > but I find it's hard without a concrete objective of some sort to really go deep o
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by geodel 3y ago
Agree. At Accenture's training budgets level I'd imagine 5-10% of that money could churn out hundreds of new courses per year.
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by geodel 3y ago
Yeah, challenging university system was there. But it turned out really very very few people were motivated enough to finish the whole course to level of completing certificate which were quite cheap. Most people enrolled to audit tons of c
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by geodel 3y ago
I can use it without CPU and battery. This way I can have all the benefits and none of the disappointment.
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by geodel 3y ago
You really are in market for Apple laptop and 200 dollar more for extra 8GM RAM is arm and a leg for you?
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by geodel 3y ago
LoL. Under what law? Perhaps "I don't like it Law"
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by geodel 3y ago
Java version is written by lead researcher and founder of GraalVM at Oracle labs. It is really native AOT compiled code comparable to best in C++/Rust. It is Java entry because language used is Java but finally compiled artifact is far
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by geodel 3y ago
It could be matter of fact comment if incomparably better and slight reliance are brought to the middle.
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by geodel 3y ago
Maybe they folded before their ideas could take root and backed by decent implementation.
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by geodel 3y ago
Huh, this article has hardly anything deep, technical, thought provoking or unique compared to ten thousand other Kubernetes articles. I am rather happy that people are having general purpose discussion about K8s.
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by geodel 3y ago
And that hype is in large part created by Google and other cloud vendors. To be honest I hardly see any reasonable/actionable advice from Cloud/SAAS vendors. Either it is to sell their stuff or generic stuff like "One should
883.
by geodel 3y ago
Well it is true in same sense many think they need meal kit delivery service if they want to avoid eating outside.
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by geodel 3y ago
For Boeing it could be "door unhinges and blows away at 30K feet and no-one reports in media" For Gemini it would be everyone appreciate on how stunning and brave it is to deliver social justice.
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by geodel 3y ago
Huh, humans live for centuries in caves also just fine. I don't know why cities, streets and bicycles are needed.
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by geodel 3y ago
Very disappointing. Disappointing it maybe but productive it is not considering people can easily move to far better languages.
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by geodel 3y ago
> They still have every reason to complain about Go's oft suggested lame substitute. Well, yeah, this is also the reason they deserve quite a bit of ridicule from actual Go users.
888.
by geodel 3y ago
What positive role lawyers play, social media play, instagram influencers play ... in society. Why aren't they illegal everywhere?
889.
by geodel 3y ago
Huh, its not really changed at all. People disagree with EU here aplenty all the time. The assumption that everyone has to agree with EU here is hilarious.
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by geodel 3y ago
Well that task is left to working class. We here are thought leaders.
891.
by geodel 3y ago
True. In Kafkaesque sense they haven't. They are just checking things are in order.
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by geodel 3y ago
I think it will just work. And it is not because of excellence of AI in solving customer issues but customers adjusting expectations with AI based customer service. Looking at my behavior I have adjusted to multiple level of timesheets, lea
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by geodel 3y ago
Huh, optimizing is special. Most of the time people in highest positions just unravel and crap out.
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by geodel 3y ago
They have large low level software teams with compilers, runtimes and what not. They also have great hardware teams to develop whatever custom hardware is needed for purpose. I think they can do a full stack thing for AI.
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by geodel 3y ago
I mean what is supposed to happen here. They may now have gotten handle on previous architecture astronautery after spending ton of money of tech resources. Should they just jump on some CloudNative Microservice NextGen 2.0 or whatever to
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by geodel 3y ago
I think it started with Dell (besides Mac of course!) and now all vendors are going with 16:10 for last 3-4 years or so. I understand supply chain might have been optimized for this display ratio now but what caused this change instead of
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by geodel 3y ago
Yeah, considering it would be most coveted job and best of the best in town would be falling over each other to be a toilet attendant. It naturally would lead to some of the finest toilet experience one can have.
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by geodel 3y ago
So long back when internet was rare and expensive, sms would cost per message, there would be fewer messages and mostly from people who one could reply to. And then in time of abundance when they get generated and forwarded in bulk I see th
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by geodel 3y ago
No, I am trying to say inexperience is more insidious in IT industry and no of years is not giving true picture of ones' experience.
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by geodel 3y ago
Answer is pretty clear. You are bringing them as some sort of trick question. Economics, inflation, hyperinflation calculations can all be related and on topic of differential equations but bringing in *How neoliberal economics is causing h

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