hughesjj

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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   I blame index funds. Pump the % gain, index funds buy it up because it looks like a better ROI. Abuse that by doing short term shit and ride the wave of self fulfilling prophecy by the index funds buying into it (amplifying noise into a s
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   I would also love to see these forums both to post and to lurk
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   'dc operator' contextually is almost always going to be 'data center operator', especially in the context of Nvidia and AI
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   I always saw the atomic bomb as more of a defensive rather than offensive tactic. We were super worried about the Germans getting there first and wanted to ensure we could respond in kind of they did
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   You're right, but for non standard things configuring it for literally every project becomes quickly untenable IDK, I've yet to see a good argument for not having your variables being generally pronouncable (at least, in a way mor
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   From my experience with someone who has CRPS the actual tooling in place to consistently do these kinds of things is severely wanting. Dragon naturally speaking isn't great for code and is all but abandon ware, and while there's
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   I get that we as an industry went a bit overboard when Java +ooo was in vouge novelty with entire sentences being method names, but I'm with you that all the people I see making super compressed var names with contexts longer than a fo
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   Yup, and forks don't have to be permanent. Imo be ready to fork all the things if need be. Get comfortable with it before you're forced to.
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   by hughesjj 3y ago

   Still less selfish and destructive to the country than jack welch
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Hp labs \subset HP corporate
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Eh, depends on the time frame for ROI. Long term I think it's better ROI to go Linux native, but short term it's not, hence my labelling of 'lazy'.
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Doesn't help the victim but this is exactly why I exclusively go seasonic for consumer desktop psus
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Thank you. I'm so ready for the weekend
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I'm an idiot and was dyslexic
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    edit big dumb dumb here misread asymmetric as symmetric
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Well, bosons also have mass and can distort space. Theoretically even the (rest-)massless photon distorts spacetime, think it's called a kugelblitz. Also how would fermions be the force carriers if they don't physically move thr
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Yup, there's a reason I'm still rocking it. Spec wise the 7a legitimately seems like a downgrade, and that's excluding the lack of headphone jack. Other than the palm pre, my first smartphone was the galaxy nexus. It's
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Lazy vendors single handedly keeping windows and android going with their lack of cross platform drivers, so frustrating....
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I'm real tempted to go asus because of how good their other devices have been, will see what happens this time. Tired of my pixels constantly overheating when trying to take pictures after navigating to a place i want to take picture
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Isn't stl notoriously slow relative to most c++ implementations given equivalent functionality? I've always understood stl to prefer rock solid safety+stability+compatibility (+ a bit of dogfooding) with the widest applicable doma
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Please do. You just know someone not "in the know" will get shown this and come to the wrong decision without that disclaimer. I'm not religious per say but I do believe in Murphy. Heck, update with this use case as an examp
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I hope that, at a minimum, this gets the government to realize/reaffirm how destructive it is to them when they do shit like this
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    On suicide watch, with both guards asleep and the cameras out?
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I mean, I think Schwartz committed suicide, but Epstein?
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I really wish Boeing defense got spun off, them being under the same leadership is a threat to national security. The infection is only growing as they continue to share leadership. Could the union elect/nominate new leadership, or ar
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I tried it for a solid 5m before noping TF out. There was also a bunch of mudslinging against Ellen Pao when it turned out she was basically just a scapegoat for the founders and other reddit higher ups to make some unpopular (at the time,
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    And thank God for the EU doing such as well That said, so long as you don't have data centers in the country, what can they realistically do to stop you if you have a VPN? There's nothing illegal w.r.t a private citizen trying to
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    If only twitter didn't kill vine, that was and still is my favorite short form video platform I'm kind of surprised musk hasn't ressurected it
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    I unironically agree with both of you. William Randolf hearst was a thing, and the Catholic church definitely saw Martin Luther as a vile propagandist Also cocaine and cigarettes definitely squelch your appetite and have historically been
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    by hughesjj 3y ago

    Agreed, I think 'jack welched' or similar would be a better term. Not all MBAs are destructive to institutions. Followers of Jack Welch mostly are.