jakuboboza

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by jakuboboza 4y ago
Passive cooling sounds super turbo safe which is what we always seek in reactors. Yeah that would disrupt the market.
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
That is so cool.
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
Middle managment is mainly around being spreadsheet warrior so i believe this is fairly good assesment.
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
for iphone it doesnt matter I would still got for discounted 13 rather than 14 as you gain mainly GPU core which changes not much. But for things like Macbooks smaller process means a lost, less energy used means less heat and less issues w
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
i mean the wafers for N4 are smaller so the yields are smaller and in the end it costs more. Also Apple doesnt do small chips or chiplets so some silicon they make is really big. Big die = smaller yields.
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
it should have probably also found ISBN numbers as when i did a search for Achtung Panzer i had all language versions and releases mixed in results. So it might be fine for books with single release but books that have multiple release and
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
I liked it most when it was just Apple :)
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
where do I apply for 500k USD/year job ?
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
im on 3900x and i was planning to upgrade to 7900x i tend to run few VMs. But I'm not sure yet. Would be cool to get on DDR5 but it feels like this time it is just to have upgrade. So not sure.
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
Anyone is using 64 cores besides Linus :) I'm much more excited for 7900x on 12 cores rather than 64 cores. But I understand the limited amount of people that needs this power on desktop can also be excited.
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
i have "reinston" dock that is more less noname usb-c to 2 x USB, 2 x USB-c and sd/tf card reader + ofc HDMI plug. So I'm kinda just plugging everything in and surprise it works. My dock is more less a "no name&quot
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Nord stream burst.leak localised on map(graphics.reuters.com)
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
I've seen people ask questions they can't answer on their own. Always ask self if you really want to work in a place that have this type of people in commanding positions. Also given the saturation of the market with job offers YO
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
This feels very not-reusable to me. Guys has an idea that protocol buffers are the way to go. Cool but in many cases you really want to put a queue in front of things like email sending etc. And if you make email microservice that can'
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
Steam Deck is perfectly fine mini PC that is reasonably portable it is also a decent console. If You will but 20-30 USD dock that has more than 1 output you can plug power, monitor and mouse/keyboard combo. You can go with portable mou
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
Good ? What about sending tanks against Lithuanians and you know...killing people. How good is this ? 700+ injured and 14 dead doesnt sound like something "genuinely good person" does. https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
that sounds good in vacuum but in real life if you fail one customer it can have ripple effect for future. This is Why i would suggest always to build MVP and start selling from that point. IT is easier to sell something new to existing cli
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
yes, but you need to or you SHOULD have MVP to sell just to not get into position where you sold something that isnt there :)
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
Gratz man. I think most important hint is to just start building.
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
Writing down your thoughts often can help you filter out junk. It really is good.
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
That is why you setup 2 factor authentication ;) it puts one item outside of their control.
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
Isnt TSMC building fabs in USA ? https://asiatimes.com/2022/06/tsmcs-new-us-fab-sparks-debate...
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
Rus-Ukr war isnt a Proxy war between USA and Russia. Proxy war requires both parties to support XY forces from behind while here one of the "sides you mention" is active participant showing its own incompetence and destroying pros
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
China demography is going way down. Within a decade they will lose 200 milion workers and gain 300 million retirees in the pool. That will force a strain on the system plus current mortgage issues and protests already pushing bankrupting ci
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by jakuboboza 4y ago
US companies are silently escaping China to limit effects of possible tariffs or even war. Imho this is a strategic move to ensure future.
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by jakuboboza 5y ago
This is a very valid argument. Go has this time.Second duration type that is used often and it helps a lot understand things. But things like Js/Pure Ruby have just raw numbers where you have to either check docs or just remember that
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by jakuboboza 5y ago
Putin is trying very hard, but western people don't understand war and russian starting point. * Logistics is being targeted * Russian army relies in railroads like its 1945 * Ukraine targets logistics as the well identified weak link
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by jakuboboza 5y ago
Yes Ka-52, SU-30U, Pantsir-S1, S400 (which he has like just few units produced). All of this is best possible EQ russina army has. T-80UM2 is the most modern in operation Putler has. Don't even start the talk about T-14 armata that br
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by jakuboboza 5y ago
Stop making out of Putin 250 IQ genius. He overplayed his hand and now he is looking to get something out of it. He can't just walk out of Ukraine. One thing that invalidates Your post is the logistics. You need tones and tones of mate
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by jakuboboza 5y ago
Isn't TASM "turbo assembler" ? that is 16/32 bit. What I would do is to get hold of someone from previous year and ask about the classes. If it is turbo assembler than figure out how it is setup. If it is vm etc... and o

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