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they capitalized on Solaris (read SunOS) for many years, making sure the online documentation is obtuse and the best option for companies is to buy pricey support contracts. or send their DevOps to training courses, at a premium. They real
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Lol
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I agree that I respect the suffragettes and even some of what FEMEN even does. But what I meant is the "REAPECT ME" that leads to being "tolerated" rather than it being earned respect. Should I take from this that what i
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i wonder how Linus would have responded, and if linux were to be born today, considering's Linus' abrasive tongue, would survive. some of these people have a point - their small minority though is pretty rabid and off point. i
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i didn't even know cisco had a cloud. i wouldn't say amazon claimed another victim but rather cisco failed at advertising its services. granted it'd been difficult, amazon already has a massive platform to advertise itself.
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10y ago
Blockchain them photos!
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right now all major hardware companies bar nvidia and AMD are in utter shite and on a shit producing roll. maybe they'll learn from this.
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nah, tbh i think you're spot on. outsourcing isn't "cheaper" it's also shitty quality most of the time, which enables those cheap prices. it's pretty irresponsible and downright dumb.
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So now mbp folk feel about apple the same way thinkpad old folk feel about lenovo. There's a huge market opening here. We may see the rise of a third hardware giant just yet.
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What's ur vimrc like? I'd love to peek!
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Ask HN: Best practices for virtualized development
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i use uBlock AND ABP and Adblock for youtube. still some things bypass them sometimes.
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The nature of people && the Internet && geopolitics && the economy will never allow this within our time. Never surf unprotected. Hell our current protection is lacking and needs further fortification. Edit: I also t
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to be honest, considering Google's 0-fucks-given for its non-paying users, which is the majority, i hesitate to touch and build on any of its tech/APIs. someone correct me if i'm wrong, constructive criticism welcome.
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respect and awe. and a world of hell no , for me personally. it can churn 2.5khz & took it 44 hours to calculate a 250x250 mandelbrot set. > This picture (250x250) took 44 hours to render. The source code can be found in the test-
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Danish is good, the rest sound not so very lifelike.
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aah, implementing a shell in C. sweet, sweet nightmares of yonder.
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Mean people Sadly come with the territory in STEM :/ The math sphere is even more brutal. It's sad fact but people in our field are less emotionally aware than others and have a low frustration threshold. It helps to fortify again
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Schroedinger, What is life [pdf]
(web.mit.edu)
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a welcomed move really. i come here to read tech news and be part of one of the least toxic communities that's not my old irc channels. as to politics, there's futurology and discussing sociology, and there's left vs right, &
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insert Fight Club recall-calculation scene here
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the problem is having it posted to Hackernews. who here reads vanity fair ? :P but let the normies have their day in the sun! not all hipsters are bad and i guess someone out there did enjoy the readup. i'd really wish these things wer
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i wasn't aware of that. talk about digging your own PC grave.
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> And 20 years ago it didn’t even exist. When Tony Blair became prime minister, it wasn’t possible to Google him: the search engine had yet to be invented . The company was only founded in 1998 and Facebook didn’t appear until 2004. Goo
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Thank you! That's awesome
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Long winded prose. Description of beards and an attempt to give the whole thing a 007 spin. Tldr; suspected government grade spyware originating from Israeli company NSO used to trap dissidents in Arab countries, targeting the iPhone (iOS 9
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I explain it using the infinitesimal method, which if done right using the hill climbing metaphor, often delivers. But it does take away the magic of "wooo, neural" :p
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copying and moving data is the bottleneck. but considering the magnitude of traffic and the type of infrastructure they're using to pass this data.. it's extremely negligible. this is big data and the type of analysis of such high
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no shit, i'd install ovaries and have this man's children, then sue him for alimony because i know that's the closest thing i'll get to having him reciprocate my love. people make mistakes and he sure made his share, but
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you'll be a programmer - that is what counts. How good of a programmer you will be will determine your success. never put your eggs in one basket (not saying you shouldn't become an ML expert though, that's pretty damn nice).
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