hardware2win

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by hardware2win 3y ago
>build 16 new fabs, creating more than 3 million jobs, 3 milion, wow, feels like a lot. Also, if you had an opportunity to read Chip War, then is feels like a history is repeating itself - again gov-private funds want to meet eachother a
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Only 25% reduction? Ive seen people complain in eastern eu about 50% drop
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by hardware2win 3y ago
We cannot pause the world and wait until we fix emissions
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by hardware2win 3y ago
In my world architects design, engineers provide feedback and implement stuff First time I hear about technicians writing code.
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Thats what ive been worried about Im full remote since covid but I think it would be easier to advance when onsite
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Stephen Toub https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/how-async-await-really...
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by hardware2win 3y ago
>The white French government is mad that their previous imperial subjects are now really defining what French will be into the future. whats wrong?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
I dont think so, at least in C#
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by hardware2win 3y ago
If this isnt going to end as a biggest investors trap, then ill be shocked
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by hardware2win 3y ago
>Medical expenses are not like buying a toaster that you can decide to put off or buy whenever you want or never if that’s what you prefer. Some. Not all medical cases need instant contact. Proof? Months or years long wait times. Also fo
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by hardware2win 3y ago
I do live in country with universal healthcare - Poland, and On one hand when my mom had eye problem that required spending 2 weeks in hospital and surgery, she didnt have to pay for it except for some simple things that were cheap On the o
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Only 90%? Take for example elo ranking in video games Top10% or top5% may sound good But the gap between top10% and top1% (let alone top 0.1%) is so huge that you could say that those ppl barely understand this game Same when top 1% is matc
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by hardware2win 3y ago
We arent. There are materials which could make cpus eg 1000x faster, but their life span would be e.g year or two and cost would be 10000x >Tons of non-moores law ideas are here: What?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
We take trainings under Some technical skills increase or personal development objective And that completion of training or certs is what is measured
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by hardware2win 3y ago
When ive been introduced to okr Ive really liked this concept to the point that i started to use them in my private life But on the other hand i dont fully like them in my work life First my job forces OKRs amount and treats them equally So
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by hardware2win 3y ago
I bet many, many false alarms
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Yea, clearly faang level engineers lack of training. Edit. Idk why downvotes Chrome and Windows code bases had 70% of cves due to mem issues and their engineers arent some unqualified and lacking of training opportunities ppl
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by hardware2win 3y ago
>and _all_ of them had all time loses over $500 and it had only been legalized a few months prior. So what, whats wrong with 150usd/month on harmless fun (unlike smoking)? Whats the diff if you spend it on netflix, video games, etc?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Well, it kinda is? Teaching materials should show how to not refactor too. Also have u seen refactors in clean code? Guy refactors thread safe code by introducing static variables which make code not thread safe, but hey! At least it is a l
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by hardware2win 3y ago
The thing is, majority of ppl cannot evaluate this too and we end up with code with clean code ^tm traits that sucks
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by hardware2win 3y ago
1mil comp? Haha, what? Salaries at semico companies are not even close to this Also why would you even need ppl this good? People who earn 1 mil offer way, way more than just tech skills
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Usually popularity doesnt increase quality, so promoting them here may be harmful for those small communities
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Hmm, ive seen report by fujitsu that it was fine if used with dram >Intel Optane persistent memory is blurring the line between DRAM and persistent storage for in-memory computing. Unlike DRAM, Intel Optane persistent memory retains its
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by hardware2win 3y ago
What was interesting about Optane was that it was kinda an attempt to get rid of disk and ram distinction. You had single device (optane stick) which served as both - ram and disk. After decades of current approach we finally could physical
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Nowadays languages are huge enough to cover various paradigms and countless concepts That should enough, right?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
I didnt say that C# is perfect But it feels like there is at least order or two of magnitude of difference. Especially if you start comparing std libs.
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by hardware2win 3y ago
If lang design is so insanely hard, then how C# designers get so many things right?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Thats very bad take. Concepts are above languages.
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Ecosystem effect.
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by hardware2win 3y ago
>I would love to see a survey with one question asked at all tech companies with more then 100 employees. "Promotions are based on merit, answer from 0 to 10." I work in company which had huge freezings and promotions almost fu

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