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421.
by pulse7 5y ago
They are not overrated. They allow you to move your office any time you want: you can work from office, work from home, work from a hotel, etc. Laptops are mobile workstations and with 2-in-1 they are also big tablets.
422.
by pulse7 5y ago
The project "will be sited on 2,000 acres of federal land": you need owner's approval if you want to do something on his piece of land...
423.
by pulse7 5y ago
If you kill a chicken in Europe, you will not go to prison - at least in my country which is in EU.
424.
by pulse7 5y ago
Ethical question: If one kills a human-monkey hybrid - will he go to prison?
425.
by pulse7 5y ago
Parent probably meant that it outperformed a human expert in some specific task in the area of natural language processing - for example the task of converting a spoken language into a written language...
426.
by pulse7 5y ago
The problem was that this man >>signed<< a document where he agreed to be "legally bound to this ship"... So be careful before you are signing something...
427.
by pulse7 5y ago
"The Find My network is approaching a billion Apple devices..." If I buy an iPhone, will Apple use my iPhone to provide their "Find My" service to other customers?
428.
by pulse7 5y ago
"It might be a sign that Susan does not have a fully trusted team around her ..." => It might be a sign that team around her is afraid to tell her how ridiculous this is... Maybe they made good proposals in the past and where t
429.
by pulse7 5y ago
No no no... if you own a home you have a pension/rent for the time before your death... this is your stored money for those, who will take care for you before you die... before pension plans and insurance companies and financial market
430.
by pulse7 6y ago
I submitted a >>single<< disagreement, so please don't generalize this into a "disagreeable personality". Please provide opposite arguments - for example some facts that show how complicated it is to setup new JDK
431.
by pulse7 6y ago
The parent said "Not to mention the pain point that it still is to install and configure a JDK, and make it work properly with Intellij, why is it still so complicated?" It is NOT complicated. Everybody can try this out. But if th
432.
by pulse7 6y ago
I've just written an argument which can be verified. If you call me a "fanatic" because of writing a provable argument I can at least say I have a freedom of speech...
433.
by pulse7 6y ago
You can use any other fork/build like AdoptOpenJDK or any other. It is open-source like Linux Kernel...
434.
by pulse7 6y ago
You just install any JDK in any directory - nothing to configure there - and then point IntelliJ to this directory... If this is hard, then... hmmm....
435.
by pulse7 6y ago
Let's be clear: all this is designed and on purpose!
436.
Electric Cars (1967) [YouTube](youtube.com)
1 points by pulse7 6y ago|1 comments
437.
by pulse7 6y ago
Indian Man Drives Car Backwards On Busy Highways: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aox_4-JNed8 => so it may be faster indeed... :-)
438.
by pulse7 6y ago
They will pay premium for not snapping the domain name first and then releasing their PR peace...
439.
by pulse7 6y ago
There are many pro-China people living in Taiwan. So there is local support...
440.
by pulse7 6y ago
Even in Swift the references are not "destroyed immediately" but because of various performance optimizations this "garbage state removal" is deferred - for example to the end of scope... The truth is, that they >>
441.
by pulse7 6y ago
Word "master" has many meanings, not just "a man who has people working for him, especially servants or slaves"...
442.
by pulse7 6y ago
Most probably the genome encoding is compressed. It will be interesting to find out with what kind compression algorithm it is compressed and how this algorithm works and how efficient and resilient it is - in comparison with other known co
443.
by pulse7 6y ago
Uff... it looks like half of the containers on this picture were on fire...
444.
by pulse7 6y ago
I was working on a few projects where SCRUM was used. All those projects - with only one exception - were screwed. On one project Daily Standups were always more than an hour (of the most valuable and most productive morning time) where we&
445.
by pulse7 6y ago
I don't see it as a wall, but defined order (how new tasks are put into the queue) instead of chaos (when sales people come directly to the developer's desk and order new requests without others involved)...
446.
by pulse7 6y ago
It is written somewhere: "Those who work deserve their pay!"
447.
by pulse7 6y ago
If Niklaus Wirth is reading this: Thank you for all your work on Pascal, Modula and Oberon! I would especially like to thank you for your work on "drastic simplifications and consolidations" - to reduce complexity and make it easy
448.
by pulse7 6y ago
Psssssst... don't talk loud about this...
449.
by pulse7 6y ago
Can you use this processing-in-memory (PIM) to perform garbage collection in memory? (Like in this article from RISC-V board member Krste Asanovic: https://people.eecs.berkeley.edu/~krste/papers/maas-isca18-h... )
450.
by pulse7 6y ago
This is true (I also have a MyUS account)! But then you have a "customs clearance procedure" and some shops will reject non-US credit cards - like Lenovo US - and you have to call support and "fight-it-through" or use vi

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