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by mbfg 5y ago
sometimes groups of people are just nasty, bad people worthy of mocking and ridicule. You can't always pretend that situations are around reasonable differences of opinion with each side being honest actors. Each situation is going to
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by mbfg 5y ago
One has to assume that the result of this article is these unfortunate folks will be kicked out of this property. Or at least, there's a good chance of this. Please writers have a heart.
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by mbfg 5y ago
i'm not suggesting you should switch to a new role that is more of a people person role. I'm saying as an _engineer_, learning how to "politic" is way more important than learning a new language, or having a deep underst
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by mbfg 5y ago
He has 14 employees some of which can't move. His point is he doesn't want to screw them. The problem apparently is that the NYC has a department called the DCA, where you can't do anything without directly interacting with _
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by mbfg 5y ago
This makes it seem like there are n jobs and n+m people so all n jobs should be filled. That's silly. You don't just go out and find n people in some sort of cattle pen. There might be 20 times the the available potential employee
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by mbfg 5y ago
i'd suggest the difference is our ability to communicate to other what we perceive is at a much higher level. I have no reason to believe there's any difference in the actual experience.
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by mbfg 5y ago
He makes over a million a year. He probably can handle any of these expenses.
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by mbfg 5y ago
well, one assumes that by the time the first video make it to youtube, the tunnel's been completely done for a while.
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by mbfg 5y ago
At the very least, it's free backup.
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by mbfg 5y ago
The most important skills i wish someone had taught me when i was a young developer was how to interact with people in all areas of the organization, and how to deal with the politics. I was (as a young person), strongly against really want
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by mbfg 5y ago
i think for the data center the key number is performance per watt. With smaller the power requirements go down. As the power goes down, heat goes down, so you can push the processors harder. There are of course architectural improvements t
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by mbfg 5y ago
when you're developing web based, or at least network based software having 16/32 core/threads like AMD's top consumer chips it becomes pretty darn hard not to have. Once you get used to that power, it's hard to ima
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by mbfg 5y ago
"Good Health Care" is a phrase used by healthy people.
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by mbfg 5y ago
Now let's do the supreme court
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by mbfg 5y ago
they have removed the "do no evil" comment from their charter, and assumingly no longer then following that idea.
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by mbfg 5y ago
Fantastic. I'm betting a large group of people would much more likely watch/read this than a typical technical paper, and still gain 60% of the knowledge. I have to say, i was looking for a slide on how the otters cleverly know wh
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by mbfg 6y ago
Worse, i find they waste money on crappy hardware from bad system integrators. If you could take the money they spend and buy systems yourself, you can easily get much better computers.
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by mbfg 7y ago
Living
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by mbfg 7y ago
Why would a position on athiesm have any negative bearing on whether the universe is teaming with life? Atheism would likely posit that finding life all over the place hints that it's a common natural process.
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by mbfg 7y ago
The question is how much of this is pure marketing, given Intel's supply problems, and how much is this a real product. Will Intel actually be able to match demand for these products in the short term? It's an easy marketing win
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by mbfg 7y ago
At this point, it might not matter what the trumpists think, or how many there are. I seriously wonder if trump and the party in general just wont leave, whether its thru gross electoral cheating or otherwise. I expect most will claim I&#x2
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by mbfg 7y ago
If you've always lived in a society where things are generally bad then it's likely that at present times things are getting better even if only slightly. On the other hand if you're living in places that have generally alway
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by mbfg 7y ago
If you live somewhere that has always been pretty bad, then chances are, things are getting better, even if slightly. If you live somewhere, where things have always been generally good, it's likely that things are curtailing. Its brow
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by mbfg 7y ago
Isn't the iMac a better option then the Mac Pro? It certainly is from a performance per buck option, but perhaps just in general?
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by mbfg 7y ago
Likely, elephants are more intelligent then humans in that they realize there's no reason to think they have souls.
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by mbfg 7y ago
So exactly what the US is doing with large numbers of latino's?
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by mbfg 7y ago
The problem with farming that is unique is that you can't get out. You can't get out without making horrendous choices about animals that you probably love. You're probably struggling mightily and so the farm has taken on a s
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by mbfg 7y ago
Turn the question around and ask the same thing about your coworkers. Now take the average of your opinions about all your coworkers. That's likely how people view you. The truth probably is that other people just don't think of y
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by mbfg 8y ago
huge? pretty trivial.. the point of a javabean is you don't need to understand anything. As for annotations, it's not like developers don't need to know a crapton of other annotations as well. It's just the way it is, so
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by mbfg 8y ago
can you iterate the terribleness?

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