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by oneplane 4y ago
Because as soon as you need a stable experience for your workforce and do more than just write code (i.e. be responsible for also being human, integrating with the company, write documents and presentations that others can work on using fam
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by oneplane 4y ago
Sounds like a Qemu problem?
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by oneplane 4y ago
Eh, no it isn't. apple does have a public container API but the problem is you still can't run Linux binaries on macOS no matter how many containers you put them in. Containers on macOS don't use OCI images or anything like t
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by oneplane 4y ago
No problems here with Docker and macOS. Docker and Windows works too. We have a ratio of about 97% developers on macOS, 2% on windows and 1% on 'else' which is mostly Linux and a single BSD user. This includes multiple editors and
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by oneplane 4y ago
It will still tell you where you can find up-to-date and accurate statistics, it doesn't pretend statistics don't exist. It just doesn't want any part of it.
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by oneplane 4y ago
So essentially, it doesn't want to get involved in racism and tells you do go look for it yourself. How is that bad?
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by oneplane 4y ago
I suspect this might not have happened on a lower profile case. While in principle the idea here is that the court weighs the facts and the judge makes sure that it happens and ends up with a verdict, the reality is that with enough money i
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by oneplane 4y ago
It also takes almost 2 decades to train them (individually), not likely sustainable for a car seller.
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by oneplane 4y ago
Seems sensible. It's not like there is any point to 'collecting' as many cases as you can as a judge, and it's better for everyone if focus remains on the case instead of getting pulled into some 'appearance of conf
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by oneplane 4y ago
Also known as: either you add some flavour of humanity to AI, or you get a problematic sociopathic robot (as shown by Microsoft and Facebook in their own conversational AI endeavours). But people conveniently forget that whenever we dive in
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by oneplane 4y ago
Apple Music (The app) replaced iTunes (The app), and Apple Music (the service) contains a modified iTunes Match service (which used to only be a separate iTunes service) which is still available (the iTunes Match service). The service (iTun
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by oneplane 4y ago
That would be a good idea indeed. It's also much better referenced (which has the side-effect of going into yet another broadcasting rabbit hole).
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by oneplane 4y ago
Same here. The article itself is pretty good, but everything alongside it is... not for me.
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by oneplane 4y ago
I don't think that really fits together. PCIe (and PCI) hotplug has existed for a while and topology changes aren't new either. ExpressCard for example has done this, as has PCMCIA. Older RDMA buses did this too, as do backplane-b
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by oneplane 4y ago
I imagine that some of the choices to lean into the RDBMS specifics also come from application architectures and data complexities. If you have a few large monolithic applications that share multiple schemas (so no single-owner), and you th
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by oneplane 4y ago
Because technology was never the problem. All it did was morph some things in to different shapes with similar functions and features, and that doesn't actually change anything. Education in itself doesn't need disrupting. If anyt
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by oneplane 4y ago
It ignores all sorts of externalities and world-wide interactions. The concept of living in an isolated rural bubble forever is an illusion. Air and water for example, they don't just stick around in one place. So if you pollute someth
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by oneplane 4y ago
The effort and timelines are different. Deleing a few pictures or wiping a phone is a lot easier and faster than trying to hide many Kg of material taking up many m^3 of space. Sharing something physical is also harder, you have to copy&#x2
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by oneplane 4y ago
I might be wrong here (for a lack of in-depth knowledge) but isn't the full-body motion of the cubsat (for aiming) and the ARQ protocol the real development here? I know the laser links themselves might not be new, and while it hasn&#x
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by oneplane 4y ago
You know that it's a distinction WITH a big difference right? Physical items take up physical space, have to physically be in transit and can be physically on a person on at a persons property. Hiding one phone is much easier than hidi
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by oneplane 4y ago
But what are your opinions on child sexual abuse? Because that's the true topic at hand. It's very easy to complain about stuff, but it doesn't really help with anything does it... so what would be your method?
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by oneplane 4y ago
There isn't even a compilers course here, unless you go for a science masters. This likely got shaped this way due to the lack of interest and a push from industry to deliver more 'ready to use' engineers.
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by oneplane 4y ago
I never stated my own position on this piece of knowledge, so no, __I__ did not have anything to do with your point. C and C++ (and Assembly and compilers) are not part of the standard college software engineering curriculum here. Your opin
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by oneplane 4y ago
I doubt that you can make an absolute "this is false and ageist" statement in any context, but here on HN, I would have at least expected you to supply information on what location in the world and level of institutional schooling
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by oneplane 4y ago
The problem with 'a lot of work' is that people price that as $0 while it actually isn't "free", unless you are prohibited from doing meaningful work for others or yourself, which most people aren't. So if the
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by oneplane 4y ago
I don't think you can call anything with GSMA IP in it "open". Same goes for systems that won't run without their closed binary blobs loaded at boot or runtime to enable hardware. So far, there has only been 3G-ish exper
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by oneplane 4y ago
Most distro-default/DE-default terminal emulators don't really make you do 'more' than just have a base terminal emulator. The extra stuff (in the likes of gnome-terminal for example) only surfaces when you actually use
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by oneplane 4y ago
No, Microsoft still isn't up to the 'use what you want, pay for your usage' level that other companies tend to be. They even still mix "licensing" with "usage" so you have to pay for something to then be a
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by oneplane 4y ago
If you have a government with a billion people in it, but none of them are allowed to do anything with investments or even hold/have 'extra' jobs while serving society, you reduce or remove the problem all the same. A teeny t
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by oneplane 4y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if regardless of the methods users it can't truly be anonymous since that defeats the purpose. Even just compliance would result in resolvable data since you need to be able to request a copy of the data.

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