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by quickben 8y ago
What did Apple say no to? Last timei checked they served everything they were asked for.
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by quickben 8y ago
Maybe. Although excluding nvidia would have to include a requirement ER leaks don't happen. On something as semi-legal and connected to all sorts of shady as bitcoin.
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by quickben 8y ago
> could venture a guess about the reasons for the sudden drop It has to decline, I was giving it 2-5 yeas, but it seems it dropped much faster: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15760415 As for the faster than usual n
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by quickben 8y ago
:p yes, there will be some of that around.
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by quickben 8y ago
Keep in mind that for some take-home is a very big no. I mean, if I attend a full day of interviews on site, after 4-5 phone interviews, asking me to code over the weekend after all that will just make me wonder what's wrong with the c
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by quickben 8y ago
There is no need for constant stream.
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by quickben 8y ago
No. He should not name and shame, he should go talk to a laywer. Whats with the trend lately to constantly trying to solve injustice with more injustice? That's just making more problems instead of less.
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by quickben 8y ago
And that too, won't be a password killer. Heck almost 20 years ago Nortel had something better than what you described, and still we have passwords around. Everything old is new again, today we are solving passwords with X, tomorrow wi
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by quickben 8y ago
As a most extreme counterargument I raise you the NBA players. They got it, we don't. No amount of training can make up for it if you don't have it.
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by quickben 8y ago
Thanks, I'll check that out.
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by quickben 8y ago
"You won't find nearly as many online resources about setting up OpenBSD, because honestly, you really don't need any. " That was the the last thing I wanted to read when wondering if openbsd will fit on my Ryzen machine
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by quickben 8y ago
When advertisement companies push for L4 redesign... This is going to be a fun one to watch how it plays out.
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by quickben 8y ago
Then I misunderstood the original comment, apologies. I agree with the utility of the approach. Given the narrow space the language can move, they actually placed the feature really well.
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by quickben 8y ago
Can you show us some examples of this efficient lisp that's faster than anything already constexpr-ed? :P
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by quickben 8y ago
But users sue.
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by quickben 8y ago
This approach increases the attack surface because it is included in the most popular distros by default.
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by quickben 8y ago
"Based on my experience in the industry, I'd say this isn't quite accurate." I am genuinely curious, development or non development?
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by quickben 8y ago
Anything from Chandlery on C++ performance is worth gold.
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by quickben 8y ago
Building more doesn't work. Some areas in Toronto have 30% empty dwellings. There are much more money available to speculate than available surface area. Leverage was cheap (through housing) so everyone played that asset class on margi
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by quickben 8y ago
You are missing the fact they are taking about privacy.
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by quickben 8y ago
But some are high value targets (crypto ones, etc).
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by quickben 8y ago
Is the security disclosure policy 3 business days? https://www.theverge.com/2013/5/23/4358400/google-engineer-b... Do you think Google acted in a fair or unfair matter?
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by quickben 8y ago
That didn't stop them so far from making everybody else look bad. The latest in Google's unfair competitive practices: "Google discloses Microsoft Edge security flaw before a patch is ready" https://www.thever
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by quickben 8y ago
Ok, feedback of one: I don't care about the installation. I can install anything just fine. Should I though? Is this version better than the last one? Is it better than windows? Mac os? True os? How is it better? Should i care about kd
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by quickben 8y ago
It is simple. They are unpaid QA department now.
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by quickben 8y ago
Apparently the rebrand of Windows as a Service started. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/deployment/update/w...
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by quickben 8y ago
The problem is that companies are allowed to pile downtown to maximize profits, but that people should subsidize them in that as to not harm the environment. So, if a legal framework is being made to look at sustainability, ICUs are not the
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by quickben 8y ago
Such as commuting an hour to work, that may turn out to be two, in Toronto's gridlock, during a cold wave of -45c. "Most trips" doesn't work, the EV proponents want a ban on all ICE cars. Which would force part of the po
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by quickben 8y ago
So, it seems my chance, if I go with them, is 50-50.
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by quickben 8y ago
Depends where the warehouse is.

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