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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I don't know if it allows streaming, but if it does transferring files on portable devices or streaming their over the wire is a lot faster this way compared to the files directly. Especially for small files
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Maybe if there were more of these in the outside world, tech scene or not, we'd have less Theranos kinds to deal with.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Well then you need to make sure it's covered by your contract with the off-duty workers. If it's covered by the contract then you have nothing to worry about with this law anyway. If it isn't tough luck. Most countries alread
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
In Germany you - the employee - have to inform the workplace of sick leave before a certain time. And you're liable if you don't. But I'm sure that nobody will fine you for asking if someone that is sick that didn't repo
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I remember a person responding to slack messages at 2am not because she wanted to but because their boss was pressuring everyone to respond immediately, while telling people that they just make a choice not to respond outside of office hour
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
That’s not the reason. The reason why people don’t delete is because nobody wants to be left with inconsistent data relations. Deleting a customer is more deleting their PII(our scrambling it) and leaving everything else in tact. Or in th
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
No I don't. AT ALL. It sounds to me like you've never encountered actual challenging engineering problems. If you have had anything to do with 3GPP all the algorithms used in there are a lot more complex than these silly compsci i
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I'm absolutely baffled by some of the comments here. This is more akin to learning a language and learning grammar structures in a language. Once you have mastered the language you simply don't care about the linguistic structures
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Now if only AMD didn't treat ROCm as an afterthought the graghics card landscape could see an interesting shift. Steamdeck with ML capabilities wolud be pretty cool.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I think we might be talking about different things. It was a touch knob where the gear shift would be. Everything in that car was off in my opinion.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I rented a car in Germany ones but unfortunately I dont remember if it was a BMW or Mercedes. It had a fancy but horrendous touch nob and I just couldn't figure out how to move the car. Car makers consider everything touch a premium fe
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
The biggest problem with global warming is that it's such a stupid term. Global warming is only a small portion of a bunch of different kinds of abuse we put the planet through. Plastics, destruction of the ocean plankton, topsoil etc.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I'm not trapped at all, I don't work with these kind of people. Most normal humans do though. Good job getting personal and showing contempt towards a significant portion of your fellow humans. And wilfully closing your eyes towar
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
While they do come across as petty in our societies it's downright employee hostile. Why do organizations have so much power on the future of someones work? So many organizations do legally questionable things and mouth gag you from do
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Last time I interviewed someone in the US, they actually did do that in the first terms in the IT Bachelor because apparently there is no common standard across US high schools. But given how many of the investors in the UK actually study h
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
It's actually not arbitrary at all. The UN came out of the league of nations, which was specifically a bunch of colonial powers and their offspring / colonies. That is precisely the reason why some highly controversial UN resoluti
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
The SoC is really slow, do you mostly use it as a terminal to your servers? What's your rational behind getting it? The price and it being "open"? I was running one of those 7" OneMix laptops for a while. They have 16GB
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Simple isn't always better. Reusable patterns are. WhatsApp followed pretty standard erlang design patterns. Rails and Django to some extent force a standard pattern, they're not really low dependency systems(although they are com
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
From what I'm seeing, I think assuming that RISC-V CPUs being blob free and open, just because the ISA is open is illusory at best and wilfully lying at worst.
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
A chokehold on international payment remittance. Every single USD transaction in Taiwan passes through a US bank. A handful of countries are organizing their own crosscountry remittance systems. Until then, the US can effectively cut any co
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
What are you talking about? So many incorrect statements and false statements in such a short comment with a post as reference that actually conflicts with what you said. iPhone 7 was successful. So was iPhone 8. iPhone X NFC failure was j
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Gogoro is a taiwanese company that makes scooters where the battery is a power pack that you can just replace in a few seconds[1]. They're apparently expanding into more countries. I really like the concept of these things. It should b
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Actually CIEM balanced armature drivers were originally made for hearing aids. They're conceptually very similar, but most of the market is consolidated to 2 main manufacturers Knowles and Sonion(+ some niche manufacturers). If anythin
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
The problem in these environments is often not technical, but human, full of egos, people without competence wanting to be involved in every discussion and generally people talking and evaluating systems based on specs for a year without ac
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
I think it's more NTT and Sony. Every single Felica card in Japan is manufactured by Sony. Either way it doesn't matter. It actually is a shame, because most countries that did buy felica are dropping it because of licensing even
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Does anyone know if these finally have global nfc and if allows for custom secure boot keys? I don’t want to but a premium priced Japanese version for global nfc and I don’t think that just because older versions has support for custom keys
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Fully agree, but I recently had the thought that DLP actually to some extent is to shut down law enforcement and whistleblowing into companies shady behaviour. Take for example machine learning algorithms, a lot of the actual model definiti
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
There are two sides to that. I was representing a German union institution inside our org for one simple reason. The employer had gone out of his way to ignore what peoples responsibilities were and showered them with work that wasn't
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by rjzzleep 5y ago
Might wanna take a look at the following. I had an z3c that had a better supported android version from xda than a more recent xz2c because of their camera DRM and kernel bugs. Sony dev community has mostly dried up ... https://f

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