justaguy88

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by justaguy88 5y ago
So if we were going to purchase one soon, should we instead wait for this to be fixed?
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by justaguy88 5y ago
I guess it's time to start insisting that signing bonus doesn't have a 1 year cliff
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by justaguy88 5y ago
Give them some reading time each day at the start of the shift
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by justaguy88 5y ago
I'm interested to see Steam on the iphone rather than anything Epic might do
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by justaguy88 5y ago
Does firefox provide an official appimage?
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by justaguy88 5y ago
Graphics cards without display outputs are still useful, you can use them for VFIO and gpgpu workloads
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by justaguy88 5y ago
I'm pretty curious about the detection mechanism too
38.
by justaguy88 5y ago
> Git LFS is a Stop Gap Solution Build the real thing then..
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by justaguy88 5y ago
If book < 100 pages, I'm more likely to read it. Can only recommend it to others after reading.
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by justaguy88 5y ago
I go to Australia a lot, would sure prefer supersonic if its faster
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by justaguy88 5y ago
I imagine some companies that make SoCs are worried about the nvidia acquisition too and would want an alternative
42.
by justaguy88 5y ago
This is a great point, Apple has plenty of capital to fund it's own dedicated fabs (even if operated by TSMC)
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by justaguy88 5y ago
I had always assumed they just did that already without permission
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by justaguy88 5y ago
I'm now wondering if it's possible to make a within-state-only messaging service. What would something look like that manages to avoid Federal jurisdiction as much as possible?
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by justaguy88 5y ago
ACCC likely has full power to compel compliance (within Australia) if Apple/Google want to continue operating in Australia, they use this law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Competition_and_Consumer_Act_2...
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by justaguy88 5y ago
Hitting one satellite is a hell of a warning shot though. Literally no one wants the debris clouds. Every country, US included, would pressure SpaceX to stop operating in countries that don't want it if it were to result in any debris.
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by justaguy88 5y ago
You might like this talk that describes parts of the compiler ecosystem that are lacking standardization for accelerators https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4HgShra-KnY
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by justaguy88 5y ago
Agreed, ubuntu.app would be amazing
49.
by justaguy88 5y ago
I always assumed that safari/youtube/netflix were the common use cases. Do numerically many people actually video/photo editing on these devices to make it "common"?
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by justaguy88 5y ago
Is HDR the only added feature?
51.
by justaguy88 6y ago
Firmware/bios/uefi/coreboot seems like a reasonable thing for a hardware company to spend energy on
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by justaguy88 6y ago
What's their strategy here? Do they hope that their window manager will drive hardware sales?
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by justaguy88 6y ago
I think it was more of an indictment on the actual effectiveness of management's attempts at providing career growth in the general sense. Can always job hop for promotions, no need for your manager to be involved
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by justaguy88 6y ago
> Employees were also expected to "live within commuting distance" of offices. I can't see how the must-be-in-office companies think they win this in the long term. All the companies that want to poach from FAANG will offe
55.
by justaguy88 6y ago
I haven't seen my parents in over a year due to this, it makes me pretty angry
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by justaguy88 6y ago
"I spent all this money on offices, better force the minions to sit in them"
57.
by justaguy88 6y ago
s/engagement/addiction/
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by justaguy88 6y ago
I certainly didn't think it was a joke, it's seemed a perfectly reasonable thing to do * They got in trouble for diesel * They're pivoting to electric * The name sounds really similar, within the bounds of accent changes betw
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by justaguy88 6y ago
Maybe they'll just spend it on lavish retirements instead
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by justaguy88 6y ago
Thats the problem, they _don't_ know them and are expected to study beforehand because they're not used often in many roles

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