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This is the truth. wget would never be even a remote consideration for them. They would hire a developer to write something before using a quality freely available tool that forced them to be open with their source code.
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> It's just the server world moves slowly THIS! I am not sure why people are expecting Epyc to take off like a rocket, it won't. Companies maintaining 24/7 hardware don't jump on new tech. I think Epyc will eventually
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>and literally every one who has been complaining about Intel continues to buy Intel While I am sure this isn't LITERALLY true, there is some truth to it. I work at a smallish company, who bought 3 new Intel servers about 5 months b
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>an educated workforce available made up of a generation that are contributors and not takers. When this is this is the case let me know. All I see is system pumping out special snowflakes that only know how to bitch and complain and scr
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8y ago
You can get outraged and mad, and kick and scream all you want. But it is completely and utterly stupid to "fight for equality". If you want to waste your time and energy, feel free. But people are born differently, some have bett
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>There is nothing intrinsically valuable in 'difference' There is nothing intrinsically valuable in equality. FTFY
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I completely agree. In fact the whole residency thing in the medical profession, is an awful, awful, system.
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>Are companies that short-term-oriented? Publicly traded ones. There are only 3 months between Earnings Reports.
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>Even in prehistoric times, it was generally understood that there was societal benefit to letting women take care of children In prehistoric times a village raised a child, not an individual.
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> 2. The word 'choice' is not really apposite here, given that one sex, by the mere lottery of birth, carries the burden of pregnancy Welcome to life, it isn't equal, and never will be. Maybe we should stop trying to make
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> I also find it deeply depressing that "a person should be able to take a year off work" is now utopian, fluffy unicorn ideology on a forum for forward-thinking technologists. There is nothing stopping you from taking a year o
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> I'm coming from the same place, except I don't think it's privilege, I think it's wanting to build a world where anyone can take a year off for anything and not have that held against them if they later want to go w
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> Maybe I'm coming from a place of privilege but that point of view makes me incredibly sad. Why? It makes me sad that anyone would want to force business to take on risk that it wouldn't otherwise in the name of "equality
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> One of the things I miss most about working for Microsoft was all the great internal tooling Like what? I am not trying to be snarky here. I honestly would like your feedback. From my perspective Linux is way better than Microsoft in t
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8y ago
Maybe if the price of an iPhone wasn't MORE than buying a decent a laptop then their sales wouldn't be stagnant.
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> Desktop/laptop malware scanners notoriously use up CPU at murphaicly inconvenient moments. This isn't true at all. Sure for many "traditional" AV solutions it might be. But there is a pretty strong growing trend to
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Is this supposed to be a shocking to us? I find it more disgraceful that the Sys Admins of said Federal Agency aren't using GPOs to block unauthorized USB devices, than that fact than an employee was looking at porn.
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8y ago
I would argue that humans can't multitask at all, period, full stop. At best we can rapidly switch what our brain is focused on.
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8y ago
> If you don't want to vote ANO then you vote ODS if you're more on the right (as in free market) and the Pirate party if you're more on the left. Can you explain more what the platform of the "Pirate" party is?
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8y ago
Wish HN had a downvote button.
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Yeah....I don't trust Intel to tell the truth at this point. With their recent i9 Principled Technologies shenanigans, and before that the "Hey look at this new CPU coming" *But we forgot to mention that the demo we showed yo
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>They may miss a deadline, maybe two Too late for that, more like missing 5 deadlines at this point. 10nm at Intel is a disaster, I am not surprised they would scrap the whole thing.
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Even with Watson they can't get the weather right.
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> Ring Users have to choose to share the information. According to user emcarey: >There is no encryption If /u/emcarey is correct (haven't verified this), then the fact that you have "choose to share" is a moo
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No you are not. The title is in need of some attention.
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Sure I would be happy to. The tech is called "infinity fabric", you can look it up there is lots out there about it. It basically allows AMD to make several smaller dies and have them function together as one CPU. Here is an excel
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>Most people dislike ads, but want content and apps on the web - therefore some economical model is needed When you figure it out let us know. Other than paying for content (which even when you do that you often STILL get ads, hulu for e
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> so you wouldn’t be allowed to drive anyway Oh yea this is great idea. Lets all just not own cars. I can't wait to wait 10 min for a automated taxi to arrive, where the interior is left gross and nasty by the previous riders who we
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Yeah, that will sell real well, especially to all the claustrophobic people. "Here sit in this moveable coffin". No thanks.
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> you're invisible to them. If that's the case then self-driving cars will never take off. What are they only aware of other self-driving cars? How about children? Or a tree that fell in the road? They would have to be aware of
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