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by kcb 4y ago
The differing cultures in the US. I come from an Italian America family in the the NYC suburbs. All of my siblings and extended family live within like at most a 30 minute drive and I have 4 close family members within like a 2 block radius
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by kcb 4y ago
Most Americans live in and around big cities. Ive lived my entire life in commuting distance to Manhattan along with 10s of millions others. There was never any notion from myself or my peers of having to move to "make it". The en
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by kcb 4y ago
> but it's far from being popular enough to be financially sustainable That feels like it would be true but is there any publically available data to confirm it?
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by kcb 4y ago
Why? What complex technical problem is there to solve at twitter at this point?
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AMD EPYC Genoa Gaps Intel Xeon in Stunning Fashion(servethehome.com)
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by kcb 4y ago
I would be pretty confident Disney makes far more money from advertising even as a percent of revenue than Netflix.
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by kcb 4y ago
It's not 3 years of support though, if you ship mid next year it's 1.5 with no alternative to choose.
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by kcb 4y ago
.NET Standard is for libraries only.
639.
by kcb 4y ago
Any way you look at it 3 years is pretty low for industry standard LTS lifecycles. Besides the .NET Framework comparison Java LTS is 5-8 years.
640.
by kcb 4y ago
Unfortunately in some industries continuous delivery is literally illegal. Anyway there's a real issue with their current schedules. Let's say you're developing software some time in the middle of next year. There's effe
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by kcb 4y ago
They really need to extend the support time for their LTS releases. Sure, if you're developing a SaaS you can stay on top of .NET versions but it's definitely causing friction for enterprise and slow moving regulated software. .NE
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by kcb 4y ago
It's not 2016 anymore. This just isn't true.
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by kcb 4y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTZ-CpINiqg
644.
by kcb 4y ago
Nope. OpenGL, Vulkan, OpenGL ES is all already there.
645.
by kcb 4y ago
> JS is a fine tool for making rich, interactive UIs in the browser And for everything else you should probably just use a CMS.
646.
by kcb 4y ago
UHD Blu rays are also HEVC.
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by kcb 4y ago
There's a lot of the "it has less geekbenches than the M1 so it must be a total piece of crap" going on. I have a far less performant 8cx Gen 1 laptop with similar experience to you. It's no workstation but general usage
648.
by kcb 4y ago
Licensed unedited code can be spit out by a google search too.
649.
by kcb 4y ago
You can put a 2.5gbe adapter on the USB ports I guess.
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by kcb 4y ago
I doubt this is going to feel slow in actual use. You've got 8 big arm cores with a lot of memory, fast storage, and active cooling.
651.
by kcb 4y ago
8cx gen 3 is definitely faster multicore and about the same singlecore. The 8cx chips also have a wider memory bus and pretty massive GPU in comparison the the mobile parts. Looks like also far better cooling than a phone or thin and light
652.
by kcb 4y ago
Having a functioning GPU with this box is likely to make a bigger difference than the benchmarks in general use.
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by kcb 4y ago
Snapdragon chips have pretty good Linux support. And the GPU driver is in a good state with Freedreno for desktop use. So probably a decent chance of it being functional shortly.
654.
by kcb 4y ago
AMD gpu drivers are open source and already work on multiple platforms thanks to being part of the kernel and Mesa.
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by kcb 4y ago
And what's the end goal?
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by kcb 4y ago
US carries haven't charged per message in like a decade.
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by kcb 4y ago
Yea that's what happens when Apple teams up with teens to bully anyone without an iPhone.
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by kcb 4y ago
Your analogy doesn't make sense. There's nothing about the programming languages you consider "least common denominator" that lock you into a specific design, unlike your Ikea table. Actually those LCD programming langua
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by kcb 4y ago
No, drilling holes doesn't make you a good carpenter, use the most convenient tool you have available. Designing a good chair that people want to sit in then producing it from idea to reality does. I'd think manual carpenter is go
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by kcb 4y ago
It's like the equivalent of judging a carpenter for using power tools because he's just not dedicated and gritty enough to use a manual twist drill. My anecdata, people who overly focus on language and tools tend to be the worse d

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