kcb

49 ms·

781.
by kcb 5y ago
Those devices are completely irrelevant to the vast majority considering one of these CPUs.
782.
by kcb 5y ago
Apples ARM cores have been significantly ahead of off the shelf ARM designs for years now.
783.
by kcb 5y ago
Someone once had the bright idea of forwarding several international toll-free numbers directly to a developers phone on a rotational basis. All to save the internal costs of the in-house operations team. We only ever received spam calls an
784.
by kcb 5y ago
Remember Chechnya and Grozny are a fraction of the scale that is Ukraine and its major cities.
785.
by kcb 5y ago
That's a terrible analogy.
786.
by kcb 5y ago
Strange. Last I checked the US arms many countries that share borders with friends. The Netherlands didn't seem to care when the US sold F-35s to Belgium.
787.
by kcb 5y ago
Meh you have to be more adventurous. Wawa, QuickChek, Cumberland Farms, Sheetz, Stewarts, etc. That's in the north east mostly.
788.
by kcb 5y ago
Most of the US that I know of there are regional convenience stores with decent enough food. I'll take a Wawa sandwich over anything in the article.
789.
by kcb 5y ago
Mitsubishi Mirage https://www.mitsubishicars.com/cars-and-suvs/mirage One problem with this class of cars is that they do not compete favorably with used cars.
790.
by kcb 5y ago
The first war of this scale in Europe since WW2...I wonder why it's on the news. I really despise this line of thinking. Are you saying you can't care about objectively innocent peoples homes, cities, lives being destroyed unless
791.
by kcb 5y ago
No one cared about situation until situation escalated. You don't say.
792.
by kcb 5y ago
Every post on the Russian Invasion of Ukraine is coopted by the same narratives. Whataboutism, US centric idea that everything in the world is because of the US, CNN brought up for no reason, someone trying to explain how literally everythi
793.
by kcb 5y ago
> RT is directly financed by the Kremlin just like CNN is at the behest of the current American administration It's not just like at all.
794.
by kcb 5y ago
> US missile defense systems are frankly not cutting edge and lag behind Russia and China, and will for multiple years. This may be true for ground based anti-aircraft systems or maybe you're thinking of the recent buzz around anti-
795.
by kcb 5y ago
AMD = AMD + Xilinx
796.
by kcb 5y ago
The missiles launched in Ukraine are not remotely capable of hitting a sattelite. Modern missile defense systems do not fire a single type of missile. In the US case only the most expensive/fairly rare missile is capable. It undoubtedl
797.
by kcb 5y ago
> We've proven that the big tech companies can go fully remote and not completely crash and burn, that's about it. Most big tech companies are public. Record earnings and stock prices throughout the pandemic prove more than jus
798.
by kcb 5y ago
In a way it also lead to the German invasion of the USSR. Seeing the disaster the Soviet army faced during the Winter War gave the Germans the confidence to invade.
799.
by kcb 5y ago
The British PIAT from WW2 kind of fits that description. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PIAT
800.
by kcb 5y ago
NATO forces don't deploy in a foreign country. That's not how it works.
801.
by kcb 5y ago
Good luck eating digital goods.
802.
by kcb 5y ago
At some point you're going to have to exchange your crypto for physical goods.
803.
by kcb 5y ago
> I am equally payed with equally titled but not equally working coworkers. The entire management chain has clearly different expectations from me: I get most if not all of the difficult tasks and my coworkers rely daily on my guidance.
804.
by kcb 5y ago
Whenever people bring up how the big old automakers are going to eat Teslas lunch any day now, they leave out the dealership factor. It makes the big automakers uncompetitive regardless of how great their product is. Try to buy any of these
805.
by kcb 5y ago
I was assuming more the latter. Also benefit is you can extend and customize in C#.
806.
by kcb 5y ago
We build on the shoulders of giants and there's nothing wrong with that. The terminal is just one abstraction down of an abstraction of an abstraction of an abstraction of an abstraction of an abstraction. Not very impressive.
807.
by kcb 5y ago
Meh. If you want "infinite capabilities and unlimited potential" you should learn the best tool for each job. Not the one that works ok all the time.
808.
by kcb 5y ago
No. IDEs are a tool that makes programming more efficient. If you somehow fail at using that tool it's on you.
809.
by kcb 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20210801024432/https://ntrs.nasa...
810.
by kcb 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20210801024432/https://ntrs.nasa...

More ›