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by jason0597 5y ago
Couldn't we load it onto an NVIDIA RTX A6000? It is much much faster than the M1 Max. It has a much greater memory bandwith too
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by jason0597 5y ago
What about France? Or Italy?
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by jason0597 5y ago
Not everyone works in Silicon Valley. This donation could easily cover the yearly salaries of 3-4 developers in Europe.
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by jason0597 5y ago
I highly recommend Rufus for Windows users. I've used it many times in the past without any issues. Very lightweight and very reliable https://rufus.ie/en/
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by jason0597 5y ago
> As we stand today, we built 667 nuclear power reactors and 2 of those went bust with significant damage to the communities close to the reactors. The body count is hard to pinpoint but large communities had their lives uprooted and eve
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by jason0597 5y ago
Then it's time to change the design, no?
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by jason0597 5y ago
"It's called the American Dream, because you have to be asleep to believe it!" - George Carlin
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by jason0597 5y ago
Haha, the website detects if you're coming from HN and redirects you to a different page. I love it!
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by jason0597 5y ago
>Not too sad, though, because I feel like the exact opposite has happened with TV, where the rise of streaming services has ushered in a "Cambrian Explosion" of sorts with all types of varied topics and interesting content. Can
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Link Rot(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jason0597 5y ago
Honestly, the Linux desktop experience has come so far in the past 10 years. Sure I don't think it's perfect, but it's nowhere near as bad as it was in 2008 where Windows was still king and Linux had bugs everywhere in ever
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by jason0597 5y ago
It's also important to mention that pure MDMA is much rarer in the US than it is in Europe, and given that HN is very majority American, it is likely to find more experiences with bad quality MDMA here than you would in another forum
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by jason0597 5y ago
Please. The only people who say that are making cushy salaries. Head on over to a place like /r/povertyfinance and tell the people there with a straight face that "Wealth ≠ success"
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by jason0597 5y ago
I literally laughed out loud when I heard my Thinkpad's fan start spinning up! This is just too accurate :(
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by jason0597 5y ago
Why only software patterns?
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The Sam Vimes “Boots” Theory of Economic Unfairness(samvimesbootstheory.com)
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by jason0597 5y ago
The author is absolutely right here: >The developers of the New World Order will assume, always, you are running Linux, as Ubuntu, and you always have Docker. It sure doesn't seem like these projects are *NIX compatible. What happen
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by jason0597 5y ago
You pay them $70k instead of $150k
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by jason0597 5y ago
Or maybe the web is getting too bloated? https://idlewords.com/talks/website_obesity.htm
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by jason0597 5y ago
Oh I didn't know this, hmm. Thanks for showing me it
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by jason0597 5y ago
I do not believe a couple of Quora replies are substantial enough evidence to prove an industry wide trend. How do we know those people on Quora aren't prone to sampling bias?
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by jason0597 5y ago
Some things in life are like the laws of physics. You will simply never make more money than your manager, no matter how many economic productivity arguments you can make.
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by jason0597 5y ago
Well, HN and the tech industry are extremely American...
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by jason0597 5y ago
> witness the rapid decline in need for commercial real estate with the very speedy transition to remote work Is this actually happening? Feels like a tech only phenomenon, and tech workers are only a small slice of the US office labour
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by jason0597 5y ago
Maybe it's time for radical political reform to end these deadlocks? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ySL82WbcvU
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by jason0597 5y ago
> salaries are really really low in Europe. ...by American standards. Ask anyone in Northern Europe if they are happy with their salary and they will almost say yes. It's America that is distorting everything with their ridiculous s
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by jason0597 5y ago
Only in tech
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by jason0597 5y ago
I think this is something that every university graduate needs to understand so as to not be bitter. Your first years of your career will be shit, there is just no beating around the bush around this fact. You will be treated like a kid, yo
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by jason0597 5y ago
While SWE may be a very difficult and brain intensive profession at the highest level, so are so many other technical/STEM fields. Yet curiously it's SWE that gets the big bucks, not the other fields.
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by jason0597 5y ago
Hey, don't think you're alone. I'm currently studying chemical engineering and I share the same feelings with you about low salaries. The thing that keeps me going is maybe I can break into management one day. Also my enginee

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