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9y ago
It looks like the presentation stops short of any strong conclusion.
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I fully agree with you on that. However, please grant that mobile devices spend a substantial amount of the day plugged in and can draw full power (people mining coins, etc).
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What minimal power? Phones are being charged at home all the time. Android apps can prevent sleep. Dsp to parse voice is there. There are sdks for all this.
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From the first link, they list Snapdragon 800 family. Early 2014, phones that used it were: http://www.freewaresquad.com/2014/02/18/phones-with-snapdrag... Today that CPU series is everywhere.
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https://www.qualcomm.com/news/onq/2013/02/20/snapdragon-wake... https://developer.qualcomm.com/blog/using-qualcomm-hexagon-s... "Industry wide adoption" 2013 The rest
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Would it be possible it's a motherboard issue? I went through two mbs until I got a stable one. 1700x here.
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Google forego decency, morals and in many cases laws, for money, long time ago.
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"I often wish I worked in a language where I could start dynamic and end statically." C++ 'auto' type. Workflow: 1. Write 'auto =', see what the compiler picks up (iterator of a vector of a set of classes that
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9y ago
Just out of curiosity, what's the traffic like?
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5. Amazon also contracts deliveries out (at least in Toronto). I've had guys in unmarked cars show up with packages.
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Few of my co-workers went partially or fully on it, and they all look less healthy. But that's just a small random sample. Idk, who am I to tell them what to eat and that they actually need way more finer to dodge potential colon cance
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Have you looked at their financials? They are in the same bandwagon as their technology.
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He was approaching this from physics and whatever that inverse distance power propagination law is called for 3d space.
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I am not at a PC right now, but I can see your point. To counter, Seti should catch anything really high powered. Whether or not a civilization can operate something at that level of power, is a thought experiment. But, still, they sift the
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Better, in terms of congestion, is capacity. Buses>cars.
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"Fortran is faster than C++" Whats your usecase? It seems it is faster for some, but a lot slower in others: https://benchmarksgame.alioth.debian.org/u64q/compare.php?la...
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They have stuff like bit manipulations and the likes, C++ makes sense for those.
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I'd reword the title: "Multi-year management failures result in huge time and resource company expenses". Outside of that, I'd also fire the person that wrote the article on company image tarnishing grounds. He may be pr
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If a person doesn't have access to medicine and dies: - in the East, that's a victim of Communism. - in the West, that's a poor lazy bum. In both cases, the person is gone and the society failed him. So, this guy rebels. Let&
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Hunt for red flags, you can thank me later: -The person I'm replacing, why did they leave? -How much overtime is done and is it paid? Are weekends required? Are people asked to volunteer for a weekend shift? Do you have "deploym
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A beautiful, amazing, and informative set of knowledge. Sadly, an experience tarnished by the three , full page prompts for email subscription, right in the middle of the information flow.
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> "The favicon was 20MB large" Well, that's actually impressive :D
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They should start with something more basic: customer support department.
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Was the comment of that commit 'initial commit'? :)
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Depends on what you are stuck in. In Toronto, I've worked with 60+ years olds getting paid six figures as 'c++ developer'. I've also worked with 40 year olds hired as 'frontend engineers' unable to get more tha
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Comments don't look well planned. First they double down on brevity, then the go with 'NB.' for a comment heading instead of a quote or something.
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That is a very naive view. The Intel IME is far different than 'rock and tree' to an organization of 40k employees and $10B budget tasked with bypassing stuff like the IME.
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I accept that point. I also raise a counter point of Microsoft overwriting privacy customization such as that, on subsequent updates, regularly.
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Ms doesn't enter markets where they have no control (OSS or closed ecosystems).
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To all the posters saying it's harmless. What's your stance on your source code being uploaded on crashes while you develop your app with new IP in it?
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