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8y ago
[quote] Last, I need to address a controversial question: Was it a good idea implementing my own operating system? Short answer: Probably not! While I managed to prove my initial hypothesis that complex operating systems are not needed to r
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8y ago
I had the flicker on my monitors, switching from 60hz to 59hz stopped. Maybe give that a try?
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Sorry but if you think changing your refresh is "hard" you are probably just a user and not a "power" one? (please, this is not meant as an insult)
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8y ago
No that would make it unusable to use git in automation. what you are looking for is a training gui around git. until your learn enough to not shoot your foot. no need to dumb down a tool because someone doesn't get it.
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8y ago
This. Thank you.
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What "bloat"? It's curious to see that when a technique comes out and is being misunderstood by the masses and praised as the best thing since sliced bread. Suddenly robustness, accountability and predictability turn into &qu
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8y ago
Isn't that just for swap and not "normal"?
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I hope that "potentially accelerating 90%" was an intentional joke? There is a reason why they consider removing support. We've tried to use it and if there was any improvement anywhere at all, it was minimal. There is this m
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I. Don't. Want. Treatment. I come from a poor family, with amazing parents, but with limited resources. And sorry to say it in a time where autism "is a disease that needs to be eradicated", but I have my whole current living
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Please keep the whole "we are being surpressed" bs out of HN.
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It was not on US soil. The world is not American.
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"Polls conducted in recent decades by Gallup and the data firm YouGov suggest that roughly half of Americans believe demonic possession is real. The percentage who believe in the devil is even higher, and in fact has been growing: Gall
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"innovative" then goes on to use the most common tools and add a lot of fancy words. Is this MIT stuff?
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Please someone correct me if I'm wrong; but that is not what "we" mean with A.I. Neural net is actually one. It is the ability "to learn themselves through self-feedback". I don't think we have it covered down
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8y ago
Who uses that stuff in high dosages four times a day? Sorry but this gov site is not about reality based science. Sadly they are very good at writing so it seems that trying it alone makes you a zombie. Sorry but why would they do that? &#x
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8y ago
I am going to say something very unpopular just for discussion reasons: What if, IF, by having so much information at hand and telling each other how much live sucks, we've created a situation of mass induced depression based on hypoch
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8y ago
Oh what a time we live in where 'standing up for your basic rights' equals to 'mutiny'
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Good. Now also the different races. Also the different religions. Etc. Just kidding... Why not turn it around, let them prove the best were not hired based on these variables. For example, if a comoany has all white males in the board, star
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8y ago
I'm lucky and rich. And by your statement I must assume you are too. Not all people are as lucky as us! Some don't have that cash...
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Somebody please correct me if I'm wrong. but, Java has been the main language for years now so it might seem a safe bet. Everybody coming out of IT education is forced to learn Java for that reason. Which means there are 13 in a dozen
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Although being a 'leftie' myself, the writer of this article has no problems applying tactics that would make fascists turn green of jealousy. Any attempt to argue with facts are served off with 'misogynistic'. That'
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This comment is too short and redicilous. BUT, I do sense where this is coming from. In the Netherlands there is a trend for decades now. That if the employer is the state, you by default underestimate the amount of work, to be able to over
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Eula's are enforceble. However they need to adhere to some standards. For the Dutch for example;general eula aka 'algemene voorwaarden' can not be 'unfair' this is quite ubiquitous, but still you cannot suddenly put
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"... gave up on what had been, for people in the software world, an almost unheard of unionization victory" The 'software world' is not just America, thank you. Almost every other civilized country thinks this is normal.
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You are in spirit in agreement, but I don't think he played on words. Just stating (how awful, personal opinion) how it is in the US.
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I'm not a German, but Dutch. Doesn't this generate a lot of media attention and precedence? I thought these kind of actions were especially sensitive in Germany?
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I up voted you both. Not because of added value to the discussion but you made me laugh out loud. (not the lol, but the real thing)
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This guy got down voted just because people felt insulted. Yes there is not much prose to his words but he is sort of right. Any attempt to care for your fellow human is branded as 'communism' or 'against the american way
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8y ago
No need to down vote him people. He is polite and on topic. Not completely correct, but none of us is all the time.
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Sorry but few times a week is not recreational anymore. your brain needs rest for some months to rebuild/rest the receptors. truly these substances are controlled because they need little to get an overdose (at least in developed count
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