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by newprint 3y ago
I highly double that Chinese ambassador said that comment on his own, without having a green light from a party. What left me wondering is why it was said this in this trying time, when China is trying to be a negotiator in Ukrainian-Russia
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by newprint 3y ago
ah, yes. I want someone else to read all my docs in the name of AI. Thank you, but no.
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by newprint 3y ago
Yep this is what I saw years ago. Thank you for the link. Damn, those video are pricey and they are for outdated code as well.
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by newprint 3y ago
OP here. A while ago, I saw a book and set of videos (if my memory serves me right) going over the design and source code for one of the BSD flavors. I was thinking about finding that book.
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Ask HN: How to get into OS/systems programming in 2023?
40 points by newprint 3y ago|39 comments
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by newprint 4y ago
But what if future is really f*up ?
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by newprint 4y ago
I have been using greyscale mode on my Android phone for number of years (starting when it was only available through dev console). It is very interesting cognitive experience. I learned very quickly that colors drive a lot of context that
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by newprint 4y ago
Why AI is needed for Fluid dynamics ?
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by newprint 4y ago
Following this line, are we going to see an many ChatGPT charlatans as we see them in Bitcoin ?
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by newprint 4y ago
if my university did this, I would never in my life donate even a penny to university.
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by newprint 4y ago
Fairly good, modern SS amp (like Boss Katana) have complex circuitry that requires a very knowledgeable tech who can diagnose and repair the issue. That can be $$$/h. Repair can cost as much as the amp. Guitar tech amp about repairing
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by newprint 4y ago
>Tubes amps are repairable. ??? Sorry, but Tubes guitar amps are fairly unreliable creatures, especially if you are gigging musician. Don't get me wrong, they sound cool (I have Vox AC15), but they require upkeeping: tube changes, c
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by newprint 4y ago
As native Russian speaker (living in the US for over two decades) and very closely following events, I call BS on this article. There are no debates on Russian TV or mass media. All you get are two very carefully scripted conversations from
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by newprint 4y ago
Sorry for turning my gf into Schrödinger cat. She can make one on a request.
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by newprint 4y ago
Until very recently, my girlfriend was a professional custom pen maker and made me this beautiful pen https://imgur.com/a/qGtefmY for my birthday. I know, it is a ball-point pen, but she made very similar fountain pens
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by newprint 5y ago
As native speaker of Russian language, large part of my Russian identity was the fact, that I was raised in household of WW2 veteran(I was born and lived in one of the ex-Soviet republics, not in Russia). I always viewed Russian army as lib
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by newprint 5y ago
As someone who worked for largest US based shipping company, I have zero faith in this overhaul. It will be rigged by UPS, FedEx.
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by newprint 5y ago
I'm having exactly the same issues with bluetooth on my Pixel. You are not alone. I can't connect to my car or any wireless device, it just crashes the phone.
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by newprint 5y ago
> Completely different part of the stack. > UPS delivers the end product from a warehouse to the customer's house. Until recently UPS had freight business as well, from what I know, it wasn't doing so well and they sold it
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by newprint 5y ago
I used to work for UPS and tried to understand Flexport business model, but could not find any value that Flexport bringing to the table. Can someone explain to me what value Flexport is bringing ?
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by newprint 5y ago
I grew-up in a family of soviet scientists. Fraudulent practice of putting name of some high ranking official on scientific paper(in order to get PhD) was rampant. However, most of those papers were D-grade papers that no one would read. To
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by newprint 5y ago
I was born in neighboring country - Moldova and we all knew that Elena was fraud, same way fraud as Brezhnev "wrote" Malaya Zemlya. My grandfather was Brezhnev personal chauffeur when Brezhnev was First Secretary of the Communist
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by newprint 5y ago
I met my current girlfriend on Match.com(US) in 2019. She was unemployed back then and we lived 2h+ hours apart. First 6 months of the relationship, she was unemployed. We are still together and now she has a job. I don't think unemplo
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by newprint 5y ago
Microsoft published FAR better free book - .NET Microservices: Architecture for Containerized .NET Applications https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/architecture/microse... It is excellent reading for desi
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by newprint 5y ago
Till the last week, I worked for one of the largest major package shipping companies in the US. Yeah, not surprised. Anti-postal lobbying by FedEx, UPS, DHL is just insane. They view US postal service as a competitor who has unfair edge ove
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by newprint 5y ago
*See my prev. comment in a same comment branch. I have similar experience being with my close friends who don't make a lot of money. We never go to expensive restaurants or expensive places. If we get together and I think the bill wil
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by newprint 5y ago
As a software engineer in the US (and I don't make whole lot of money compared to other software engineer), I make more money than two of my closest friends(one has PhD) and my gf combined. I realized this fact few months ago and made
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by newprint 5y ago
This!
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by newprint 5y ago
I'm Sr. Dev engineer and I'm going through interviews as well. Unless the company you are interviewing with a very reputable company or(and) they giving you top $$$, don't go through 5-6h of interviews with one company. Here
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by newprint 5y ago
Of course it is illegal. But HR can twist it around and just say that he is not a suitable candidate.

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