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by scrubs 7mo ago
Liked comment 'Gone are the days where ruling elites benefited from international commercial stability.' Interesting point.
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by scrubs 7mo ago
Agree. I do not give a cat's whisker about AI for source control. 0.0%. Notta. Nothing.
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by scrubs 7mo ago
We're in a place where the antagonist is king, and entitled. It's like the walter in "breaking bad" broke out into wider culture and all the maga morons said "oohhh meee tooo" at the same time. Thank goodness t
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by scrubs 7mo ago
I tried to use SRIOV to virtualize mellanox nics with vlans on redhat Linux. Long story short it did not work. Per Nvidia the os has to also run open switch. This work was on an already complex setup in finance ... so adding open switch was
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by scrubs 7mo ago
I mean how else could it be? Some app for Grampa? Junior? The scope of complexity of these problems (which build on tech the viber need not make) is small. There's no serious support dimension or risk. The last step matters. When I&#x2
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by scrubs 7mo ago
Oh c'mon! We know that. Good Lord, if a country's debts were held elsewhere, it'd be the Trump administration trying to repo someone first for Nato money or other some fool reason. Meanwhile,there are in fact actual, bonafide
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by scrubs 7mo ago
My wife has a friend which got workers into the US on visas for work. In business since 1990. Recently at a luncheon the owner mentioned voting for Trump for several reasons also pointing out Biden intended to increase some paperwork costs
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by scrubs 7mo ago
Well I'm not sure about any of that. I will say this: a demonstrably better foreign policy to the good for the USA and everybody else is our own energy sufficiency trending into green energy. Two, Israel and surrounding countries get t
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by scrubs 7mo ago
Loved this. Thanks.
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by scrubs 7mo ago
a couple of general points: - the bad guys always eat their own as a "show of strength" - the trump administration is a joke at bringing cases. Most go no where. Maybe Tucker is fine. - at some point the west got sick and tired of
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by scrubs 7mo ago
The interviewer question was adversarial... don't think it puts them in a good light. More importantly I appreciate the OP for describing lessons learned through this hard experience. I worked in finance: Cassandra is no kind of answer
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by scrubs 7mo ago
I tend to agree subject to the condition states pay for the ID creation, and provided states mandate this themselves. I agree because some better operational control wouldn't hurt. The fed has no real business here. Hell, the clowns on
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by scrubs 7mo ago
Well ok ... experiment but maybe unlike c++ we could have added N keywords removed M keywords for arguably net-simpler language. Geez I'd hate to be in rust dev shoes if I can't remove something later when I have a better better m
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by scrubs 7mo ago
Correct. I was raised but quit this environment around 15. Peculiar to us American's is the Protestant evangelical Christains who for which the apocalyptic books of Revelations, Daniel is literally true. And thereto every 10-15 years t
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by scrubs 7mo ago
Pperception is reality is the hill 21st century corporate America died on. It's contrary to engineering (in the natural sciences or at least humanities), and contrary to the drucker/ishikawa's emphasizing customer satisfactio
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by scrubs 7mo ago
>optics that were the problem Steady Eddy! In so saying you're showing a lot of your own cards
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by scrubs 7mo ago
I'm liking what I see here. Thank you.
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by scrubs 8mo ago
>further away from god What is that? Some new bit you're working on?
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by scrubs 8mo ago
I mean, yah. How else could it be? Xerox, GE, IBM (1990 Gerstner) and a zillions of other rock stars fell hard. And had to be over hauled. Thats why continuous improvement is a thing, and why a platonic take on the world was never a thing.
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by scrubs 8mo ago
It's gotta be thus. For if you don't the next step is cynicism maximally operationlized: what you're not doing game/political BS to get ahead? What are you? A chump? An idiot? That kind of stuff spreads like wild fire ma
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by scrubs 8mo ago
Look folks when he's (trump) that stuck on stupid, he's right and you're wrong. Class it up, people! Class it up!
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by scrubs 8mo ago
I agree. Culture wars have distorted, then corrupted a lot to the point where Christains think the state is their personal PR guy, bouncer, and front man ... with an undertone of entitlement to pursue while state is obligated to comply. To
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by scrubs 8mo ago
You can thank Billy Grahm, a major US preacher, for that under God [1] in which the GOP and religious right started to get more aligned around 1950.Indeed, Graham could often be seen later with Regaen (US president 1980-88). I think it&#x27
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by scrubs 8mo ago
Hmm not quite following: 500MW was created at connected to grid as required although delegated to 3rd party. And the DC uses that power. So what's the problem?
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by scrubs 8mo ago
Stable store!? Cannot depreciate!? Anonymous!? Omg what bs. Imagine if BC was actually like USD and had to absorb US fiscal and global issues ... even more "cannot things" would happen
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by scrubs 8mo ago
I do. I'll be working on low level systems software not listening to this drivel.
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by scrubs 8mo ago
Well written- tx
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by scrubs 8mo ago
You got that right . .. imagine AI making more keyboard shortcuts, "helping" wayland move off X more so, new window transistions, overhauling htmx ... it'll be hell+ on earth.
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by scrubs 8mo ago
Timely article!
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by scrubs 8mo ago
Oh that was pithy, mean, and just the right amount of taking-it-personally. Well done!

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