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geogra4
6y ago
Would be nice to have a pcie version of this
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6y ago
If you're an Amazon prime user you get free unlimited photo storage
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geogra4
6y ago
It is a format that doesn't know what it wants to be. Is it an image? Text? Vector graphics? Electronic forms? How about all of the above.
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Dog training methods help JHU teach robots to learn new tricks
(hub.jhu.edu)
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6y ago
>I'd love for ReactOS to succeed, but they're up against a constantly-moving target. I don't think they are - my understanding is that it's primarily focused on Win98-type compatibility
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6y ago
I think really the use case is to run in a VM to handle old code and keep security up to date. I wouldn't want to run it on bare hardware for that reason (3)
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6y ago
Yeah my experience once I switched from Google to bing and ddg is that for everyday items search is much better because it's not inundated with blog spam. I only go back to Google when doing technical/code searches as it still se
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6y ago
For diy green energy it really seems that solar is a lots less hassle than wind
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6y ago
yeah from what I can tell BTC is more correlated with tech stocks than anything
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6y ago
The us government has not successfully prosecuted an antitrust case since att in 1984. This is a pretty clear cut case
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geogra4
6y ago
Is this similar to how the romans would have built bridges 1000 years earlier?
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6y ago
well, better nuclear than coal I guess
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geogra4
6y ago
what location and what company (if you can share?) Most ranges I've seen around this parts are 80-120k and upwards of 140-150 for senior talent.
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geogra4
6y ago
similar here in detroit but anything above 140k is going to be extremely rare. You probably would have to have some serious negotiation power/leverage to be able to get that.
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6y ago
Could they fork and brand android like they did with edge and chrome?
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geogra4
6y ago
Is there a point where Microsoft brings back windows mobile? Or maybe Amazon has a go at a mobile os?
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6y ago
So is the single slot graphics card more or less dead?
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6y ago
It's odd because I have never really felt this living outside of sf. my personal circles include lots of other professionals like doctors, lawyers, consultants, accountants, (non software) engineers, etc. Don't these people exist
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6y ago
We need to build thousands of these immediately to provide baseload power and decommission all fossil fuels
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6y ago
Yes, but owning the IP that runs Amazon CPUs gives them a clear advantage?
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geogra4
6y ago
Is this related to macsyma?
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geogra4
6y ago
smic and Huawei better be prepared to have to dump arm asap
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6y ago
Is anyone else worried about the mass centralization of Open Source projects at one central point of failure on github? especially since it's owned by an American company and I assume hosted within the United States
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6y ago
I've been purchasing pc parts from ebay and honestly I've found it at least as reliable and with better prices to boot.
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6y ago
7zip
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6y ago
Wonder if hockey will either go the way of Tennis (where technology has rapidly changed how the game has been played) or baseballe - where the bats are always wood.
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6y ago
Me being negative really I think there is significant push for an American company to purchase ARM so that Chinese companies can no longer license the ISA?
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geogra4
6y ago
Right? It's really hypocritical for any American company to be talking about these kinds of things.
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6y ago
Maybe some textbooks? But like - when a software engineer is billed out by a contracting company at 250/hr and only is paid 50/hr it's pretty obvious that the wealth created is not what the worker is paid. It's been a lo
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6y ago
I wonder if Alibaba or tencent would benefit from funding servo
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