lofties

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by lofties 6y ago
Some background, I work for an ad-tech startup. We provide workflow and performance optimizations on top of Facebook and Twitter ads. A few years back we managed to draw the attention of a pretty big agency who at the same time was in the n
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by lofties 6y ago
A 50% chance _with_ treatment. A 0% chance without. I know what I'd pick.
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by lofties 6y ago
I was curious as to whether this indeed would be possible. But the CPU (W-3275M) itself starts at $6k, the Vega's are $8k each, I can't find any catalogue prices but each slab of ram comes in at around $600 which puts us at $30k.
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by lofties 6y ago
I had the same issue with the touchpad going out on my Thinkpad, running Ubuntu. This would always happen after coming out hibernation so I wrote a systemd service[1] that runs a small shell script [2] after coming out of hibernation. [1]
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by lofties 7y ago
An article[1] from 2018 mentions 70 engineers. Let's assume 50% growth yoy which puts them at 157 engineers now. Making another assumption that only 20% of these engineers are productive which gives us 31 engineers. That's 1600 mi
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by lofties 7y ago
Solving problems together instead of finding the answer on Stack Overflow.
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by lofties 7y ago
Possibly -- but who is going to share the article when it tells them they're not special?
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by lofties 7y ago
We tend to complain when failure by communication between social services and law enforcement results in unnecessary deaths. Now Canadian law enforcement has started a program that brings this synergy and we raise concerns about our privacy
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by lofties 7y ago
Very cool! About a year ago I had a similar idea, but to store arbitrary data in PNG chunks[1] and upload them to "unlimited" image hosts like IMGUR and Reddit. [1] http://blog.brian.jp/python/png/2016&#x
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by lofties 8y ago
Service Oriented Architecture is a much more fitting name. ;)
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by lofties 10y ago
Wow, I wonder what happened in your childhood.