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by riceart 3y ago
You have any real data to back this up rather than some anecdotes? You sound really butthurt.
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by riceart 3y ago
This sounds like something designed by someone with exactly one semester of college or high school Econ under their belt.
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by riceart 3y ago
Umm, neither.
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by riceart 3y ago
> I think you can argue that in both cases continued servitude is the only way either of them can get food and a place to sleep indoors. No you can’t argue that because it’s stupid. A typical google software engineer will have made enoug
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by riceart 3y ago
> never evaluates switching to a competitor Again: “short term, sure” Unless you have a convincing case for why “never” evaluating switching will last forever.
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by riceart 3y ago
With literally just about any diagramming tool - Vizio, dia, xfig, PowerPoint, etc. Frankly those are not particularly consistent or careful - they’re not that good. The text positioning and alignment is inconsistent and careless, bleeding
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by riceart 3y ago
> I may not want to examine the website and twitter feeds of every commenter on here. While that sounds fair enough, the commenter had already noted their relationship within the original thread here by the time you decided to make t
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by riceart 3y ago
Does that include the radiologist read?
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by riceart 3y ago
No it was not. The question was directed at the commenter about assessing skill, never made any statement disparaging said skill. Also you seem to be unaware of the relationship of this commenter - you may want to examine their Twitter from
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by riceart 3y ago
> one look at the repository would tell you this person is obviously above average at writing software. If you can put your knee jerk emotions aside for a minute and reread that comment carefully - the competence of the dev was never in
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by riceart 3y ago
Yes it is just another mechanism for header decryption. You can replace these keys just like a pass phrase.
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by riceart 3y ago
As if djb not being an asshole would have saved the IETF from their incompetent buffoonery. Yeah let’s just blame it all on one guy for not being a sycophant rather than lay the responsibility on the actual buffoons.
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by riceart 3y ago
What legacy cruft? (speaking specifically of SMP boot here)
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by riceart 3y ago
> So, for example, one might operate the hospital's apps while sitting in the library at the affiliated university. Remote Desktop and even PACS are not huge bandwidth consumers in this day and age of 4K streaming. At my large acade
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by riceart 3y ago
There are very few medical centers where there are 100s of simultaneous clinic visits. During the pandemic a lot of providers did home telehealth. Even 100s of simultaneous telemedicine visits don’t take much bandwidth compared to HD video
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by riceart 3y ago
Not quite sure I understand - what do hospitals need a ton of bandwidth for? Why would those bandwidth requirements rise significantly during the pandemic. Sure there were a bunch of people on vents in the MICU, but pretty much every electi
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by riceart 4y ago
> user was root In a well designed zero trust network this makes little difference. The traditional posix security model is bogus from the start anyway. A lot more useful stuff you can exfiltrate as a regular user usually.
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by riceart 4y ago
And they filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and were bought for a file sale price by SGI (I think Cray could have used some high quality market research in the 80s.)
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by riceart 4y ago
Woz had nothing to do with saving Apple in the 90s - and nothing for nearly 40 years - the only reason we talk about Apple today at all is because of Jobs and the small group he supported himself with in the late 90s. He was clearly smart
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by riceart 4y ago
No. gcc and clang development do not occur on github and likely never will. Gcc didn’t even use git until relatively recently (not in 2014). You can go look up the mailing list archives - this repo predates nothing. > helped incubating s
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by riceart 4y ago
The support in gcc and clang for RISC-V is so mature at this point that there are binaries and ports in distributions like Debian, arch, and windows (Msys), *BSD. It would probably be more convenient and reproducible to start with those. &g
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by riceart 4y ago
I think the person you’re replying to likely knows all this? But thanks, I guess — people doing architecture or compiler research likely don’t need an explanation of the benefits of an open source compiler, especially for RISC-V. In case yo
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by riceart 4y ago
Surprised no one has mentioned …The main practical one is line thickness. You can’t physically write as small. You can pack a ton of information with a 0.3mm or 0.25 ball point that is not possible with the bic where nearly triple that is c
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by riceart 4y ago
Then call yourself a fool since you must ignore at least one recommendation as they are conflicting. This is not even an official recommendation in the code, just some stupid public education NFPA website, which doesn’t carry the same weigh
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by riceart 4y ago
Oh that I happen to know something about - you’re making stuff up. I’ve got NFPA 72 right here if you want to point out where this alleged requirement for “multi-sensor” detector exists. In fact there are specific requirements to use only
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by riceart 4y ago
Lol “the law” .. what law? Maybe in some dumb ass jurisdiction - but you’re a bit full of yourself if you think where you happen to live is “the law”.
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by riceart 4y ago
Hakko is not exclusively low end. They’re used in plenty of manufacturing plants. They’re not selling their $30k rework systems to hobbyists.
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by riceart 4y ago
A CBC is a specific and very common lab test and does not include a ferritin level. It’s a separate test.
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by riceart 4y ago
Before the inevitable idiots come in to say hurr durr but have you tried ChatGPT 4… yes I paid for it, and it is just as prone to hallucinations of factual information. It loves to make up new names for peoples initials.
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by riceart 4y ago
Ok I’ve been a ham for over 30 years - a bit out of the loop admittedly but this one: “Netflix & Chill” in the context of ham is one I’m not familiar with and couldn’t turn up on google.

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