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721.
by kcb 4y ago
Corporate expense processes are a pita. For critical applications like an IDE its not a problem, but for smaller one off tools it's usually more effort then it's worth to use paid software.
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by kcb 4y ago
Yea no foreign states ever attack/hack American facilities. /s
723.
by kcb 4y ago
Ok. Glad you cleared that up...seems like the author of the statement is in disagreement.
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by kcb 4y ago
Ok...this isn't that hard. If someone says you may light on fire tomorrow. You're probably going to ask for a little bit of an explanation.
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by kcb 4y ago
No? I asked a question.
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by kcb 4y ago
> Tesla may not be the future of EVs Based on what metric? I have a hard time looking at Tesla's sales, revenue, profit, production capacity growth and not thinking they will continue to be a leader in EVs far into the future.
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by kcb 4y ago
Yes this is also equivalent to the exchanges and queues in RabbitMQ. Exchange = SNS, Queue = SQS.
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by kcb 4y ago
Military too.
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by kcb 4y ago
> and the war will turn into a stalemate prolonged low-intensity conflict with proxy battles between the superpowers in this region. You've predicted 2014.
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by kcb 4y ago
Sure Sure. And the encirclment of Kyiv will be complete any day now.
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by kcb 4y ago
It's an huge leap to go from world foreign politics to "control". > Self-determination and agency is only available to those who have the means to fight for it. Ukraine has none, it has whatever the nations providing 10s o
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by kcb 4y ago
That's just the classic, the US is the only country that controls world foreign policy and everyone else just plays along.
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by kcb 4y ago
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by kcb 4y ago
Skeptical of anyone who claims "The inconvenient truth is that our Navy has 12 carrier groups and all are now obsolete." China sure is building a lot of carrier groups for a country who supposedly just made carrier groups obsolete
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by kcb 4y ago
Aegis is continually evolving with new sensors, processing, and missiles and far from obsolete. It's no coincidence that China is building similar capabilities into its own Destroyers. I definitely would't call the scale of missil
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by kcb 4y ago
> US missile defense system, which the US doesn't really even have Uh..Missile defense is a massive part of US Navy doctrine and is pretty much the primary purpose of every Destroyer, Cruiser, and soon Frigate in the Navy at this po
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by kcb 4y ago
This CPU is already faster than M1 in single core. And multi core depending on the SKU.
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by kcb 4y ago
Because their environment is using an Ubuntu version from 8 years ago. So a better title would be "Comparing the C FFI overhead on various languages in 2014"
739.
by kcb 4y ago
Some people would say this exact sentence about New York.
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by kcb 4y ago
The assumption that locking a few fresh CS grads and a business major in room will produce a successful company is pretty wild.
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by kcb 4y ago
Yea...it will take quite a lot of societal change before plenty of young professionals would be happy to immigrate to Japan at least. Terrible work culture and "No Foreigners" signs chief among them.
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by kcb 4y ago
> For your security, this setting is currently unavailable. That's got to be one of the most Orwellian statements you can make.
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by kcb 4y ago
I think a lot of the x86 performance per watt issues are really Intel issues. Intel has spent the last half decade increasing max power consumption to its limits to eek out just a bit more performance to justify launching a new generation.
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by kcb 4y ago
Yup the Pi 4 is still not there yet. You'd be much better served by something like an off lease sff business desktop. Even things as old as a 2nd Gen Intel Core series CPU will feel significantly better for browsing than a Pi.
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by kcb 4y ago
Agree completely. I've never known a software engineer who didn't love designing new systems on paper and starting the initial development. It's when it comes time to stabilize and turn a system into a usable product minds qu
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by kcb 5y ago
Probably custom x86 racks with Linux.
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by kcb 5y ago
Lean and Agile have been thrown around in defense contracts for a few years.
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by kcb 5y ago
> The level of snark here is outstanding. Maybe its a cultural thing, maybe he's trying to hype up his Patreon, but he comes across to me as a complete egotistical a-hole. Does he really think the Nintendo programmers were 'sme
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by kcb 5y ago
To add, the primary advantage that A2A missiles have over SAM systems is that the missiles dont have to fly up 10s of thousands of feet to hit their target. Modern "dogfighting" is about achieving optimal launch conditions(Altitud
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by kcb 5y ago
There's some silly idea that it's just a numbers game and 20 Cessna 172s would be able to take out an F-35.

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