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10y ago
My worst was that one time I accidentally took down some services that were essential for order processing via an unrelated, large stress test. My test accidentally consumed a large amount of bandwidth saturating the links to a shared servi
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10y ago
This might be the first sub $1000 card to drive games at 4K above 60fps, so that's kind of cool. Considering that there are a few 4K 144Hz IPS monitors releasing this year the card lines up nicely.
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10y ago
Was Microsoft even notified about this? I didn't see any indication on the linked page.
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plandis
10y ago
It's Fox News so only right-wing people are even listening to this crap.
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10y ago
It's dumb. I lost my GitHub profile on my resume and I have yet had one person ask me about anything I put up there. It seems that having open source contributions is a check mark for you but is a pretty pointless piece of data for mak
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10y ago
I did something similar with op amps to implement a PID controller. I had a circuit design class in college where each week you would have some new thing to design. One of the assignments was to develop a laser that would find and then trac
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plandis
10y ago
How exactly did Obama stimulate racial fights?
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10y ago
Now if only poor people could get educational equality in the 13 years prior to college :-/
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10y ago
I already am for both the EFFand the ACLU
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10y ago
What power do I, as a citizen have to affect change in the FCC? Short of violence is there anything to do other than wait four years and elect a president who will put someone not so blatantly against consumers?
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10y ago
It's not all of tech companies. Even if you bump up the minimum without proof to $130,000, the biggest tech companies are already paying over that to H1-B's.
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10y ago
I LOVE going to see movies in movie theatres. When I watch movies at home it's hard to focus. Pretty much constantly someone will feel the urge to check their phone. They will talk during movies, get up, etc... At a theatre that ever h
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10y ago
The federal government doesn't dictate common core. You're either uninformed or using alternative facts.
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10y ago
Why should my tax dollars get to fund religious schools? I don't want to have to support religion and I don't think the federal government should mandate that I have to pay tax to do that.
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10y ago
> But some elite colleges have focused more on being affordable to low-income families than on expanding access. “Free tuition only helps if you can get in," This is, I think, the bigger problem. Educational opportunities are highly
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10y ago
Guns, Germs, and Steel is a decent introduction (at least the arguments were fairly compelling)
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10y ago
That's not a great reason to move languages though. For instance basically nothing comes in the standard library for C. If basically nothing is offered in the standard library of Rust then why switch? It's valid point. If we want
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10y ago
> There's something amusingly arrogant about it. Almost as if every other country must be an absolute cesspit that could never have any lessons to offer, although I admit that other countries' universal healthcare systems have
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10y ago
Seems like Trump is rewarding those who support him over actual qualified individuals. Bummer.
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10y ago
The first sentence of the article clearly states the intent is to add 100,000 full time positions, wth benefits. That doesn't sound like contract work to me.
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plandis
10y ago
Yeah I'm doing the exact same thing. Max out 401k / IRA every year + additional savings. I'm assuming that SS wont be around but if it is, great! Unfortunately, I have a feeling Republicans are really going to fuck people my
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10y ago
Why do you think that having access to source code implies having access to customer data?
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10y ago
I believe Amazons program was something like come to work from 10:00 to 14:00 Mon-Fri. The problem with this is that I think it's a lot easier to be pressured to stay longer over the course of a week than if you only worked 3 days a we
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10y ago
For me this is pretty easy. It's about leadership. The leaders of Go foster an attitude of exclusiveness (just like a month ago they wanted to get rid of the Go subreddit in favor of a solely Google owned option of Google groups). The
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plandis
10y ago
It's almost as if different people have different opinions. If anything, that's a great reason to read HN :)
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plandis
10y ago
They are ceasing all operations. Someone might want to update their careers page.
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plandis
10y ago
What products are you finding that are counterfeit on Amazon? You should report them to Amazon.
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plandis
10y ago
Life (maybe) mimics art!
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10y ago
That sounds horrible. If it's true. Either way, once companies know this employees name the employee is probably never going to be able to work at a big company in the industry again.
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10y ago
Yeah it has to be. We have certainly learned a lot about Donald Trump this year.
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