hardware2win

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by hardware2win 3y ago
Whats wrong with ppl downvoting you?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Nobody says it is correct Just hard as hell to change
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Im using office depot Are they safe?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Physical sticky notes Really! I never used them and after receiving them as a "gift" I started loving using em. They really help me manage both: job and private stuff!
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by hardware2win 3y ago
https://stockcircle.com/portfolio/michael-burry/performance
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Kinda low sample sizes for 0 and highest AFRs
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by hardware2win 3y ago
But hes talking about cpp
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by hardware2win 3y ago
I do wonder, you arent using IDE?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Aint it about the fact that Gender =! Sex?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Why just dont attend them? Im invited to like 10 of meetings each week Nobody expects me to attend those where im not really important or need to discuss stuff
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by hardware2win 3y ago
>Point 5 - meetings are great if remote. You can sit there muted on a zoom call for hours tweaking with your bike or playing games on your other computer. You dont have to tell people about it...
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Indeed, so whats so tech about some CEO career path or about doubtious organizational/leadership structure at social media app? This is not tech. This is drama seeking at best
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by hardware2win 3y ago
>Despite Linda Yaccarino having the top job at X, Elon Musk’s outsize presence may be hampering her ability to succeed. Who cares? Like seriously, they are adults who should be responsible for their careers, right?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Such experience still exists in Tibia, 1997 MMORPG.
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by hardware2win 3y ago
>Do you fire engineers who consistently finish projects ahead of their estimates? >Is any degree of sandbagging is a firing offense? If not, wheres the threshold? Intentionally just to slack off or just because they arent sure or wan
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Isnt windows kernel in better technological shape than Linux? Stuff like wsl1, etc.
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by hardware2win 3y ago
What do you mean? Whats wrong with them?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Arent mainframes good example of better technology that lost? It feels like world gave up on reliable hardware and started fixing it on software/multiple hw instances level
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by hardware2win 3y ago
I disagre, we need to move ppl to newer hardware, as many as we can. Ps: I have stocks of hw companies
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by hardware2win 3y ago
This is similar to buying fake traffic or reviews, it is just manipulation.
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Both self upvote and creating X accounts are form of manipulation. If vote manipulation is bad, then why r u ok with artifical increase of users? Artifical users on dating apps are OK? >The site is literally called Hacker News and it was
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by hardware2win 3y ago
What the hell is that XML hate Whats the diff between changing lib version in xml and json?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Huh, HN and as usual giving benefit of doubt to startups Is upvoting your own submissions on HN ok too?
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Indeed So many parents are against smoking, yet naive teenagers still get addicted due to friends/coolness pressure
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Good parents do not scale It is easier to punish fb, so we should do.
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by hardware2win 3y ago
>Yes, x86 works, but appears to pay a huge cost in power consumption to squeeze out those last few % of performance. Whether it’s just the property of how the mainstream x86 implementations have grown historically or the ISA itself remai
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by hardware2win 3y ago
I disagree It is just small, but not amazing and effective. Debugging index out of bound issues that could have been easily prevented sucks and wastes a lot of time
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Im relatively new to C and I struggle to understand why C std lib sucks so hard Why ppl need to write such a fundamental stuff like this? >void *vec_safe_at >return (t_index >= vec_length(self)) ? NULL : vec_at(self, t_index); Ehh,
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Fair, expression trees are really good But I thought they are implemented at library level, but now Im not sure
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by hardware2win 3y ago
Well, is LINQ really a lang. feature? Extension methods are lang feature, LINQ is implemented with ext. Methods. You can argue that there is LINQ Query syntax instead of method chaining, but almost nobody is using this except for some speci

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