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by gerdesj 2y ago
I seem to have dug out quite a few notions on what religion is all about here on HN, from the shout from the roof tops to "a bit of a chat" - obviously my original comment was DV'd to oblivion. For me, religion starts and sto
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by gerdesj 2y ago
I don't think that you need to be a Christian to empathise with anyone. The big geezer's (JC) teachings imply to me that keeping quiet about your faith and simply doing good (for a given value of good) is the Way. Declaring a rel
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by gerdesj 2y ago
"I used to be one of the folks who defined the behavior of both languages and hardware at various companies" But not at all companies, orgs or even in Heaven and certainly (?) not at ISO/OSI/LOL. It appears that someone
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by gerdesj 2y ago
I think that reasoning about things is a good idea and looking at failure modes is an engineers job. However, I gather that the standard says "undefined", so a correct answer to what "happens with this code" might be: &
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by gerdesj 2y ago
Are you implying it isn't? (evidence please, everyone)
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by gerdesj 2y ago
"You about to immerse your into the role ..." Are you sure that screwing up your input wont screw up your desired output? You missed out the verb "are" and the remainder of your(self). Do you know what effect that will
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by gerdesj 2y ago
This system comes out of China. Chinese companies have to abide with certain requirements that are not often seen elsewhere. DeepSeek is being held up by Chinese media as an example of some sort of local superiority - so we can imply that
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by gerdesj 2y ago
"What do you meam "download the model and trrain it yourself"?" You appear to be glitching. Are you functioning correctly? 8)
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by gerdesj 2y ago
sigh
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by gerdesj 2y ago
Why do you insist on only using the middle third of my screen to display content? I'm over 50 and my eyes are not quite what they used to be. Your 12pt (ish) text is largely legible to me but why do you insist on your idea of presenta
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by gerdesj 2y ago
"The amount of vitriol in these comments is the really surprising data" No it isn't (well it probably is too). This is the rather naff nation state bollocks in play. You have either or both of "some bigger boys found a
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by gerdesj 2y ago
What a delightful piece - thank you. My C64 has a USB interface!
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by gerdesj 2y ago
I am not a lawyer (I'm UK based) You are a lawyer (probably local). My understanding is that legal positions and arguments (within Common Law) need not be consistent across "cases" - they are considered in isolation with rega
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by gerdesj 2y ago
"You are very smart and cool." No I am really not. You aren't either.
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by gerdesj 2y ago
"he logged into his remote profile" Yes.
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by gerdesj 2y ago
"it allows me to take out my phone a lot less and keep it entirely silent without missing important calls or texts" Fair enough - there are rather more nerves on your wrist than wherever your phone is situated near to. I suppose
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by gerdesj 2y ago
I own an IT company. Why not read my comment for what it was and not assume what you think I am or are or whatevs?
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by gerdesj 2y ago
I bought a watch in 2003 or so and it cost about £120. I have never worried about powering it - the face is a solar power trickle charger. I can barely generate enough vitamin D for myself but my watch can power itself from the sun here! M
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by gerdesj 2y ago
At which point was the mental map created within Obsidion and did you really need it? You are clearly a very clever person and you do not need a web app wiggly graph thingie to throw ideas together. There's no need to gild a lily! Plea
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by gerdesj 2y ago
Care to explain?
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by gerdesj 2y ago
Thank you for this. I will almost certainly be deploying that.
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by gerdesj 2y ago
>However, the magic word for both customer segments is "vMotion", ... . No OSS and/or commercial (including Hyper-V) solution is able to truly match what VMware could (and can, at the right price) do in that space... Stora
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by gerdesj 2y ago
A bloke called Linus Thorvalds created git for Linux development when the commercial service used for that ceased to be useful, for one non technical reason or another. github basically shoves a webby frontend and workflows on top of someon
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by gerdesj 2y ago
I own a MS Silver Partner (int al). They (MS) are a handy place to stuff things for a while until something better comes along and I have lots of options. It takes a while to scale! At the moment, dumping VMware is taking quite a lot of m
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by gerdesj 2y ago
You could try putting Linux on it anyway and just call it Windows. Well it is - X Windows, unless it's Waythingie and who's counting anyway. Think about how wanky the entire IT experience really is: from phone to laptop to desktop
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by gerdesj 2y ago
My wife rocks Arch. She calls it Facebook and email and internet. On a more serious note, my work intranet wiki page for turning a stock Ubuntu (Kubuntu but I also allow any Ubuntu variant) box into a corporate one is getting quite short t
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by gerdesj 2y ago
"Also, the main problem with linux on laptops are still drivers." No they really are not.
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by gerdesj 2y ago
Can you imagine how exciting 3D Bridge might be? The post game analyses would last the square of the normal time - yay!
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by gerdesj 2y ago
Cool - that sounds a bit like our NHS. You also said "What will happen to the bills?" - what does that mean? Cheers Jon
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by gerdesj 2y ago
"federal law to provide no-cost indigent care" Could you explain "indigent" here, please. It looks like a typo.

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