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by ihsw2 8y ago
There is wide and abundant distinction that the left seems to willfully ignore with immense effort -- the distinction between legal and illegal immigrants. The argument was never anti-immigration, it was always anti- illegal immigration an
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Because the state-owned Chinese ODMs/OEMs have a comprehensive history of installing malware/spyware on devices branded for internal (Chinese consumer/commercial) consumption, and when the same devices are exported they may s
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In addition to the overwhelmingly slap-dash appearance, its power draw was reportedly through the roof (north of 750W). With that chip, a fully-loaded workstation's power draw would exceed the wattage of most North American wall outlet
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by ihsw2 8y ago
AMD has reported that in actuality this chip should rarely hit 250W, essentially only if overclocked. As with the Ryzen 2 lineup, overclocking can actually hurt performance. But you are correct that some of the more budget-oriented (and I
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Starting with Threadripper 2, AMD will (optionally) be shipping a capable air cooler derived from their current lineup of air coolers (Wraith coolers). Faithful to its namesake, it will be called "Wraith Ripper."
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Uber/Lyft drivers fall into multiple groups, the largest of which is bottom-budget drivers just trying to get by. They usually drive beaters (that barely get any non-routine maintenance) and they're driven until they fall apart. C
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by ihsw2 8y ago
It is very much likely as you guessed, an EMIB-driven CCX design. Comparable Intel CPUs retail for north of $10K but they're nowhere near 5GHz.
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Other people don't share your passion, who would've guessed? This is not controversial or concerning.
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You are in no position to argue or decide that.
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They do get treatment identical -- any Han committing the same crimes would be exposed to the full force of the law.
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Civil war implies it was a local phenomenon -- it was not. Foreign invaders occupied territory which has thankfully been restored to the democratically elected government.
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by ihsw2 8y ago
I think you overestimate the appeal of modern liberalism and the negativity of totalitarian rule.
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That doesn't help when Googlers intend on sabotaging Google when Alphabet goes against progressive supremacist Googler ethos. You cannot separate them through secrecy or through force. The fate of Google is the fate of Alphabet.
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Electricity prices are fucky all over the place and the general theme is there's more profit to be made in export rather than domestic consumption, which can result in ridiculous economies where energy is being exported at top dollar a
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by ihsw2 8y ago
DAUs can be down while revenue per user is up, user data ingress (eg: users sharing/liking posts) and revenue ingress move in parallel but not in lockstep.
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Perhaps they perceive that AWS and GCP seek to own more of the work infrastructure and they're trying to get out ahead of this. * email/domain integration * code hosting * issue tracking/kanban-based project planning * CI&#x2
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by ihsw2 8y ago
/g/ still has daily programming threads
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by ihsw2 8y ago
I seek to represent those interested in a moderated and careful approach to moral dilemmas, where the restraints of ideological extremism and tribalism are left at the door.
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Stymied in what sense? The cultural power brokers at Google have allocated a tiny sliver of lenience and they encourage vigorous debate within the confines of this narrowly-defined freedom. Similarly, this logic extends outward into society
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by ihsw2 8y ago
The closest analogue is probably `ConcurrentQueue<T>`. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd267265(v=vs.110)....
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by ihsw2 8y ago
They already scrape the bottom of the barrel, as others mentioned this looks more like a way to keep those on an upward career trajectory from becoming flight risks.
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Is this to add a scripting language to Go, like Lua is to Redis? It's a little unclear.
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Considering this has not even exited alpha, it stands to reason that Badger is a fair bit more robust in performance and failure modes.
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by ihsw2 8y ago
> Employers have no option here. Employees hop because of wage stagnation -- there is an option here, prevent wage stagnation.
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Reducing poverty and figuring out why people steal is unrelated to improving the safety and stability of society.
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Rehabilitation is unrelated to improving the stability and security of society.
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Honestly it sounds like a developer (or group of developers) through together an app that appeals to creepers and they felt arbitrarily singled out for creating a blatantly creepy app whereas the ones that quietly monetize the same data (vi
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by ihsw2 8y ago
Why does the entire system need to be "fixed?" Imprisoning criminals are the #1 way to reduce crime. Enabling responsible individuals to escape that Hell is a good thing that is easy to accomplish, whereas teaching large swaths of
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They can start with the corrupt scum that enable this behavior, for example local warlords/political kingmakers that ingratiate themselves to the foreign markets and blatantly enrich themselves at the expense of their neighbors. They&#
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And yet the hammer and sickle are regarded as symbols of freedom and Marxism is regarded as a movement to empower the oppressed. How revolting. Adherents to Communist ideology have killed many millions more than Nazis ever dreamed of and ca

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